W2731

Will of Thomas Watts of Wilstead, victualler (copy)

16 Oct 1693

From: 1693 To: 1693

to wife Alice for life, house & pightle where testator dwells in Wilstead Cotton End; and rest of goods and chattels except cupboard; then to John Woodcroft, son of John Woodcroft of Wilstead, charged with 40s each to Elizabeth & Anne Watts, daughters of Luke Watts, late of Cardington; John Woodcroft is also to have said cupboard "to be a standard to the house"; to sister Anne Woodcroft £3 at age 21; to poor of Cardington 10s annually on St. Thomas day; wife Alice shall not marry nor bring any man into the said house to dwell with her upon the forefeiture of £10 to be paid to niece Joan Woodcroft; wife Alice executrix; witnesses. John Crick senior, & junior, Elizabeth Linford, Jane Newman

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Watts, Thomas,
Watts, Alice,
Woodcroft, John,
Watts, Elizabeth,
Watts, Anne,
Watts, Luke,
Woodcroft, Anne,
Woodcroft, Joan

wills, Thomas will: Watts, WILSHAMSTEAD, victuallers, HOUSING, Wilshamstead fields, Cotton End, household goods, household furniture, private finance, CARDINGTON, Cardington charities, covenants