The Nuncupative Will of Mary Snelling late of Woking in the County of 
Surrey widdoe deceased  which shee did speake and utter the fifteenth 
Day of February Anno Dm.i 1654 in the like words tending to the same 
Effect and purpose before us whose names are subscribed Imp: the said 
Mary Snelling gave all her Goods to Mary Snelling her daughter  It: 
whereas the said Mary Snelling had surrendered her dwelling house  and 
all the Lands thereunto belonging Unto Richard Daby and Richard Child 
both of Woking aforesaid yeomen and to theire Heires for ever but upon 
Condicon they should sell the said house and Land and with part of the 
money should pay her Debts and what money should remaine they 
should paie and deliver to Mary Snelling her Daughter when shee should 
be married or should accomplish the Age of one and twenty years  Now 
the Will of the said Mary Snelling was this that if Mary Snelling her 
Daughter should dye before shee should be married or should attain to 
the Age of one and twenty yeares then all the moneys that should 
remaine due unto her said daughter after her debts were paied and other 
Charges and moneye satisfied which arose incident about her bussinesse 
should then be equally divided betweene the Brother and the three 
sisters of William Snelling her late husband deceased and the five 
Children of her Brother Thomas Symonds equally to be divided betweene 
these nine persons or betweene soe manie of them as should be living at 
the Deathe of the said Marie if shee should happen to die before shee 
should be marryed or shold attaine to the Age of one and twenty yeares 
Item her will was that her husbands sisters portion given by theire faither 
should be truly paied by the said Richard Daby and Richard Child their 
heires Executors and Assignes Lastly her will was that the sd Richard Daby 
and Richard Child should be her Executors and should sell her Goods or 
soe much of them as they should thinke fitt And sholde keepe the money 
for the Use of the sayd Mary her daughter and should pay the same to 
the said Marie or her Assigns when shee should be married or shold 
attaine unto the Age of one and twenty yeares  And then likewise they 
shold deliver unto her the Remainder of the Goods if any shold remaine 
unsold.  Tho: Stimson  Robert Martin.
This Will nuncupative was proved at London the fifth daie of July in the 
yeare of our Lord one thousand six hundred fiftie and five before the 
Judges for probate of wills and granting Administrations lawfully 
authorized by the Oathes of Thomas Stimson and Robert Martin 
Witnesses to the said Will and also by the Oathes of Richard Daby and 
Richard Child the joint Executor named in and of the said Will To whome 
the Administration was committed of all and singular the Goods Chattels 
and Debts of the said deceased they the said Richard Daby and Richard 
Child having been first legalie sworne well and faythfully to administer 
the same.