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Source: Murrell, Joan, Will of 1695, Roydon, ANF 123, FHL British Film 167137

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Titre	Murrell, Joan, Will of 1695, Roydon, ANF 123, FHL British Film 167137

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Will Murrell, Joan, 1695, Roydon, ANF 123, FHL British Film 167137 In the name of God amen. I Joan Murrell of Roydon in county of Norff widowe 'tho sick of body yet sound memory I doe make my last in forme following vizt I give unto John Murrell my son a frying pan a little kettle & a great bowle wch [which] bowle is not in possion of the said John Itm I give to my daughter the wife of Thomas Burke my best gown called or (main) with the petticoat there unto belonging Itm I give all my wearing lynnen to be equally divided to my three daughters that is to say, the wife of my son Richard and the wife of my son John And my daughter the wife of Thomas Burke. Itm I give all the rest of my goods & chattles whatsoever not disposed of viz to Richard Murrell my son upon condition he pay my debts whom I doe apoint to be sole extor [executor] of this my last will be by him exactly pformed & my body brought decently to the ground for witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand & seale the first day of May In the year of Our Lord AC. The marke of Joan Murrell Signed sealed & published in the psence [presence] of Richard Daynes Eliz Wainforth the marke of Mary Battram Proved 13 Martij 1695 apud Roydon

Will Murrell, Joan, 1695, Roydon, ANF 123, FHL British Film 167137

In the name of God amen. I Joan Murrell
of Roydon in county of Norff widowe 'tho
sick of body yet sound memory I doe make
my last in forme following vizt I give unto
John Murrell my son a frying pan a little
kettle & a great bowle wch [which] bowle
is not in possion of the said John Itm I give
to my daughter the wife of Thomas Burke
my best gown called or (main) with the
petticoat there unto belonging
Itm I give all my wearing lynnen to be
equally divided to my three daughters that
is to say, the wife of my son Richard and
the wife of my son John And my daughter
the wife of Thomas Burke. Itm I give all
the rest of my goods & chattles whatsoever
not disposed of viz to Richard Murrell my
son upon condition he pay my debts
whom I doe apoint to be sole extor [executor]
of this my last will be
by him exactly pformed & my body brought decently
to the ground for witness whereof I have hereunto set
my hand & seale the first day of May In the year of
Our Lord AC. The marke of Joan Murrell
Signed sealed & published in the psence [presence] of
Richard Daynes Eliz Wainforth the marke of Mary Battram

Proved 13 Martij 1695 apud Roydon