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Will of Dame Dorothy TIPPINGE of Wheatfield Will unknown   Probate 1637
Source: ORO no. 66/2/24; 200.013 Contributed by: Geoff Bowles Go to Translation Go to Transcript
Summary.
Dame Dorothy TIPPINGE widow of Wheatfield Name Relationship [Comments] or Major Bequests Dame Dorothy TIPPINGE   Wheatfield Sir George TIPPINGE Husband Deceased William TIPPINGE Son (Exec) Samuel TIPPINGE Son (Exec) Sir William BURLASIE Brother Thomas TIPPINGE Grandson Dorothy TIPPINGE Granddaughter Mary BARKELY Daughter Appolina COTTON Granddaughter Christopher RIBLEWHITE Legatee Bailiff Francis TURNER Legatee Servant William COSTER Legatee Servant Humphrey ATHERTON Late servant Doctor ELLIS Mention to be preacher at funeral John DEAVON Mention Ann DEAVON Mention [d John] John TYSON Legatee Shepherd goodwife DEAVEN Legatee (poor) Anthony BURNEHAM Legatee (poor)   William TIPPINGE Witness George BATE Witness William STEWARD Witness John BRISTOWE Witness   Probate Oxford 1637 (no details transcribed)
Transcriber's Notes
Wheatfield is 10 miles SE of Oxford- referred to in this will as Whitfield.
Translated and paragraphed. Abstracted from a copy of the original document. Go to Glossary
Dame Dorothy TIPPINGE widow of Wheatfield husband Sir George Tippinge deceased Doctor Ellis to be preacher sons William and Samuel execs. brother Sir William Burlasie grandchild Thomas Tippinge late servant Humphrey Atherton granddaughter Dorothy Tippinge daughter Mary Barkely bailiff Christopher Riblewhite granddaughter Appolina Cotton, 14 years old servants Francis Turner, William Coster Ann Deavon the daughter of John Deavon her shepherd John Tyson to the poor of Whitfield namely goodwife Deaven, Anthony Burneham Witnesses William Tippinge, George Bate, William Steward and John Bristowe Probate Oxford 1637 (no details transcribed)
No Transcript is available: the above was abstracted from a copy of the original document. It is believed that no names have been omitted.