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Will of Ann Cole of St Saviour Southwark, widow, Proved 1631 |
(Abstract only as will not yet located)
Ann Cole of St Saviour Southwark, widow, sick (to be buried near my husband (Mr)
Roger Cole, deceased.; to poor of Clink Liberty £5)
to my brother (Mr) Olave Masters £2; to my cousin (Mr) Edward Cole £2; to my old
faithful servant Mary Clements £2 and the bed she lies on and its furniture, and
two pairs of sheets; residue to my daughters Elizabeth Ascoughe wife of William
Ascoughe, Susan Locke wife of William Locke and Catalina Neesham wife of Thomas
Neesham equally, execs.; sons in law to enter a bond of £200; I forgive my son
Locke the small reckoning between us; to my goddaughter Susan Archer a pair of
flaxen sheets, tablecloth, twelve napkins, twelve towels and £2 to be paid to
her father (Mr) James Archer to her use; to my cousin Margaret Addams £3; to my
daughter Ayscough my hatband with the largest gold button being my second best
hatband; the diamonds and rubies of my best hat to be divided between my
daughters and the gold buttons to my daughter Locke; to my son Locke my seal
ring; to my friend Nicholas Sheppard my best diamond ring
Witnesses: Edward Cole; Frances Juby; Ravis Benson
Proved: 15 Jun 1631 to execs.