1764  Dec 21  WILLIAM PIKE of Crick.

Yeoman ... to son John Pike his part of the yardland with appurtenances in 
Crick known as Plowman's Land ... to son William Pike his messuage in the 
tenure of John Slim and his part of the yardland with appurtenances in Crick 
known as Heynes Land together with the messuage of the same name for his 
natural life, and after his death to grandson John Pike son of William ... to 
daughters Mary and Elizabeth Pike the sum of £60 each, all linen and 
household goods between them, and the use of the room called The Parlour 
for as long as they remain unmarried ... to son James Pike his messuage 
where he (William) now dwells and the Nether Close, as well as further 
yardlands at Heynes Land left to him by John Garret Dec, and all his other 
messuages in Crick ... all money goods and chattels to James Pike who was 
also executor ... signed 5 May 1764.

Proved 21 Dec 1764.

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