Memorand that on a day laying in the moneth of June or thereabouts Anno Dni 1641 Mary Richbell late of Woking in the County of Surrey Widdow being sicke in body but of good and Pfect memory did make and declare her last will and Testament Nuncupative in these words or the very like in effect wich Isto saye that her sonne John Hernaway have but five shillings of her estate, And she gave her reason for it, wch was, that she had payd fifty pound for him allreddy.  And she willed that all the rest of her goods should be divided betweene her other fowre Children equally  And she further willed that her estate wch she should leave unto her fowre Children should be devided and set out by ye judgment and discretion of fowre of her honest neighbours whereof  Mr Field the minister of Woking should be one Mr Burton Mr Richard Blagrans & George Dunstone als Tunstall  These words wear uttered and and [sic] spoken by the above named Mary Richbell animus testandi in the pñce and hearing of ye abovesayd George Dunstone als Tunstall & of Alic George widdow of Woking aforesd
signn  George Dunstone als Tunstall  ultimo Augusti 1641

Probatum fuit … octimo Die mensis Septebris Anno dni 1641 …

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