Archaeologia Cantiana volume V 18
Archaeologia Cantiana volume V 18
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3. Will of Katherixe Haigiite, of Eltham, widowe. January 1590. To Henrie Stuhhs & Hugh Stuhbs the children of my Sonne Phillipp Stubbs, and unto Eliz«'' 8hawe the dau'" of Henry Shawe the elder, & unto AVilliam the son of Henry Shawe the younger, all my goods are to be equallie devided amongst them. To Tohie Stuhhs and Thomas Siubbs, sons of my late son John Stubbs, & to EI/'z^'* StiMs his daughter what the mother bathe in her hands allreadie ; and to my son Phillipp Stubbs, & to Henry Shawe t...he younger. I give to my sonne John Stubbs that which he did owe unto me, that 1 paid for him unto Rob* Sonne fishmonger, and to Thomas Harince grocer, both citizens of London. My best hatte to Alice the wife of my son Phillipp Stubbs. To Katherine, the daughter of John Borne deceased, a sawcer and porringer. To Jone Hodgekins dau'' of Eliz*'' Barker, the wife of John Barker citizen, a joyned chaire. To Richard Browne, blacksmith, of Eltham, a mattriss w'** flocke bolster, & a plaiue bedstead. To the poor of Eltham, bread and Kilderkin of beare.
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3. Will of Katherixe Haigiite, of Eltham, widowe. January 1590. To Henrie Stuhhs & Hugh Stuhbs the children of my Sonne Phillipp Stubbs, and unto Eliz«'' 8hawe the dau'" of Henry Shawe the elder, & unto AVilliam the son of Henry Shawe the younger, all my goods are to be equallie devided amongst them. To Tohie Stuhhs and Thomas Siubbs, sons of my late son John Stubbs, & to EI/'z^'* StiMs his daughter what the mother bathe in her hands allreadie ; and to my son Phillipp Stubbs, & to Henry Shawe t...he younger. I give to my sonne John Stubbs that which he did owe unto me, that 1 paid for him unto Rob* Sonne fishmonger, and to Thomas Harince grocer, both citizens of London. My best hatte to Alice the wife of my son Phillipp Stubbs. To Katherine, the daughter of John Borne deceased, a sawcer and porringer. To Jone Hodgekins dau'' of Eliz*'' Barker, the wife of John Barker citizen, a joyned chaire. To Richard Browne, blacksmith, of Eltham, a mattriss w'** flocke bolster, & a plaiue bedstead. To the poor of Eltham, bread and Kilderkin of beare.
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