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Isted, the lord of the manor. * According to his brother Josiah he died worth fifteen hundred pounds.
The will of this Thomas Franklin, a most interesting document, is as follows : I, Thomas Franklin of Ecton in the County of Northton Yeom" doe make this my last will and testam*' in maner following that is to say Ffirst I give to Eleanor my wife in lieu of her third and to * Benjamin Franklin found this Mr. Fisher and his wife still living and in very comfortable circumstances at Wellingborough... when he visited the county in 1758. They had had only one child, a daughter, who died unmarried about the age of thirty.
150 AMERICAN SHRIiNES IN ENGLAND my only Daughter Mary my messuage and all my lands in Ecton aforesd with their appurtenances viz*: — two yard lands in Badger's Hide ffive leyes & a halfe at Cockins hedge. Two leyes at Mill Dike and one acre in the cast Rye field w~ was purchased of one W". Glen for & during their lives, and after my said wife's death to my said daughter & her heires forsed Also I doe declare that about Two hundred pounds by me put out of my said Daughters money upon securities taken in her owne name is her only proper money & part of my Estate and therefore need not be put into the Inventory of my Goods Also I doe hereby make my said wife and daughter joynt Executrixes of this my Testam* to whom I give all the rest & residue of my p'sonall estate betweene them equally to be divided after my debts paid witnesse my hand & scale the 15 day of September Anno Dm 1697 Thomas Franklin sen"" Hen Bagley Thomas Franklin jun Edm: James Prob : 17 April 1703, by Eleanor Franklin & Maria Franklin THE HOME OF THE FRANKLINS 151 The Thomas FrankHn who, with Henry Bagley and Edmund James, witnesses the above will, is evidently a member of a collateral family of the same name then living at Ecton, and is probably the same Thomas Franklin who in the will given below is appointed overseer (/.^.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Isted, the lord of the manor. * According to his brother Josiah he died worth fifteen hundred pounds.
The will of this Thomas Franklin, a most interesting document, is as follows : I, Thomas Franklin of Ecton in the County of Northton Yeom" doe make this my last will and testam*' in maner following that is to say Ffirst I give to Eleanor my wife in lieu of her third and to * Benjamin Franklin found this Mr. Fisher and his wife still living and in very comfortable circumstances at Wellingborough... when he visited the county in 1758. They had had only one child, a daughter, who died unmarried about the age of thirty.
150 AMERICAN SHRIiNES IN ENGLAND my only Daughter Mary my messuage and all my lands in Ecton aforesd with their appurtenances viz*: — two yard lands in Badger's Hide ffive leyes & a halfe at Cockins hedge. Two leyes at Mill Dike and one acre in the cast Rye field w~ was purchased of one W". Glen for & during their lives, and after my said wife's death to my said daughter & her heires forsed Also I doe declare that about Two hundred pounds by me put out of my said Daughters money upon securities taken in her owne name is her only proper money & part of my Estate and therefore need not be put into the Inventory of my Goods Also I doe hereby make my said wife and daughter joynt Executrixes of this my Testam* to whom I give all the rest & residue of my p'sonall estate betweene them equally to be divided after my debts paid witnesse my hand & scale the 15 day of September Anno Dm 1697 Thomas Franklin sen"" Hen Bagley Thomas Franklin jun Edm: James Prob : 17 April 1703, by Eleanor Franklin & Maria Franklin THE HOME OF THE FRANKLINS 151 The Thomas FrankHn who, with Henry Bagley and Edmund James, witnesses the above will, is evidently a member of a collateral family of the same name then living at Ecton, and is probably the same Thomas Franklin who in the will given below is appointed overseer (/.^.
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