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Office Extract of Will (Prerogative Court of Canterbury). David Willaume of Tingrith esquire

Dated 6 Nov 1758 proved: at London 21 Feb 1761

From: 1758 To: 1761

-premises in Millbrook, part of which were purchased of Thomas Day esquire and wife Katherine and part of Thomas Head esquire; also cottage in Marston Mortaine and 2 little pightles adjoining, one Now arable and the other pasture, together 2 acres, also ½ acre meadow in Dudmore Meadow, which cottage and meadow were purchased of Thomas Head and all other premises in Millbrook and Marston late in occupation of Richard Newman and Now of widow Wheeler; also all premises purchased of John Ogrady, Daniel Mecartie and Miss Elinor Decoursy, which are Now in occupation of John Bosworth, in Millbrook, to daughter Mary Willaume and heirs of her body, in default to son Charles Dynocke [sic] Willaume and heirs of body, in default to son John Willaume and heirs of body, in default to son Edward Willaume Witnesses: Peter Yerrall, Henry Atkins, William Crouch

Russell 'wallpaper books' Volume V. no.74 pg.158

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Willaume, David,
Day, Thomas,
Day, Katherine,
Head, Thomas,
Newman, Richard,
Wheeler,
O'Grady, John,
Mecartie, Daniel,
Decourcy, Eleanor,
Bosworth, John,
Willaume, Mary,
Willaume, Charles Dymoke,
Willaume, John,
Willaume, Edward,
Yerrall, Peter,
Atkins, Henry,
Crouch, William

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