X67/198

Will of Elizabeth Harris of St Paul's, Bedford, widow (copy)

18 Nov 1750

From: 1750 To: 1750

to William Parker of St Paul's, grocer, 2 tenements adjoining in St Peter's parish occupied by Thomas Sherwood and James Wadmore, 4 tenements in St Loyds (sic) in St Paul's occupied by Joseph Jordan, --- Favel widow, --- Medbury widow, --- Hemp widow, cottage in St Paul's churchyard occupied by John Guest to John Parker (now apprentice to Mr Sutton Pope of Kimbolton, Huntingdonshire, surgeon) "my estate" in Offal Lane, St Peter's, Bedford to William Parker, baker "my now journeyman", windmill and land on which it stands in common fields in St Peter's parish and "all my utensils and tools now used by me as a baker", and my horse and cart to Elizabeth Hornbuckle Parker and Ann Hornbuckle Parker, wearing apparel to aforesaid John Parker 1 dozen damask napkins and 1 tablecloth and rest of linen to William Parker the grocer Residue to William Parker the grocer and John Parker executors: William Parker the grocer and John Parker witnessed: Mark Hement, James Bradley, R Finch

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Harris, Elizabeth,
Parker, William,
Sherwood, Thomas,
Wadmore, James,
Jordan, Joseph,
Favel,
Medbury,
Hemp,
Guest, John,
Parker, John,
Pope, Sutton,
Parker, Elizabeth Hornbuckle,
Parker, Ann Hornbuckle

BUILDINGS & LAND USE, wills, Elizabeth will: Harris, BEDFORD, Bedford St.Paul, grocer, HOUSING, Bedford St.Peter, Bedford St. Loyes Street, cottages, churchyards, apprentice, surgeon, Kimbolton, Bedford Offal Lane, baker, Journeyman, windmills, Bedford fields, trade, baking, horse transport, trade & industry, clothing, household linen