1668 BRICKLE Henry Will 1668-185

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Archive Reference: Lincoln, Lincolnshire Will 1668-185

Document Type: Will

Parish: Sutterby

Document Subject: Henry Brickle

Date of Document: 1668

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Lincoln, Lincolnshire Will 1668-185

Will, Henry Brickle of Sutterby, 12^th October, 1668

Classical Transcription

In the Name of God Amen I Henry Brickle of Sutterby in the
County of Lyncoln Yeoman being in health of body and p(er)fect reme(m)brance
(blessed be God for it) do make this my Last Will and testament (heere
by revoking all other Wills and promises) in manner and forme
following. ffirst I bequeath my soul into the hands of Al(mighty) God
hopeing to be saved through the merrits of Jesus Christ my onely Saviour
And my body to the earth from whence it came to be buried according to
the discretion of Dorothea my wife And my estate as followeth
Item I give unto my daughter Elizabeth thirty pounds to be paid her when
she shall attaine to the full age of eighteene yeares, and then her receipt to be a full
discharge for my executrix It(em) I give and my will is that my executrix shall put
in or cause to be put in before her mariage sufficient bond or bonds or other such
security or securities to my supervisors as they shall think fitt & sufficient for the true
discharge of the said legacy of thirty pounds to my said daughter <bequethed> and yf not then my
will is that my supervisors shall im(m)ediatly enter upon my four acre closse of
pasture and my three acre closse of pasture and to let use occupy and fully [2]
to thier owne to enjoy the same (provided they nor none under them either plow the(m)
up, fell the tymber or wilfully destroy the fences) till the said legacy of thirty
pounds be fully discharged with all other taxes and charges wtsoever during the
said tenure or time upon the said two closses imposed, and no longer Item I give

Will, Henry Brickle 1668 Classical Transcription continued/2

also unto my said daughter one great oak chest, an oake presse that we hang our
clothes in, and an oak table in the parlour, and a seiled bedstead with a featherbed
one feather bolster, two feather pillowes, one pair of blankets, one coverlid, one pair
of Linn sheets, with one paire of Linn pillowbeares, and my will is that yf my said
daughter Elizabeth shall depart this lyfe before shee shall attaine to the full age of eighteene
years, that then all ten pounds of the said thirty to my daughter bequeathed shall be to my
sonne Henry, and ten pounds to my son Hamond, to be paid them at thier severall
ages of one & twenty, and all the remainder to Dorothea my wife, And my will is that
yf either of my sons shall depart this life before they shall attaine to the full age of
one & twenty years, then this his said legacy tobe unto him by the death of his said
sister to be and remayne to the longer of them survivor of them
Item I give my house, lands, pasture & arrable and all outhouses, com(m)ons profits with
All app(er)tenances to them or any of them belonging, lying and being within the towne [2]
and p(re)cincts of Sutterby to my Sonne Henry & his hiers for ever after the death of
Dorothea my wyfe, conditionally that she pay or cause to be paid unto my Sonne
Hamond or his executors, Administors or assignes the sum(m)a of fifty pounds one whole
yeare after the decease of my said Wyfe yf she shall live till they attaine thier full
ages of one & twenty, and yf she die before, then my will is my Son Henry shall pay
the said sum(m)a of fifty pounds to my Sonne Hamond when the (sai)d Hamond shall attaine
unto the full age of one & twenty years, and ————–[3]—————— said houses and
lands afore specified for the true & faithfull discharge thereof Item I give unto John

Will, Henry Brickle 1668 Classical Transcription continued/3

Nicholson of Horncastle my kinsman two shillings and six pence. Item all the residue of my
goods and chattells undisposed I give them wholly unto Dorothea my wyfe whom I make my sole

executrix of this my

last will and testament, and I give her also my house & all my lands, pasture & arrable lying &

being in

Sutterby & the precincts thereof with all the com(m)ons, profitts com(m)odities and app(er)tinances

to them belonging during

the term of her naturall lyfe, provided she put in bond to my supervisors to keep my s(ai)d

houses and outhouses in

sufficient repaires, not to plow up any of my pasture ground, nor abuse my fences, nor fell up

any timber

but for necessary repaires, bring up my children, pay my debts bring up my children discharge my

legacyes

& bring my body decently to the grave And I make my loveing friends John Pierpoynt & Robert
Tendre both of Awthropp in this County of Lyncoln, Supervisors of this my last will & testament,

giving

them two shillings six pence apeece, and if they or either of them shall be forced to enter upon my

two ?four and

?closs the 4 acres & the 3 acres of Pasture for my daughters legacy then my will is that they

shall give security

[3] my executrix [2] her assignes <to> execut(e) & Administer for the discharge of the s(ai)d legacy of

thirty pounds or so

Will, Henry Brickle 1668 Classical Transcription continued/4

thereof as shall come into their hands In witnesse whereof I Henry Brickle this 12 th day of

october

have hereunto set my hand & seal Jeffery Gonvill Henry Brickle
also subscribing sealing & delivery therof John Worts his mark & Seal
his marke
Probatim et al 6^th day April An(n)o D(o)m(ini) 1668 Ludam

Lincoln, Lincolnshire Will 1668-185

Will, Henry Brickle of Sutterby, 12^th October, 1668

Translation

In the Name of God Amen I Henry Brickle of Sutterby in the
County of Lincoln Yeoman being in health of body and perfect remembrance
(blessed be God for it) do make this my Last Will and testament (here
by revoking all other Wills and promises) in manner and form
following. First I bequeath my soul into the hands of Almighty God
hoping to be saved through the merits of Jesus Christ my only Saviour
and my body to the earth from whence it came to be buried according to
the discretion of Dorothea my wife and my estate as follows
Item I give unto my daughter Elizabeth thirty pounds to be paid her when
she shall attain to the full age of eighteen years, and then her receipt to be a full
discharge for my executrix and my will is that my executrix shall put
in or cause to be put in before her marriage sufficient bond or bonds or other such
security or securities to my supervisors as they shall think fit & sufficient for the true
discharge of the said legacy of thirty pounds to my said daughter bequethed and if not then my
will is that my supervisors shall immediately enter upon my four acre close of
pasture and my three acre close of pasture and to let use occupy and fully [2]
to their own to enjoy the same (provided they nor none under them either plough them
up, fell the timber or wilfully destroy the fences) till the said legacy of thirty
pounds be fully discharged with all other taxes and charges whatsoever during the
said tenure or time upon the said two closes imposed, and no longer Item I give

Will, Henry Brickle 1668 Translation continued/2

also unto my said daughter one great oak chest, an oak press that we hang our
clothes in, and an oak table in the parlour, and a seiled bedstead with a featherbed
one feather bolster, two feather pillows, one pair of blankets, one coverlet, one pair
of linen sheets, with one pair of linen pillowcases and my will is that if my said
daughter Elizabeth shall depart this life before she shall attain to the full age of eighteen
years, that then ten pounds of the said thirty to my daughter bequeathed shall be to my
son Henry, and ten pounds to my son Hamond, to be paid them at their several
ages of one & twenty, and all the remainder to Dorothea my wife, and my will is that
if either of my sons shall depart this life before they shall attain to the full age of
one & twenty years, then this his said legacy to be unto him by the death of his said
sister to be and remain to the longer survivor of them.
Item I give my house, lands, pasture & arable and all outhouses, commons profits with
all appertenances to them or any of them belonging, lying and being within the town [2]
and precincts of Sutterby to my son Henry & his heirs for ever after the death of
Dorothea my wife, conditionally that she pay or cause to be paid unto my son
Hamond his executors, administrators or assigns the sum of fifty pounds one whole
year after the decease of my said wife if she shall live till they attain their full
ages of one & twenty, and if she die before, then my will is my son Henry shall pay
the said sum of fifty pounds to my son Hamond when the said Hamond shall attain
unto the full age of one & twenty years, and ……………………. All the said houses and
lands afore specified for the true & faithful discharge thereof Item I give unto John

Will, Henry Brickle 1668 Translation continued/3

Nicholson of Horncastle my kinsman two shillings and six pence Item all the residue of my
goods and chatels undisposed I give them wholly unto Dorothea my wyfe whom I make my sole

executrix of this my

last will and testament, and I give her also my house & all my lands, pasture & arable lying &

being in

Sutterby & the precincts thereof with all the commons, profits commodities and appertenances

to them belonging during

the term of her natural life, provided she put in bond to my supervisors to keep my said

houses and outhouses in

sufficient repairs, not to plough up any of my pasture ground, nor abuse my fences, nor fell up

any timber

but for necessary repairs, bring up my children, pay my debts discharge my

legacies

& bring my body decently to the grave and I make my loving friends John Pierpoynt & Robert
Tendre both of Authorp in this County of Lincoln, Supervisors of this my last will & testament,

giving

them two shillings six pence apiece, and if they or either of them shall be forced to enter upon my

two ……. and

?closes the 4 acres & the 3 acres of Pasture for my daughters legacy then my will is that they

shall give ?security

[3] my executrix [2] her assignes ………..& Administer for the discharge of the said legacy of

thirty pounds ?also

Will, Henry Brickle 1668 Translation continued/4

thereof as shall come into their hands In witness whereof I Henry Brickle this 12^th day of