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Alexander Emerson
b.Est 1550 Searby, Lincolnshire, England
bur.8 Oct 1605 Searby, Lincolnshire, England
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m. Est 1535
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m. Est 1575
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[edit] The Will of Alexander Emerson"Alexander Emerson of Sereby in the county of Lincoln, yeoman, 'not sound of body' but of good memory, made his will, 10 Apr. 1604, proved 10 Feb. 1605. I desire to be buried in the church of Sereby. To my wife all my lands and tenements in Sereby during her life if she do not marry after my decease. And whensoever she shall happen to marry or die than my will is that Michaell Emerson my son shall have all my said lands and tenements to him and to his heirs male of his body lawfully begotten for ever, with remainder to my son Robert and the heirs male of his body &c., then to my son Thomas &c., then to my son John and lastly to the right heirs Michael Emerson my son for ever. To my son Thomas all my lands, tenements, &c., in Howsom and Cadney, with remainder to John, then to Robert, then to Michael, and lastly to the right heirs of my son Thomas. To my wife all my houses, lands, and tenements &c. in Glamford Briggs for life and then to my son Robert. To Margery and Margaret Emerson, the daughters of my son George, deceased, twenty shillings each. All my goods &c., shall be equally divided amongst these five, vizt. my wife and John, Michaell, Robert, and Thomas Emerson my sons. I make my son Michaell full and sole executor. To Anne Fotherby my daughter one of my great silver spoons. Wit: Michael Emerson, Thomas Emerson, John Wilson, thelder, of Sereby, John Robinson of Sereby. Stafford 8 (Waters', Genealogical Gleanings in England, 1234.)"[1] References
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