William JUGGINS of Wheatley

Will of William JUGGINS of Wheatley

Will 16 Feb 1707/08 Probate 8 May 1711

Source:	OHC no. W. 206.59; 38/2/31
Contributed by:	BC1234	Go to Translation	Go to Transcript

Summary.

... I William Juggins of Whately ... inn holder ... weak in body ...
Name	Relationship	[Comments] or Major Bequests
William JUGGINS		Wheatley
Mary JUGGINS	Wife (Exec)	[2nd wife -- see Note]
William JUGGINS	Son
Francis JUGGINS	Son
Thomas JUGGINS	Son Overseer
Mary JUGGINS	Daughter-in-law	[w Thomas]
Susanna JUGGINS	Daughter	[no surname given]
Edward JUGGINS	Son
Richard JUGGINS	Son
Robert JUGGINS	Son
John JUGGINS	Son
Mary JUGGINS	Daughter	[no surname given]
Elizabeth JUGGINS	Daughter	[no surname given]
Hannah JUGGINS	Daughter	[no surname given]
Thomas MASON	Witness
Francis PAGE	Witness
William JONES	Witness	Oxford

Probate 8 May 1711 ... Mary relict and Executrix ...

Transcriber's and Editor's Notes

He makes clear that he has 11 children by two wives, 6 then 5.
The 1671 marr at Oxford St Cross of William JUGGINS & Susanna BROCK may be the first (his eldest dau was named Susanna).
The 1685 marriage bond for William JUGGINS of Wheatley, widower, & Mary LOW of Horspath may be the second.
The following details are believed to be true but should not be totally relied upon:
Testator: Son of William (1689 qv); Brother of Thomas (1719 qv); Father of Robert (1736 qv) & Thomas (1752 qv).

Translated and paragraphed.
with some of the standard preamble and "legalese" removed.
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... I William Juggins of Whately ... inn holder ... weak in body ...

I give 20s to my son William.
I give 1s to my son Francis.
I give 40s to my son Thomas and his wife Mary to buy rings in memory of me.
I give Ł5 to my daughter Susanna, to be paid within two years after my decease.
I give Ł5 to my son Edward Juggins, to be paid within two years after my decease.
I give 40s to my son Richard Juggins, to be paid within two years after my decease.
I give 20s each to my sons Robert and John and my daughters Mary, Elizabeth and Hannah (all five children by my now wife), to be paid two years after my decease.
I make my beloved wife Mary sole Executrix and give her [the residue of] my goods and chattels, so that she may give them to such of my children as most deserve it from her
I make my son Thomas my Trustee, to see my debts and legacies paid.
Witnesses Thomas Mason; Francis Page; William X Jones, Oxford

Probate 8 May 1711 ... Mary relict and Executrix ...

As transcribed from a copy of the original document.
Original line- and page-breaks are preserved as far as possible.

	In the name of god Amen, I William Juggins
	of Whately in the County of Oxon Inn holder,
	being weak in body, but in perfect sense, and
	of sound memory, do make ^and ordain this my
	last will and Testament in manner and
	form following.
Imprimis	I give and bequeath my soul into the hands
	of Allmighty god, who first gave it me, trusting
	thro the Meritts and mediation of Jesus Christ, to
	receave a full and free pardon of all my Sins, and
	for my body, I shall leave it to my Executrix
	hereafter nam'd, to interr it in such manner as it
	shall please her, and for my worldy goods, I dispose
	of the same thus
Item	I give unto my son William twenty shillings
Item	I give unto my son ffrancis one shilling
Item	I give to my son Thomas and his wife Mary forty
	shillings to buy each of them a ring in memory of me
Item	I give to my daughter Susanna five pounds, to bee
	payd her within two years after my decease
Item	I give unto my son Edward Juggins five pounds
	to be payd him within two years after my decease
Item	I give unto my son Richard Juggins forty shillings
	to be payd him within two years after my decease.
Item	I give unto my sons Robert and John, and my daugh
	ters, Mary Elizabeth and Hannah (all five children
	by my now wife) twenty shillings to each of them, to
	be payd to each of them two years after my decease.
Item	I make my beloved wife ^Mary Sole Executrix of this
	my last will and Testament, and do give unto her
	all my goods and Chattels, not before dispos'd of, that
	she may give and dispose of the same, to such of my
	children, as shall best deserve the same from her
Item	I make my son Thomas Trustee of this my will
	to the intent he may see all my debts and Legacies
	payd and this my will fullfill'd

memorandum this will was read	in witness whereof
with the word Mary interlined, published	I have hereunto set my
sealed and declared to be my last will	hand and seale the day
and testament this Sixteenth day of	and yeare all ready written
ffebruary 1707 in the presence of	as I have already said in the
	presence of
Tho: Mason The mark of
ffran Page William X Jones	Will Juggins [seal]
of the Citty of Oxon

Probat &c 8'vo Maij 1711 Coram Venli Viro Jos:
Hunt A M Surro' Ven'lis Viri Tho Ayloffe ll D'ri
et D'ni Epi Oxon vicar &c jur'to Mariae Relictae et
Ex'tricis &c Cui Com'issa fuit et est Adm'is &c Ad S'ta
Dei Evangel' in forma juris jurat &c Salvo &c
Geo Cooper Reg'rius deput'

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