X435/55

Will of Ann Rudd, Kempston, widow

1 Jan 1690; probate 6 May 1691

From: 1690 To: 1691

… to cousin John Rudd, son of Thomas Rudd of Wilden - one cottage at Kempston Woodend with close of pasture adjoining … to Thomas Rudd, natural brother of said John - 40s to be paid within a year of her decease … to Elizabeth Evins - 1s to be paid within one month of testator's decease … to her daughter Barbary Evins - 1s … to Thomas Reynolds, son of John Reynolds, late of Kempston - 20s to be paid within 1 year of her decease … to his natural brother Edward Reynolds - 20s … to John Smith of Woburn - 20s to be paid within one year of her decease … to his son William Smith - 20s to be paid within a year of her decease … to Anne Smith, sister of William Smith - 20s to be paid within one year of testator's decease - 2 of the biggest pewter dishes and a pair of best sheets … to Ann Smith, wife of Adam Smith - 5s to be paid within one year of testator's decease … to John Rudd - residue John Rudd also appointed executor will dated 1 Jan 1690 probate (Bedford) 6 May 1691

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Rudd, Ann,
Rudd, John,
Rudd, Thomas,
Evins, Elizabeth,
Evins, Barbary,
Reynolds, Thomas,
Reynolds, John,
Reynolds, Edward,
Smith, John,
Smith, William,
Smith, Anne,
Smith, Adam

BUILDINGS & LAND USE, wills, women's history, KEMPSTON, WILDEN, HOUSING, cottages, Kempston Rural Wood End, Kempston fields, money, WOBURN, pewter, linen