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Will of Samuel Browne of Aspley Guise, baker.

5 Dec 1710

From: 1710 To: 1710

-- to brother-in-law Anthony Norman of Bletchley, Buck., butcher, and Thomas How of Aspley Guise, yeoman, £2 apiece, and in trust for wife Elizabeth during life a cottage and bakehouse in Aspley Guise, a windmill in Husborne Crawley, and a cottage in Church End, Husborne Crawley; after her death to brother Matthew Browne; to the same trustees a cottage in Reach to sell to pay his debts, the residue in trust for wife Elizabeth during life, as above, together with remainder of goods. The following Legacies to be paid by brother Matthew on succession to inheritance after death of Elizabeth; to nephew Robert Bunker, sister Martha Browne, Susannah Sinfield, Hannah Bradshaw, Robert Browne, Mary Clare and Elizabeth Browne £10 each. Witnesses: Henry Potts, John Fry, Thomas Armsden. [Copy, certified by Johnson Reddall, W. Whitbread].

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Browne, Samuel,
Browne, Matthew,
Browne, Elizabeth,
Norman, Anthony,
How, Thomas,
Bunker, Robert,
Browne, Martha,
Sinfield, Susannah,
Bradshaw, Hannah,
Browne, Robert,
Clare, Mary,
Browne, Elizabeth,
Potts, Henry,
Fry, John,
Armsden, Thomas,
Reddall, Johnson,
Whitbread, W.

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