In 1663 Thomas was named in his father's will as having already receiving his portion.
In 1667 Thomas Harris was the executor of the will of his father-in-law John White of Camborne.
In 1679 Thomas Harris was a beneficiary of the will of his mother-in-law Elizabeth White of Gwithian, widow.
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Thomas Harris of Cambron (burial record)
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The Will of Thomas Harris of the Parish of Camborne in the County of Cornwall, Yeoman, written 9 Dec 1700, proved 27 Feb 1700/1. 2
In the name of God Amen
I Thomas Harris of the p'ish of Camborne within the County of Cornwall yeoman being weak of body but of perfect memorey Doe make & appoint my Last will and Testament in manner & forme following ———
First I Doe bequeath my Soull unto the hands of Almighty God my Redeemer in hope of a Joy full Resurrection in the Day of Jesus Christ and my bo[dy] to be buried with Christian buriall at the Discretion of my E[xecutor]
Item I Give unto John Harris my Son all my Estate in Caslevan & Park Michell alsoe one pan called Bossense pan and the great Crock which was my mother's Crock & the bed which now is in Carleean farm
Item I Give unto Joseph Harris my Son all my Right in the Tenement Bojosa and my House and Garden in Barepper and alsoe ten pound in money . . . . . . .
Item I Give unto Thomas Harris my Son my tenement in Reskajeage Called Cocks tenement with the House garden meddow & Green which Jos[eph] Row holds, with forty pounds in money to be paid by my Execu[tor] within two yeares after my Desease and Crock Called Li----- Crock & one pan which was bought from Alexander Rogers and the bed in the halle Chamber which the men Lye in ———
Item I Give unto Ellizabeth Davy my Daughter forty Shillings her Portion being . . . . . . . paid ———
Item I Give unto Ann Davy my Grand Daughter Tenn Shillings
Item I Give unto Ann Harris my wife the Sum of five pounds yearly to be paid in Quarterly payments together with her maintenance as? meat Drink Cloathes . . . . . . . of all sortes Lodging & washing with all necessary attendance as shall be Convenient for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . but if Ann Harris my wife shall not Like the maintenance aforesd and shall bee to her own finding that then my Executor shall pay her twelve pounds yearly Dureing her natural Life to be paid at Quarterly payements with the Chimney? Chamber over the halle with Liberty to make fuell in the . . . . . . . . . . . . . . with keeping for one pig one Goose and her . . . . . . . Alsoe the milk of one of my Executors best Cows well kept with his Cows . . . . . . . . Alsoe keeping for six yews & there Lambs not Exceeding tenn with my Executors yews & Lambs I Give alsoe unto my Wife Ann the bed I now Lye in with its wholle furniture, with one pann Called Creger . . . . . . . pann one Crock Called Roger Crock with two pewter Dishes of the meddle? sort and two pewter plates
Item I Give unto Edward Remfry my prentice Tenn Shillings if hee shall se[rve] out his prenticeship with my Executor and not Else
Item I Give unto Mary Bryant my prentice Twenty Shillings to be [paid] by my Executor when Shee shall Serve out her prenticeship and not Else
Item I make and appoint William Harris my Son to be my [whole] and Sole Executor of all my Goods and Chattles not . . . . . . . given and to performe this my will & testament and to pay my Debts and Legacies Witness my hand & Seall this nineth Day of December Anno 1700
(Signed)
Signed Sealled and
Delivered in presence of John . . . . . . . Francis Hockin
[A true and perfect Inv]entory of the Goods & Chattles of Thomas Harris of the [parish of Camborne] Deceassed praised by John Gilbert & John Harris this third Day of [Feb]ruary Anno 1700/1 ....
Sum Total: £270 5s
Orthographic variation: HARRY