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Will & Inventory of Francis SLADE of Wantage Will 12 Apr 1666   Probate 1669 (see Note)
Source: 10889 (Dean & Canons of Windsor) Contributed by: Nick Hidden Go to Translation Go to Transcript
Summary.
Francis Slade clerk, minister of Wantage Name Relationship [Comments] or Major Bequests Francis SLADE   Wantage Francis SLADE Eldest Son HAM Christchurch Lettice SLADE Daughter Virginia (now USA) Martha SLADE Daughter London Adam BLANDY Debtor Letcombe Regis John KEAT Debtor HAM Andover Andrew WEBB Debtor Wantage Richard WILLIS Debtor Wantage Elias CLARKE Appraiser Edm: WHILBORNE Appraiser   Inventory taken (no date), value: £325 10s 0d Exhibited: 27 Oct 1669 Probate: 27 Oct 1669 - see Note
Transcriber's and Editor's Notes
No Probate note is available -- date assumed to be the same as that of Exhibition. A full Inventory exists. Only the salient details are included here.
Translated and paragraphed. with some of the standard preamble and "legalese" removed. Go to Glossary
Francis Slade clerk, minister of Wantage To eldest son Francis Slade of Christchurch To daughter Lettice Slade supposed to be now in Virginia beyond the seas To daughter Martha Slade now in London An Inventory ... of the goods of Francis Slade of Wantage ... Inventory taken (no date) by Elias Clarke and Edm: Whilborne Debt owing by Adam Blandy of Letcomb Regis Debt owing by John Keat of Andover Debt owing by Andrew Webb of Wantage Debt owing by Richard Willis of Wantage Inventory value: £325 10s 0d Exhibited: 27 Oct 1669 Probate: 27 Oct 1669 - see Note
As transcribed from a copy of the original document. Original line- and page-breaks are preserved as far as possible.
No Transcript is available. This data was abstracted from the original documents by the contributor Mr Hidden for his own purposes, concentrating on personal names, occupations, relationships and places of residence. It is made available here by permission of Mr Hidden, with our thanks. It forms part of a much larger group, available on GenUKI as "BRKWills", but involves a place of residence which is now in modern Oxfordshire. Some abstracts may be incomplete, but are included as being much better than nothing. Though the names of the relevant Ecclesiastical Courts of Probate are included, the reference numbers under which the documents are held at various repositories are unknown. The "Source" given above is Mr Hidden's own Record Number All names with no "relationship" given are listed above as "Mention"