The Will nuncupative of Thomas Windmill of Hanslopp deceased for his ..   he gave the browne Cowe unto his sonne John Windemill and his blacke Cowe to his sonne in lawe John Wright;  ffor the sheepe he gives two sheepe apeece to his three grandchildren two sheepe to his grandchild Thomas Windmill to choose first two more apeece to Thomas and John Wright his grandchildren to choose after the rest of his sheepe to bee equally divided betwixt his owne sonne and his sonne in lawe;  hee gives to Marye Wright his daughter all the wearing Cloathes both linnen and woollen of his wifes lately dead, hee gives his linnen to his daughter and his daughter in lawe to be devided, he gives the Cupboard in the hall to Marye Wright his daughter hee gives the best C.... to his daughter Mary Wright hee gives his eight pewter dishes one salt one Candlesticke tenn pewter spoones foure brasse kettles two brasse candlestickes one skimer equally to bee devided betwixt his two daughters, hee gives the whole bed as hee lyes on it to his daughter Mary Wright onely the best blankett to his daughter in lawe, and two Chestes to his owne daughter, and a boxe hee gives to Marye Wright the saltinge trough, one tubb one barrell one kimnell to his daughter in lawe one tubb one barrell one kimnell to John Windmill the other bed in the Parlour with the Cloathes, one Chest the great table in the hall with the forme and bench and pennes boltinge trough and Cheese presse the bed in the Chamber to John Wright payinge five shillinges, all the rest of his goods equally to be devided to beare charges equally while hee lives in his buryall and prooveing  his will togeather

Proved 1st march 1633