Christopher Wrenn will

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Date of will

10 January 1731

Status

Yeoman

Abode when will written

Hanslope

Date of probate

2 October 1734

Summary of will

Described as "the Elder", left most of estate including land and tenements to son Christopher subject to his paying legacies to two other sons, two daughters, and six grandchildren.

Persons mentioned in will:

Name	Relation	Abode	Role	Notes
Christopher Wrenn	Son		beneficiary executor	left bulk of estate, subject to paying legacies to others
Ricard Wrenn	Son		beneficiary	left Â£150, a chest and share of household goods
Charles Wrenn	Son		beneficiary	left Â£30, a chest and share of household goods
Mary Hillier	Daughter		beneficiary	wife of Thomas; left Â£30
Thomas Hillier	Son in Law			husband of Mary
Sarah Smith	Daughter		beneficiary	wife of Thomas; left Â£30, feather bed, share of h'hold.good
Thomas Smith	Son in Law			husband of Sarah
Sarah Hillier	Granddaughter		beneficiary	left Â£5
Mary Hillier	Granddaughter		beneficiary	left Â£5
Thomas Smith	Grandson		beneficiary	left Â£5
Christopher Hillier	Grandson		beneficiary	left Â£5
John Smith	Grandson		beneficiary	left Â£5
Chrisopher Wrenn	Grandson		beneficiary	left Â£5
Elizabeth Mason			witness
Sarah Potter			witness
Anthony Gibbs			witness

Source: Centre for Buckinghamshire Studies, reference D/A/We/70/84; original also available, reference DAWP 80/84
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