In the name of GOD Amen I JOHN CLISBY of Moreton in the parish of Thame in the County of Oxon husbandman being in good and perfect memory (GOD be therefore pray for) and having in mind the death of my body to be natural and certain and the time place and manner thereof to be most (but?)… contained And therefore requiring and intending the (dispossessing?) and orderings of all my Goods and Chattels that GOD by his great goodness hath but unto me in this world do now make and declare this to be my last Will and Testament in manner and (????) following and first I do give and bequeath unto my sister Alice messuage and meadows and to her children five pounds to be evenly distributed among them share and share alike within the year next after my decease (?..) I do give unto the three children of my sister Jane (like is for like?) the sum of five pounds of lawful money of England to be equally distributed amongst them share and share alike within one year next after my decease I am and I give but of the children of my sister Elizabeth Atkinson the sum of the pound of ffortive shillings to be equally distributed amongst them within one year next after my decease and I do give unto Elizabeth Towns one of the daughters of William Towns of Moreton aforesaid the full sum of five pounds of lawful money of England to be paid unto her by my Executors hereafter named and when she shall attain (…?) the age of one and twenty years and all the rest of my Goods and Chattels I do give and do bequeath and I do give and bequeath unto my loving Cosen George Young and Mary Phillips Executors of this my (sprofit?) last will and testament I do nominate John Stribblehill Priestend and in the Parish of Thame in the County of Oxon Yeoman and Edward Lobson? (Dobson?) of Thame aforesaid Moreton (to - - -) this My last Will and Testament to see the same performed as aforesaid and for their pains herein to be taken I do give unto each of them three shillings and a (fouen pouse exens) In witness whereof I have here out of att. my hand and seal this Twelfe day of August in the year of our Lord One Thousand six hundred fifty and eight /// the Mark of John Clisby /// read signed sealed and published as the last will and testament of the said John Clisby in the presence of /// John Stribblehill /// Samuel Cornwall /// a.a. This Will was probated at London the thirtieth day of October in the year of our Lord GOD according to the Computations of the Church of England one thousand six hundred fifty and eight before the judge and for probate of wills and granting Administration and lawfully authorised by the oath of George Young the surviving executor of the said deceased in the said will named to whom Administration of all and singular of the goods and chattels and debte's of the said deceased was committed having first sworn by Commission truly to Administer the same Mary Phillips and the other executor dying after the execution of the Commission and before the Probate made. ///. a.a. Signed with their mark /// Transcribed: Sue Woods 03/2003