BS804

Probate of Ann Smith of Middlesex, widow. To sister Mary Luty, 'Six gowns that are my worst and all my under pettycoats and 10 shifts, 8 aprons, all my mobs and some of my worst pinoes with hoods and handkerchiefs, 1 scarlet short cloak, 1 grogeham cloak, 1 black silk hood, 1 short cape, velvet hood, 1 pair sheets, 1 pair pillow beers, all the delph ware, and the 3 least saucepans and the cover, my wedding ring, and the mourning ring Alderman Champion gave me, 1 little round wainscot table'. To son Thomas, residue, executor. Witnesses: Elizabeth Cole, William Baird, Henry Burnham

21 Oct 1733, proved 7 Jan 1733/34

From: 1733 To: 1734

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Smith, Ann,
Luty, Mary,
Smith, Mary,
Champion,
Smith, Thomas,
Cole, Elizabeth,
Baird, William,
Burnham, Henry

will, alderman, Middlesex