WE1396

Will of Joan Tomlinson of Ampthill, spinster.

19 Jun 1679, proved 12 Sep 1679

From: 1679 To: 1679

“My soul to Almighty God... hoping to be made partaker of life everlasting... my body to the earth”. To niece Joan Everitt 1/3 messuage in Ampthill To nephew William Burton £20 and “my books called Christian’s Contentment”; to his son Thomas “Perkins his works”; to his wife 1 pair hempen sheets. To nephew Thomas Burton £30; “my bible with greene strings and a book of Dr Sibbs called the soules Conflicts”. To nephew William Everitt £20 and “all my sheepe” and “Reynolds his books upon the 110th Psalme”. To sister Frances Everitt £5 and mother’s ring. To brother Everitt a 10s piece of gold. To cousin Whittamore 25s and to all her children 5s apiece. To kinsmen Humphrey and William Tomlinson 10s apiece. To poor of Ampthill 20s. To Joan Farnell 5s. To wife of John Flawne 5s. Residue to kinswoman Joan Everitt, executrix, who if she marry before Thomas Burton is 21 shall entrust his legacy to trustees nominated by Thomas Arnald senior.

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Tomlinson, Joan,
Everitt, Joan,
Burton, William,
Burton, Thomas,
Sibbs,
Everitt, William,
Reynolds,
Everitt, Frances,
Everitt,
Whittamore,
Tomlinson, William,
Tomlinson, Humphrey,
Farnell, Joan,
Flawne, John,
Arnald, Thomas

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