Commissary Court of Surrey

Testator: John Moone (X) of Aldershot, Hampshire, very 
weak and sick

Date of Will: 28 March 1663
(Five shillings to the Church; One pound to the poor)

To John Moone the elder and John Moone the younger 
(kinsmen) of Guildford fifty pounds each; all the 
children of both now born two pounds each; to Robert 
Parret of Godalming, my brother, five pounds and to his 
wife one pound; to John Monger, my wife's grandchild five 
pounds and ten pounds to all my godchildren (two 
shillings each); to John Moone of Guildford my godson all 
my freehold lands except to my wife for life; to Henry 
Dattrey apprentice to Robert Inwood five shillings; if 
John Monger dies without issue then his legacy is 
returned to John Moone Snr. and John Moone my godson 
equally divided; to Moses Terry Jnr. and Joseph Allen 
five shillings each; to my two kinsmen John Moone of 
Guildford two pounds each; the rest to my wife Mary Moone 
except one table and four stools in the hall, one press 
and joined chair in the hall chamber and one brass pot 
(about a peck) which should be divided between the two 
John Moones after my wife's death; two pounds each to the 
children of John Moone after my wife's death Overseers: 
friends William Wheeler and George Burle (Ten shillings 
each)
Witness: Elizabeth Baker (X)
(Date of Probate not given)
(Inventory one hundred and seventy pounds)
DW/PC/5/1663/6