Will Details

Will of Elizabeth Smith

Date of will 9 August 1672
Status widow 
Abode when will written Hanslope, Buckinghamshire
Date of probate 12 September 1672
Summary of will Nuncupative will leaving her niece Marke Parrott all her goods and money except two legacies to her sister and her brother's daughter.  
Persons mentioned in will:
Name Relation Abode Role Notes
       
Marke Parrott Niece    beneficiary   Left all the goods and chattels 
John Parrott     executor   Niece's husband 
Elizabeth Hillier Niece    beneficiary   £5 
John Hillier Brother       
Anne Arter Sister    beneficiary   Left £5 
Robert Arter       Husband of Anne Arter 
William Burton Clerk    witness    
William Hillyer     witness    
Source:  The National Archives,  reference  PROB 11/340
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Source: The National Archives,  reference PROB 11/340
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Memorandum that on ffriday night August the 9th 1672 Elizabeth Smith late of Hanslope in the County of Buckingham widdow deceased being then of perfect mind and memory Did make and declare her Last will and Testament nuncupative by word of mouth in manner and forme following (viz) I nominate and appoint John Parrott my sole Executor  I give and bequeath to my neece Marke Parrott the wife of the said John Parrott  And to her Child and Children if she hath more  All that I have either in goods or money except the following Legacies to be paid by my Executor  ffirst to my Sister Anne the wife of Robert Arter of Husband Crawley ffive pounds  Item to my Neece Elizabeth Hillier the daughter of my Brother John Hillier as much as being Added to a Debt due from her ffather will make up ffive pounds   And to the poore of Hanslope Twenty Shillings And Twenty shillings to the poore of North Crawley which words or words to the same effect she the said Deceased uttered and spake with an intent and purpose that they should stand for and be her last Will and Testament in the presence and heareing of William Burton Clerk and William Hilyer and other Credible witnessses William Burton and William Hillyer

Proved 12th day of September 1672