Person:Thomas Carpenter (60)

His mother's will

Agnes Carpenter, widow of Godalming, Surrey, wrote her will on 23 April 1546. It included:

"Item: I lent unto Thomas Carpenter, my sonne, 2od, which money I will that Thomas, shall pay the said money to my Executor."

"Item: Thomas Carpenter my son, borrowed from me a flock bed and a bolster, 2 pillows with their two pillowcases, 2 platters, 2 pewter, dishes, a towel of red. I will that the said Thomas shall deliver to my executor or Overseer, not given or bequeathed the residue of my goods, ..."

"Item: I will that my Sonne, shall pay unto Richard Carpenter, my Sonne, 12d that he oweth me unto me for corn and sheep, witness hereof in perfect mynde."

1. ↑ will of Agnes Carpenter, in London, England. London, England, Wills and Probate.

   Agnes Carpenter, widow of the parish of Godalming
   will dated 23 Apr 1546
   proved 13 May 1546

2. ↑ Estimate based on the assumption that he borrowed household items on the setting up of his own household, and had not yet replaced the items (thus, hadn't had his own household for overly long).