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Will (certified copy) of Thomas Crachley of Daniel's Ash, co. Flint, esq., who devised as follows:- To my wife, Elizabeth Crachley, for her widowhood, my realty in the parish of Hawarden, co. Flint, (she to pay my eldest son, Thomas Crachley, £20 yearly,) with remainder to my said son, Thomas Crachley, and his issue, with similar remainders in succession to my son, William Crachley, and my daughters, Rebecca Crachley and Dorothy Crachley; my wife, Elizabeth Crachley, to be executrix and residuary legatee. Witnesses: Alice Hope; William Crachley; John Street.

Will (certified copy) of Nathaniell Ball of Bretton, co. Flint, yeoman. Testator bequeathed as follows:- "To my sister, Mary Ball, 40s. and my bakehouse at Broadlane; to my brother, Thomas Ball, and my sister, Hester, 1s. each; to my wife, Anne Ball, during her widowhood and the minority of my son, Nathaniell, my house and land in Broadlane and my tenement in the Park, with remainder to my said son, he and my wife to be executors. Witnesses: Tho. Willcocke; Peter Slater; Hum. Thomas.

Will (certified copy) of Lawrence Walsh of Hawarden, co. Flint. Testator devised as follows:- "To my wife, Mary Walsh, all my realty in the parish of Hawarden for her life, with remainder to my daughter, Catherine, and her issue, with remainder to my step-daughter, Mary Powell; to my said wife my tenement called Stone Bridge in Luston in the parish of Eye, co. Hereford, and, for her life, the residue of my personalty (subject to the payment during her life of £3 yearly to my daughter, Catherine), with remainder to my daughter, Catherine; my wife and daughter, Catherine, to be executors." Witnesses: Hum. Thomas; Thomas Fox; John Riscoe. Codicil dated 5 April, 1703, empowered the said Mary Walsh to sell a tenement and two butts of land in the Gritts, in the occupation of Anne Barnes of Hawarden. Witnesses as above.

Will (certified copy) of Judith Stubbs of Beckbury, co. Salop, widow. Testatrix devised as follows: "To William Baker of High Fields, parish of Audlen, co. Chester, and the Rev. Robert Binnell, Newport, co. Salop, clerk, the manor of Stapeley, co. Chester, and messuages and lands in the said manor (which descended to me as only sister and heiress of Dr. Jonathan Gouldsmith), on trust to sell the same, and after paying to my children, Judith, Catherine, Barbara, and Orlando, the sums due to them from the estate of my husband, Walter Stubbs of Beckbury, gent., deceased, to distribute the surplus proceeds between my children, Mary, wife of John Dutton, gent., Judith, John, Walter, Henry, Jonathan, Catherine, Barbara, and Orlando in equal shares. My said sons, Walter and Jonathan, to be executors." Witnesses: Tho. Plimley, jun.; Sarah Adams; John Arden.

Will (attested copy) of William Corbin of Broadlane, in the parish of Hawarden, co. Flint, gent., who devised as follows:- "Subject to certain rent charges to my wife and my daughter, Anne, £100 to my daughter, Elizabeth, and £30 to my daughter Hannah, I devise all my realty to my son, William Corbin, for his life, with remainder to his first and other sons successively in tail, with remainders to his daughters, with remainder (as to my realty in Broadlane and Moor) to my daughter, Anne, and with remainder (as to my realty in Ewloe) to my daughters, Elizabeth and Hannah, as tenants in common. filly children, Anne and William, to be executors." Witnesses: Robert Stedman of Northop; Thomas Jenkins of Northop, jun.; David Williams of Northop.

Will And Inventory of the goods and chattels of William Tugwell of Sheldon, p. Chippenham, Wiltshire, copied from the registry of the Archdeacon of Wiltshire at Sarum.

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Signature I.1.2 (pp. 243-246) only.