Testatrix: Elizabeth Reaves of Bentley, Hampshire, widow

Date of Will: 20 July 1629
(To be buried in the church or churchyard)

To five poor widows: widow Crannum, widow Knotte; widow Aslett; widow Cooper and 
widow Figge one shilling each

 To William West of Thursley, Snr. ten shillings; to Robert West one pound; to Mary West 
my two best kettles, best tub and baking bread, pair of pillows and two cushions, brass 
candlestick and two pillowcases, chest and silver ring, new blanket, two diaper napkins and 
two tablecloths (one lockram, one holland); to William Reaves, Jnr. two pounds; to Alice 
Whetstone my best red petticoat and linen, one pound and a pillow, three pewter pieces, a 
candlestick, three salt cellars, a tub and coffer, a chest and a silver ring; to Joan wife of 
Thomas Michenell two bushels of wheat, a tub, crate, pillow and bushel of oats; to my 
godchildren one shilling each; to Thomas West a cupboard and table with frame; to Grace 
Watts a cow; to Goodwife Ham a skillet; to William Michenell my hay in the barn; to Thomas 
Preston my hay in Ham Mead; to Rose Michenell a waistcoat, a hat, a green apron and a 
neckchief; to Joan Crannum a neckerchief; to Joan Over a neckerchief; to goodwife Hamm an 
old petticoat and a white waistcoat; to Thomas Whetstone Jnr. five shillings; all legacies to be 
paid by Henry West, Executor

Overseers: William Whytwell; Thomas Preston (two shillings each)
Witnesses: William Whytwell; Thomas Preston

Proved: 8 May 1630 to Robert Numan in minority of Executor

DW/PA/7/11 ff.575; DW/PA?5/1630/84