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Will of Thomas KIRNOKE of Deddington Will 14 Feb [no year]   Probate 29 Apr 1595
Source: ORO no. W. 187.273 Contributed by: Bob Simmonds Go to Translation Go to Transcript
Summary.
... I Thomas Kirnoke of Dadington ... mason ... sick in body ... Name Relationship [Comments] or Major Bequests Thomas KIRNOKE   Deddington Margaret KIRNOKE Wife (Exec) Thomas KIRNOCKE Son Annes KIRNOKE Daughter [no surname given] Lawrence KIRNOKE Son   Alice WICKERS Witness Any? COWP? Witness   Probate 29 Apr 1595 Deddington (Visitation) ... Executrix named ...
Transcriber's Notes
Translated and paragraphed. with some of the standard preamble and "legalese" removed. Go to Glossary
... I Thomas Kirnoke of Dadington ... mason ... sick in body ... My body to be buried in the parish of Deddington. I give Thomas Kirnocke my son my great brass pot [and] one pair of sheets If my wife remarries, my son Thomas shall have half of all the goods, behaving well toward his mother. I give to Annes my daughter a little brass pot, one pair of sheets, a coffer, a bedstead, a platter and 20s in money to be paid at the day of her marriage I give Lawrence my son one pair of sheets [and] one platter. All the rest of my goods I give to Margaret my wife whom I make my sole executrix. Witnesses Alice Wickers Any? Cowp? Probate 29 Apr 1595 Deddington (Visitation) ... Executrix named ...
As transcribed from a copy of the original document. Original line- and page-breaks are preserved as far as possible.
Testamentu' Thomae Kirnoke de Dadington in com' Oxon mason In the name of god Amen the xiiijo of ffebruary I Thomas Kirnoke of Dadington in the Countie of Oxon mason bein sicke in bodie but p'fect in Remembrannce thanks be to God doe make this my last will and testament in mann'r and forme followinge first I bequeath my soule unto All= mightie god my only maker and my bodie to be buried in the p'ish of Dadington It' I geve to Thomas kirnocke my sonne my great brasse potte one paire of sheets and yf my wyf doe marry againe my will is that my said sone Thomas shall have halfe the goods moveable and un= moveable usinge himself well toward his mother It' I geve to Annes my daughter a litle brasse potte one paire of sheets a coffer a bef bedsteed a platter and xxs in money to be paid at the daye of her marriadge It' I geve and bequeath to Lawrence my son'e one peare of sheets one platter All the rest of my goods not bequeathed I geve to Margarett my wife whome I make my sole executrix to se this my last will p'formed witnesses Alice Wickers Any? Cowp? Probatu' erat hoc test'm cora' nobis ..... ........................................................ ............................................................ ............................................... Apud Dadington in Visitaco'e viz xxixo die mensis Aprilis An'o D'ni 1595 ... [....] ......................... Executrici in eode' no'i'at .........................................