Named in the will of his father-in-law Humphrey Williams of Gwithian (1639).
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The Will of John White of the Parish of Camborne and County of Cornwall, written 1 May 1659, proved 16 Sep 1667. 5
(Names of family members shown in bold)
I John White of the parish of Cambron in the County of Cornwall beinge perfect in memory although sick in body doe make this my last will and testament in manner and form as followeth:
First, I doe recommend my soule into the hands of Almighty god hopinge through Jesus christ my sinns are pardoned and that he? is reconciled by the bload of christ: and my body I doe recommend to the Earth: havinge sure hope of a glad and joifull resurrection in the day of christ.
It: I give to my daughter Grace the wife of Henry Eles Tenn Shillings.
It: I give to Jane the wife of John Michell ——— Tenn Shillings.
It: I give unto each of my granchildren two Shillings sixpence.
It: I give unto Richard White my kinsman Forty Shillings and my best suit of Aparrell three years after my decease: my meaning is that at the three yearly end: he shall be pd by my executor twenty Shillings at the fourth yeare and twenty Shillings the fift yeare.
It: I give unto my daughter Jane Tenn Shillings besides what formerly I have given her.
It: It is my will that my sonn in law Thomas Harris shall pay with my wife whome I have made my executor the one halfe of such legacies as I have given acordinge to the agreement in marriage betweene him and my daughter. — In Wittness hereof I have hereunto sett my hand and seale the day and yeare first above written.
Signe of John White
Sealed Signed and delivered in the presence of
William Stevens
Benate Wies
Moreover Whereas I have promised by Articels of Agreemente between John Harrys the father of Thomas Harrys my Sonn in lawe to seale him a Deede of assignment of the one haulfe of my goodes and Chattels of lands & goods My Will is that he shall have the one haulfe of all my goods & Chattels moveable & unmoveable equall with my executor emideatelye after my Dessese & all the land after my executors Deaseasse according to the true intent and meaning of former agreements wittness hereunto my signe
the signe of John White
John Harrys
Richard Harrys
A Trew and perfect in ventory of all the goods of John White of the Parish of Cambron decessed praysed by Francis Hocking and Bennett Cock the thirteenth day of September 1667.
Impr: his purse and wearing cloaths —— |
£01 10s 00d |
It: the Corne . . . . . . . —— |
£-- 02s 00d |
It: 4 Cows and one heffer —— |
£04 00s 00d |
It: 4 young bullocks —— |
£04 00s 00d |
It: 1 Calfe —— |
£00 05s 00d |
It: 2 horses and 1 Coult —— |
£03 10s 00d |
It: 17 Sheepe —— |
£03 05s 00d |
It: 3 piggs and 3 R------ —— |
£00 15s 00d |
It: for Goose and Poultry —— |
£00 03s 00d |
It: for Turkeys —— |
£00 03s 00d |
It: for bedding —— |
£04 00s 00d |
It: 3 pans —— |
£01 10s 00d |
It: 1 Crock —— |
£00 10s 00d |
It: for Putor —— |
£00 10s 00d |
It: 1 bord and frame —— |
£00 07s 00d |
It: 1 ould Chest and 1 Chere? —— |
£00 05s 00d |
It: 1 Cive? and 1 barrell —— |
£00 06s 00d |
It: 1 Sheet and 2 Sacks —— |
£00 05s 00d |
It: for Dishes and spoons —— |
£00 01s 00d |
It: 2 Sears? —— |
£00 01s 00d |
It: for halfe a payre of and---- and half a spit —— |
£00 03s 00d |
It: for 1 Brandis —— |
£00 01s 00d |