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Memorandum That Mary Gratwick late of Westerham in the county of Kent widowe deceased did on or about the Eight day of June in the yeare of our Lord God One Thousand Six hundred sixtie and nine being sicke and weake but of good and perfect memorie in the presence of Elizabeth Bine and Anne Burton with an intent and purpose of makeing her last Will nuncapative say and declare as followeth or the like in effect (videlicet) I give Dorothy my Brother Henry Bridgers Wife my Cabbinett but nothing of that, that is in it and alsoe all my Glasses in my Closett I give my Brother Henrie Bridger my greate [...] at his House and a silver Tobaccoe Box. I give all my Brothers and Sisters a Tenn shillings peece of gould a peece except my Sister Bine To whome I give a Twentie shillings peece of gold and my Silver Watch I give unto my neice Jane Bine Tenn pounds I give to Master Wynne Five pounds to preach my Funerall Sermon And to Master Till Twentie Shillings to bury mee And Twentie shillings to the poore of Westerham And to Master Wynnes daughter my God daughter a silver porronger I give to my Brother John Bridgers wife a [...] pointe for a Fantor cheise which I bought at London this last yere I make my Brother John Bridger my Executor Elizabeth Byne the marke of Anne Burton
[proved 23 Jun 1669 by John Bridger]
