Person:Stephen Hosmer (6)

Abstract of the Will of Stephen Hosmer

"Will of Stephen Osmore of Hawkhurst, Co. Kent, shearman, dated Jan. 5, 1631/2. To the poor of Hawkhurst 10s. To wife Dorothy for life, an annuity of 50s. to paid quarterly at the usual feast days, my executor to give her a bond of £80 for payment of the same. To my son Thomas Osmere £40 after the death of my wife, to be paid by my executor, who shall give bond of £80 for the payment of the same. To my son James Osmere 12d. To my daughter Mary, wife of Nehemiah Huckstep 10s. If my wife die before my son John Osmer be twenty-two, he to have £40 at that age, otherwise he to have that sum after the decease of my wife. To my daughter Anne Osmere £30 at twenty-two or marriage. To my grandson John Huckstep £5 at the decease of my wife. To my wife Dorothy certain furniture. All residue to my son William Osmere, whom I make my sole executor.

My house and lands purchased by me of George Peene and his mother, I give to my son William Osmere, he paying the legacies to my sons Thomas and John. Witnesses: William Pixe, George Pixe, and Richard Kilburn. Proved 6 June 1532. (Archdeaconry of Canterbury, Vol. 68, p. 360.)"^[2]

1. ↑ ^1.0 1.1 Hosmer, George L. Hosmer Genealogy, Descendants of James Hosmer Who Emigrated to America in 1635 and Settled in Concord, Mass. (Cambridge, Mass.: Technical Composition Co., 1928)
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2. ↑ ^2.0 2.1 Hosmer, George L. Hosmer Genealogy, Descendants of James Hosmer Who Emigrated to America in 1635 and Settled in Concord, Mass. (Cambridge, Mass.: Technical Composition Co., 1928)
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