In the name of God Amen  the sixth day of April Anno Dni 1667 and in 
the nineteenth yeare of the reigne of King Charles the second  I 
Joane Robbysonn of Woking in the Countie of Surr Widdow  doe 
make & ordeyne this my last Will & Testament In manner & forme 
following (that is to say) First & principally I commend & bequeath 
my soule into the hands of almighty god my Creator & Redeemer 
hoping that by the reconciliation of Jesus Christ to be saved only And 
my Body to be buryed in such decent manner in the Churchyard of 
Woking as it shall my Executor hereafter named to appoint  And as 
touching such temporall estate as the Lord of his mercy hath lent me 
my will is the same shalbe bestowed as hereafter is expressed Imp.s I 
give & bequeath unto Susan my Daughter one Featherbed wth the 
bedstedle sealings & furniture thereunto belonging standing in the 
Chamber ovr the Hall and also two paire of sheetes and halfe a 
dowzen of pewter dishes & one great Chest & one little Chest 
standing in the said Chamber and also one Iron Pott & one dripping 
pan and 1 flich of Bacon and also my wearing apparell of lynnen & 
woollen Rill whatsoever  It I give unto my Son John the sum of viid, 
All the rest of my goods Chattells & debts not above given nor 
bequeathed I give and bequeath unto my [sic] Richard my Son whom 
I make & ordeyne Sole Executor of this my last will & Testament  And 
I doe nominate & appoint my two loving Friends Robert Emmett and 
Henry Collier Overseers of this my last Will & Testament  In 
wittnesse whereof I have hereunto sett my Hand & Seale the day and 
yeare first above written. 
The mke + of Joane Robbysonn 
in the presence of us
Robert Emmett   Willm Frenche   

Probatum fuit ? Vicesimo Quinto die Maii Anno Dni 1668 ? 

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