Abbreviations which may be used on this page are:-

(Ad)	"Admon", or Letters of Administration.
(I)	Inventory (a list of the deceased's goods, and their value)
(N)	A Nuncupative Will is one declared by a legal representative, as being indicative of the deceased's wishes, and will often refer to the Testator in the third person.
(#)	Indicates the Will is a 'duplicate' - that is, more than one person has submitted an abstract from the same original Will.
*	An asterisk against a surname indicates the Executor(s) of the Will, or, in the case of Administration (Ad), the Administrator(s)
i/t/p	"in the parish (of)".
CELF	Chapel en le Frith (Derbyshire)
ECC	Episcopal Consistory Court (Lichfield)
HCC	Hereford Consistory Court
n.p.	Notary Public
R&R	Rest and Residue (a common expression in Wills)

The following may also be of use in the study of Wills generally:-

• A Latin Genealogical Word List for early Wills. (verified 2018-12-25)
• Information on England Occupations for old Occupations. (verified 2018-12-25)
• A Glossary of Household, Farming and Trade Terms from Probate Inventories.
  Compiled by Rosemary Milward. 3rd ed., 1986. ISBN 0-9505940-1-6

1546

BAGGER GRYNLIE GRYNLY HALL MAWNSS PYPER SAWIER VICKERS

MAWNSS, Hewg - of Staunton [Staunton on Arrow], May 1546. to be buried Staunton churchyard;   my wife to deliver to Phelypp GRYNLIE of Moldley [Mowley] and Rychard HALL of Staunton to behalf of Richard BAGGER & Thomas BAGGER 4 marks due to them on death of their father William BAGGER;   to my wife Annes*;   my overseer to cause a trental of masses for souls of myself & William BAGGER & said Richard & Thomas;   my wife to deliver to her 2 daughters Johan & Brige money left by their father;   to Thomas my wife's son;   to Richard HALL of Staunton;   Thomas ADA.es*. Overseers: Richard PYPER clerk vicar of Staunton &   Phelypp GRYNLY of Moldley &   Richard HALL of Staunton. (? Debtors): Walter SAWIER & Harry VICKERS. Creditors: Lady S … of Staunton & Sybell GRYNLIE. Will dated May 1546. Proved at Hereford. [Contributed by mf on 24 Mar 2007 et seq.]

1555

ALCOTTE ALEN BLOCKELEY BODYN DEACON KNYGHT MUTELOW MUTLOWE NYCHOLS STARLET WATKYN

MUTELOW, Willyam - the eldere, husbandman, Jul 1555. my son Ric - 6£ 13s. 4d. unto his maryage in case his mothyre mary before hym;   my daur Elynoe;   my sons Nycholas, James and Thomas;   my wife Johan. My Overseer: John KNYGHT. Witnesses: Thomas BLOCKELEY,   Ric. DEACON,   Ric. STARLET,   John WATKYN,   John ALEN. Debts: Danny NYCHOLS - of Monnsley oweth;   Jamys ALCOTTE;   Humffrey BODYN;   Willm BODYN,   Richard ALCOTTE. Proved 1555 - Hereford; Ref FHL#91661. NB: father to Thomas MUTLOWE, will proved 1588 below. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1556

AKENNASLEY BAKER HOWPWOOD MYLLWARD PARSONS ROSS TAYLER

MYLLWARD alias SMYTHE, John - of Pembridge, 2 Jun 1556. to high altar Pembridge;   to my wife Jyllyan*;   to Johan my daughter;   to Mawde my other daughter;   to Roger BAKER my godson. Witnesses: Harry PARSONS curate of Pembridge &   Richard BAKER gent. &   Edmond HOWPWOOD gent. &   Thomas TAYLER &   Richard ROSS. Debtor: Roger AKENNASLEY. Will dated 2 Jun 1556. Proved at Hereford. [Contributed by mf on 24 Mar 2007 et seq.]

1560

GRYFFYTH JOHN MEREDITH MORIS

MEREDITH, -- master tailor, 7 May 1560. "To be buried in churchyard - of Waterden";   forgotten tentheinge to the curate of Waterden - 3d.;   land etc. in townshippe of Kellwyhss: and elsewhere in parish of Waterden in Co. Salop;   to my son Jenn ap Mred [Jenkyn ap Meredeith] and to his mother Gwinlliam vch gr [Gwenlian verch GRYFFYTH]. Overseers: DD ap GR ap MORIS [David ap Gryffyth ap Moris],   Edwarte ap Griffuthi ap GW;   Griffin ap M [Griffin ap MEREDITH}. Witnesses: DD ap Howell ap Matheus [David ap Howell ap Mathew],   DD ap John ap Mred [David ap John ap Meredith],   Jenn ap John [Jenkyn ap JOHN] wth others. Proved 1560 - Hereford; Ref FHL#91660. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1569

BROY MUTLOWE SERASE SKYNNER

MUTLOWE, Wyllyam - of Ledbury, 29 May 1569. my wife Anne - messuage called the Woodhouse;   my son Wyllim - other half of messuage;   Wyllim to paye my sonne John 20£ and my son Richarde 20£ {both} at age 21;   every of my daurs: Alice, Elizabeth, Johan, Sibble, Margery, Margaret & Anne - 10£ each. Others mentioned: ? Henry BROY,   Richard SKYNNER,   Richard SERASE(?), &   my brother Richarde MUTLOWE. Proved 1569 - Hereford; Ref FHL#91661. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1569

A'TOWNE BRIDGES BROWN MARBLE STEEDE TAYLER THOMAS

MARBLE, Edward - of Leonhales [Lyonshall], glover, 14 Nov 1569. to be buried Leonhales churchyard;   to my son Walter when full age debt due from Richard A TOWNE of Hereford;   rest to my wife Johanne*. Overseer: Walter STEEDE. Witnesses: James BRIDGES gent &   Richard BROWN &   Thomas TAYLER &   Richard THOMAS clerk. Will dated 14 Nov 1569. Proved at Hereford. [Contributed by mf on 24 Mar 2007 et seq.]

1570

ALKOCK ALKOCKE BARKELY BAYLY FARLEY HAREWELL HILL HOPE MUTLOW MUTLOWE PERKYNS WOODYATT WOODYNG

MUTLOWE, Johan wid - of Upledon, Bosbury, 27 Mar 1570. my nephewe Thomas HILL;   John MUTLOWE, Katheryn MUTLOWE and Jane MUTLOWE being the children of Thomas MUTLOWE;   my son James MUTLOWE: Johan his daur and William his son;   Johan FARLEY;   Johan BAYLY wife of Richard BAYLY and Johanne and her daur Johanne BARKELY;   Sessylye WOODYNG;   Richard HOPE the son of Robte HOPE;   Richard MUTLOWE of the Nashend - each 4d.;   Margery daur of Willm MUTLOWE,   Alys his syster and rest of her brothers and sisters;   my daur Elizabeth HILL and her daur Mary and all her brothers and sisters;   my son Richard MUTLOWE;   my son Thomas MUTLOWE;   my godaur Anne PERKYNS;   my servant Elizabeth ALKOCK;   my son Nicholas. Witnesses: Edmond HAREWELL,   Thomas FARLEY,   John WOODYATT,   Thomas ALKOCKE. Proved 1570 - Hereford; Ref FHL#91661. NB: mother to the Thomas MUTLOW, will proved 1588 below. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1570

GREFFYTHE JENKIN MEREDITH MERREDYTH MEYRYCKE MEYRYRK

MEREDITH, James ap Jennk ap - of Watterden, 18 May 1570. "To be buried in Church of Bocleton";   my brother Res ap Jennk ap MERREDYTH - 3£ due me from Cadwalader ap Meyryrke of Watterden;   To cathedral church of Hereford - 4d.;   On cow I had in charge of one Richard ap Edward;   Katherne my wedid wif;   my brother John... -------------will is torn off here-------------------- 2nd page of will to my sister Elise - a lease of the nether howse;   my sister Gwenhovar - 20s. and my sister Gwenllian - 20s.;   Executors: my brother Res ap Jennk ap Meredith and my wedid wif Katherine. Overseers: John ap Jenkin and Howell ap Mathew. Witnesses: Howell ap Griffythe;   John GREFFYTHE;   Cadwalader ap MEYRYCKE;   Cadwalader ap John,   and David MEYRYRK. Proved 1570 - Hereford; Ref FHL#91660. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1580

ANDROS BRACE CRONE CROONE JURDEN MASON MINTON STEVENS

MINTON, Thomas - of Pembridge, 6 Feb 1579/80. to be buried in Pembridge church;   to Catheryne* my wife for her life lease on my house & burgage bought from John ANDROS & Margery his wife, then to Jhon my son;   to Thomas my son;   to Edmond my son;   to George* my son;   John CROONE* of Broxwood. Witnesses: Thomas CRONE &   John JURDEN &   Edward MASON &   William MINTON. Debtors: George BRACE gent. &   John STEVENS late of Pembridge. Will dated 6 Feb 1579/80. Proved at Hereford. [Contributed by mf on 24 Mar 2007 et seq.]

1580

BROWNE CONNOPP MORIS NEWTON POWLE SHEPPARD WILDE WOODHOUSE

MORIS, Thomas - of Pembridge, clerk, 30 Apr 1580. to be buried Pembridge chancel;   to Alice SHEPPARD* of Shobdon my sister's daughter;   to Margaret SHEPPARD my sister's daughter;   rest to them at oversight of John NEWTON parson of Pembridge. Witnesses: John NEWTON clerk & John WILDE. Debtors: Rychard CONNOPP clerk parson of Croft for doing my duties at Yarpoll [Yarpole] church & Philip MORIS of Lemster [Leominster] for his recovery in Lemster court from Richard POWLE once vicar there & John WOODHOUSE of Ledicott & his wife & William BROWNE of Ivington for my wages parish clerk of Yarpoll. Will dated 30 Apr 1580. Proved at Hereford. [Contributed by mf on 24 Mar 2007 et seq.]

1580

MIDDLETON

MIDDLETON, Phillippe - of Chirbury, Salop, 25 Dec 1580. Bequests: to his daughter Jane;   Mary his daughter;   Elizabeth his daughter Executor: his daughter Jane. Not known when proved. [Contributed by js on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1587

DAVIES GRUFFITH LEWYS MEREDITH REES RICHARD SYMMONS

MEREDITH, Rees ap John ap - of Llanvair Waterden, 25 Sep 1587. "To be buried in church or churchyard of Lanvair Waterden";   Poor mens boxe of Llanvair - 6d.;   my daur Elen - 1 blacke dyed heifr & 1 cowe & a lambe;   Gwellian daur to Gruffith ap Edward - one red heffer;   my son Edward ap REES - my biggest coffer;   my son Howell ap REES - 20s. Debt to: Humffrey SYMMONS. Executors: my wife Katherne and my son David ap REES. Witnesses: Edwd ap GRUFFITH,   Rees ap LEWYS,   Gruffith ap RE;   Jenk m ap RICHARD;   Richard DAVIES wth others. Proved 1587 - Hereford; Ref FHL#91660. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1588

ALCOCK ALCOCKE BOND BROOKIN COLLYNCE COOP FARLEY JOYNER KYVNET LAURANS MUTLOW NASH STEEVENS WILSHERE WOODIAT WOODYAT WOODYATE

MUTLOW, Thomas - of Bosbury, 8 Jan 1588. my daur Katherine - 40 marks of which she shall received 3£ 6s. 8d. of my wyves brother Richard WOODIAT of Cradley;   my daur Jane - 40m.;   my daur Elizabeth - 20£;   my daur Sibbell - 20£;   my son John;   my wife Elsabeth. Overseers: my wyves brother Richard WOODYATE of Cradley and my neighbor Thomas ALCOCKE. Debts: Richard WOODYAT of Cradley - 3£ vis. viiid.;   Richard BROOKIN - x£ iiis. viiid.;   John WOODIAT of Gowthill - xxs.;   Lordship of Upleadon - vis.;   James COOP - 3s. 4d.;   Thomas STEEVENS - 5s.;   Thomas JOYNER - 20s.;   George NASH oweth me for his brother 20s.;   James BOND - 36s. 8d.;   Widow Jane FARLEY - 15s. 8d.;   John WILSHERE - 17s. Witnesses: Anth: COLLYNCE vicar;   Thomas ALCOCK;   Edward LAURANS;   Henry KYVNET. Proved 27 Jan 1588 - Hereford; Ref FHL#91661; Ref FHL#91661. NB: husband to my 11th great grand aunt - sjk [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1589

BAKER GITTOES HARPER HARRIES LEPER MILLARD MORIS TAYLER WALL

MORIS, Humfrey - of Pembridge, 18 Jan 1587/8. to my son John debts due from John TAYLER son of Henry TAYLER & from Richard GITTOES & from Thomas LEPER & from Richard HARRIES;   to Anne MORIS a panne in hands of Edward MILLARD alias BAKER;   to Ales BAKER & Anne BAKER daughters of Roger BAKER;   to my daughter Anne BAKER wife of said Roger;   to Anne MORIS daughter of John MORIS;   rest to my son John*. Witnesses: Isacke HARPER &   Phelipe WALL. Proved at Hereford 8 Jan 1588/9. [Contributed by mf on 24 Mar 2007 et seq.]

1592

BOULCOT COKAYNER HALL HERGEAST MAHOLUM MALARDE MOHOLUM RICHARDS SAIRE

MOHOLUM, Ollyvior - of Kington, 7 Apr 1592. to be buried Kington churchyard;   to Walter my son;   to Richard my son;   to my daughter Johne's 2 children;   to Thomas HERGEAST son of Walter HERGEAST;   to John MOHOLUM my weyer[1],   to Walter HERGEAST*;   to Raffe & Ane children of Walter HERGEAST;   to Ollyvir HERGEAST;   to Ollyvir MOHOLUM* my son my lands. Witnesses: Richard BOULCOT &   John HALL. Debtors: Richard SAIRE &   John RICHARDS &   Francis ? COKAYNER &   John MAHOLUM &   Thomas MALARDE. Proved at Hereford 17 May 1592. Note: wyr in welsh means 'grandchild'. [Contributed by mf on 24 Mar 2007 et seq.]

1595

A'WILLINGTON GREGORYE JEVAN MORCOT MURCOT MURCOTT

MURCOT, John - of Murcot [Moorcot] in Pembridge, yeoman, 13 Jan 1594/5. to be buried Pembridge churchyard;   to Ellenor my wife all lands in Leonhalles [Lyonshall] called Dynmor [Dinmore] lands for life paying my son Walter MURCOTT £10 & my daughter Alles 20 marks;   they may enter lands on paying Hugh MURCOT £15;   to John MURCOT my son a meadow bought from Rowland A WILLINGTON in the Home in Leonhalls;   to my son Hugh;   rest to my wife Ellenor*. Witnesses: Robert GREGORYE &   Jevan ap JEVAN &   Walter MORCOT &   Margery MURCOT. Will dated 13 Jan 1594/5. Proved at Hereford. [Contributed by mf on 24 Mar 2007 et seq.]

1597

BAKER BAYLY CONNOP HEARINGE HIGGINS HODGIS HOPWOODE LOCHARD MONIGTON MYLLWARD REYNOLLS SMYTH TANNER WALLE WEALE WOODHOUSE

MYLLWARD alias BAKER, Edward - of Pembridge, 1597. wife Elizabeth*;   brother Thomas;   nephews Richard BAKER* and Phillip BAKER sons of Thomas;   nieces Alles WEALE and Ketheryne daughters of Thomas. Beneficiaries: Joanna HIGGINS and her daughter Anne,   William LOCHARD gent,   Ellenor daughter of John SMYTH,   Allies daughter of Thomas WEALE,   Ann daughter of Thomas WOODHOUSE,   Allies BAKER of Noke,   Margaret daughter of Symon WALLE,   Joyce daughter of William TANNER. Mentioned: Hugh HODGIS,   Richard MONIGTON gent. Overseer: Phillip BAKER. Debtors: William CONNOP and Allies his wife,   Harry HIGGINS,   Elizabeth HOPWOODE,   Thomas REYNOLLS and his wife,   William BAYLY and his wife,   William HEARINGE,   Walter HIGGINS. Witnesses: Walter HIGGINS,   John SMYTH,   Phillip BAKER. [Contributed by mbw on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1597

BAKER BOWIER GROOBB LOCHARD MURCOTT STEED WELLINGTON

MURCOTT, Ellinor - of Murcott [Moorcot] in Pembridge, widow, 9 Nov 1596 [38 Eliz I] to Ales my daughter;   to Walter my son;   I have paid my son Hugh MURCOTT £15 as said by my late husband John MURCOTT;   to William MURCOTT my son;   Roger GROOBB my son in bargain over land in Baulton;   to my daughter Johan BAKER;   to John MURCOTT my son &   his children;   to my son William MURCOTT's children;   to Phillip MURCOTT's children;   to Elinor the supposed daughter of William MURCOTT;   to Phillip son of my son William MURCOTT. Codicil: 28 Dec 1596. my son Hugh to have money from sale of mare to Richard WELLINGTON;   to Johan my daughter corn on Roger GROOBB's land in the Hollens & Brode Panne;   Ales my daughter*. Witnesses: William LOCHARD &   Johan STEED &   John BOWIER. Proved at Hereford 12 Jan 1596/7. [Contributed by mf on 24 Mar 2007 et seq.]

1597

BOWLE FLATCHER HOPWOOD HOPWOODD HYDE MORRIS WALTERS WOODHALL

MORRIS alias FORREST, Joan - of Pembridge, (spinster), Jun 1597. to Mauld WOODHALL;   to Joan HOPWOODD;   to John HOPWOODE;   to my maid Margaret;   to Margery HOPWOOD & her daughter Elizabeth;   to Ellenor HOPWOODE;   to Anne FLATCHER daughter of Richard FLATCHER;   to the wife of said Richard FLATCHER;   to Anne HYDE;   rest to Richard FLATCHER*. Witnesses: Walter WALTERS &   William BOWLE &   Thomas BOWLE. Proved at Hereford 11 Jun 1597. [Contributed by mf on 24 Mar 2007 et seq.]

1597

A'WALLE BAKER BAYLY CONNOP HEARINGE HIGGINS HODGIS HOPWOODE LOCHARD MONIGTON MYLLWARD REYNOLLS SMYTH TANNER WEALE WOODHOUSE

MYLLWARD alias BAKER, Edward - of Pembridge, 17 Jun 1597. (#) to be buried Pembridge churchyard;   to Elizabeth* my wife goods including barley in hands of Hugh HODGIS & 9 loads of muck owed by Richard MONIGTON gent;   to Joanna HIGGINS & Anne her daughter;   to William LOCHARD gent.;   to Richard BAKER* my brother's son;   to my brother Thomas's daughters Alles & Ketheryne;   to Ellenor SMYTH daughter of John SMYTH;   to Alles WEALE daughter of Thomas WEALE;   to my brother's daughter Alles WEALE;   to Ann daughter of Thomas WOODHOUSE;   to Allies BAKER of Noke;   to Phillip BAKER my brother's son;   to Margaret daughter of Symon A WALLE when she marries;   to Joyce daughter of William TANNER. Overseer: Phillip BAKER. Debtors: William CONNOP & Allies his wife &   Harry HIGGINS &   Elizabeth HOPWOODE &   Thomas REYNOLLS & his wife &   William BAYLY & his wife &   William HEARINGE &   Walter HIGGINS. Witnesses: Walter HIGGINS &   John SMYTH &   Phillip BAKER. Proved at Hereford 19 Jul 1597. [Contributed by mf on 24 Mar 2007 et seq.]

1612

BARNSLEY CORNEWELL MOULE MOULTON OSBORNE YEATE

MOULTON, George - of Rushocke, 19 Feb 1611. All to wife Anne. Witnesses: Walter BARNSLEY clerk,   Anne CORNEWELL. Inventory by: John OSBORNE,   Thomas YEATE,   William MOULE, 2 Sep 1611. Proved 14 Oct 1612 - Worcs; Ref FHL#97989 #101. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1614

CLENT DAYES HICKS KNOWLES MERRICKE MYLES WILLETT

MERRICKE, Jasper, gent and Rector - of Wick Risington, Gloucs, 28 Mar 1614. "To be interred at Wick Risington near Margaret my wife, deceased";   son Jasper - my farm called Woodland at Chedworth, Gloucs;   my daur Fraunces;   2 daurs Sybell wife of Robert KNOWLES and Fraunces my other daur;   The 2 children of Robert KNOWLES namely Thomas and Anne. Overseer of Will: the Rev. Father in God, MYLES, Lord Bishop of Gloucs;   John HICKS vicar of Great Borington and Raphe WILLETT Clarke one of pettie Canons of Worcester. Witnesses: Henry WILLETT,   Robert DAYES,   John HICKS. Proved 6 Nov 1614 - PCC; Ref FHL#92058 PCC/Folio 104; Lowe. Note: father to wife of James CLENT, will proved 1645 - PCC. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1615

BEANSOW BEAWSOW CLARKE CROKER GRYFF GYBBES MOWLTON PALMER SAVAGE WILLOUGHBY WOOLEY

MOWLTON, William - of Toddenham, Esq, 3 Dec 1614. daur Anne BEAWSOW;   son Thomas BEANSOW{?}, Esq.,   Or my son William WILLOUGHBY, Esq.;   brother Walter SAVAGE Esq.;   cosin Edward PALMER, Esq.;   cosin Robert GYBBES;   Randle WOOLEY,   William CLARKE,   Mychall GRYFF;   daur Millicent SAVAGE;   Richad SAVAGE, dcsd son and heir of sd Walter SAVAGE;   3 daurs Anne BEAWSOW,   Millicent SAVAGE and Susan WILLOUGHBY;   brother Walter SAVAGE Esq. and John CROKER, Esq. Proved 21 May 1615 - PCC #37; Ref FHL#92061. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1616

MOULTON SAVAGE TWITTIE

MOULTON, Robert - of Churchoniborne, gent, 24 Mar 1615. 5 daurs Merriall, Millesaunte, Margarett, Marye, and Anne;   wife Marye;   Walter SAVAGE, Esq. and son William MOULTON, gent. Witnesses: John ST--, Thomas TWITTIE, Clerk. Proved 30 May 1616 - Worcs; Ref FHL#98003 #172. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1618

ARCHEDALE MOULTON SAVAGE SYLES WRIGHT

MOULTON, Marie - of Broadwaie, Worcs, widow, 16 Dec 1617. Poore of Honiborne - 20s.;   Walter SAVAGE of Broadwaie Esq. and my brother Abraham ARCHEDALE of Whateley in the parish of Coddeston, Oxon, gent.;   daur Anne MOULTON. Witnesses: Robert SYLES,   Wm WRIGHT. Proved 12 Jun 1618 - Worcs; Ref FHL#92075. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1621

DAVID GILBERT HARRY JAMES LEWELYN LEWIS MADOCKE MORGAN MORIS NICHOLAS PHILLIP PHILLIPP POWELL PRICE TREHERNE WATKINS

MADOCKE, John Powell - of Clodock. wife Joane*,   brother William POWELL;   brother's children: Harry, Margaret. Beneficiaries: Zachary GILBERT,   ffagan MORIS,   William GILBERT,   Francis David MORGAN,   John PRICE,   John LEWELYN, Elizabeth LEWELYN,   John PHILLIPP. Creditors: Harry PHILLIPP,   Zachary GILBERT,   John Richard POWELL,   Margaret John LEWIS,   Lewis Rees HARRY. Debtor: Charles Rees DAVID. Overseer: Zachary GILBERT. Witnesses: William JAMES,   Rowland TREHERNE,   Rees PHILLIP,   {Charles NICHOLAS},   Rees LEWIS,   William WATKINS clerk. Proved Brecon 1621. [Contributed by mbw on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1621

GREEN HABINE HOUGHTON MARTIN MORGAN PEMBERTON PORTLOCK SEELY VAUGHAN WEATHERLY

MORGAN, Thomas - of Ratcliffe Highway, Stepney, Mdx, cordwainer. father Wlm MORGAN of Kingsland co. Hereford shoemaker;   mother Joan;   svt Eliz HABINE;   bro in law Jn PEMBERTON of Chancery Lane, London barber;   dtr Margery MORGAN;   Susan wife of Geo HOUGHTON ctz & apothecary;   Thos son of bro Jn MORGAN of Leominster co. Hereford house carpenter. Executor: son in law Tobias GREEN of St Mary Whitechapel tanner. Overseers: Chris WEATHERLY &   Geo SEELY. Witnesses: Anthony PORTLOCK,   Jn VAUGHAN &   Tim MARTIN. Proved in the Commissary Court of London Jul 1621-Dec 1625; Vol 24, f626. [Contributed by lm on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1622

ANSELL BARRETT EDGWORTH GOWEN HARDWICK MOODY MURCOTT OWEN SMYTH TRAUNTER WALLER

MURCOTT, Philip - of Murcott, yeoman, but now a prisoner in the Powltrie Compter in London, 9 Sep 1622. Whereas there is a suit pending in Chancery between me & Thomas BARRETT gent., one of the attorneys of the Common Pleas concerning £602-10s he owes me for land he bought of me this to my brother Hugh MURCOTT;   to my uncle James TRAUNTER citizen & clothworker of London & my friend Roger OWEN* of London, clothworker now servant of Mr John GOWEN citizen & clothworker of London. Witnesses: Salo: WALLER &   William HARDWICK scr &   Edmund ANSELL &   John MOODY &   Tryamor SMYTH &   Richard EDGWORTH. Proved (PCC) 1 Nov 1622. TNA Ref: PROB 11/141 f63. [Contributed by mf on 24 Mar 2007 et seq.]

1623

COLLINS MUTLOE MUTLOWE SHEWELL WOODYATT

MUTLOWE, Merrie - of Bosburie, spinster. Died on or about Apr 1622. (Ad) She gave to Anne COLLINS daur of Leonard COLLINS 20£,   4£ which Richard WOODYATT of Bosburie did owe;   and her sister Truth MUTLOE and her sister Comfort MUTLOE. Witnesses: Leonard COLLINS,   John SHEWELL, and others. Admon 21 Apr 1623 - Hereford; Ref FHL#91661. NB: my 2nd cousin 11th removed - sjk [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1624

BRAZELL COOTHE MOULTON MOYE SAUNDERS WOOFFE

MOULTON, Anne - of Ombersley, widow, 22 Dec 1622. son John: his 2 sons John and William;   son William MOYE;   Anne MOYE the daur of Richard MOYE;   Anne MOYE daur of Edward MOYE. Overseers: Richard SAUNDERS of Mathon and William WOOFFE of Ombersley. Witnesses: Frances BRAZELL,   Richard COOTHE, clerk. Proved 1624 - Worcs; Ref FHL#98025 #187. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1624

MOULTON MOULTONS RAWLENS SLOUGHTER TWITTIE VOYLE WALLWEYNE

MOULTON, William - of Mathon, Esq., 29 Oct 1624. Parish of Churchoniborne;   Chambers SLOUGHTER - {that} which was uncle MOULTONS;   brother RAWLENS;   M S VOYLE;   godson Ferrie TWITTIE;   Annie SLOUGHTER,   Elizabeth daur {of} my brother WALLWEYNE;   godson William SLOUGHTER;   Horace SLOUGHTER;   wife Anne or Amie. Overseers: brothers in law aforesaid Chamber SLOUGHTER, Esq. and Tho: RAWLENS, gent. Proved 1624 - Worcs; Ref FHL#98025 #182. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1626

BARKLY KNIGHT MORTON

MORTON, Richard - of Leigh, 6 Feb ---. my son Richard;   my wife Elizabeth;   my daur Margerie by my wife Elizabeth;   my daur Joane;   my sons William, John, James and Thomas;   Thomas BARKLY of Bosbury and William KNIGHT of the Northend, Malverne;   my daur Anne who was unborne at the making of my will. Proved 20 Mar 1626 - PCC; Ref FHL#92104 PCC 1626/Folio 43. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1631

EVANS HOWELL JOHN MADOCK MORGAN NICKLES PHILLIPP WATKIN

MADOCK, William Powell - of Clodock. reputed son Harry* [mother Christian MORGAN];   reputed dau Margret [mother Christian MORGAN];   nieces Mawd, Catherine children of Charles NICKLES. Overseer: Simon John PHILLIPP. Witnesses: Symon JOHN,   Elizabeth verch WATKIN,   Dythgy verch HOWELL,   Rees EVANS. Proved Brecon 1631. [Contributed by mbw on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1635

MEREDITH PRICE WELLINGTON

MEREDITH, Richard - of Staunton upon Wye, 13 Nov 1635. to my son William MEREDITH - house and land I now dwell;   to my daur Alice - 20£ to be paid at 1 and 20 years of age;   son Richard MEREDITH - 20 markes when he come to age;   my wife;   the rest of my goods between John MEREDITH, William MEREDITH, and Richard MEREDITH - son William MEREDITH as executor. Witnesses: Walter PRICE, Elinor PRICE,   John WELLINGTON. Proved 1635 - Hereford; Ref FHL#91660. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1641

GERVIS MEREDETH MEREDITH PREECE

MEREDITH, William - of Staunton upon Wye, no date. (N) his aunt PREECE - one heifer;   his sister Alice if she should live - one heifer;   his brother John MEREDITH - his best suite of clothes;   his brother Richard MEREDITH - his 2nd best suite of clothes;   his relicte Katharine MEREDETH. Witnesses: John MEREDETH and Anne GERVIS. Proved 23 Sep 1641 - Hereford; Ref FHL#91660. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1645

EDGER HUNT HYATT MADDOX SPARROWE WILD

MADDOX, George [sailor] sis Eliz WILD of Yayton, Martles, co. Hereford;   East India Co;   Joseph HYATT on the Pinnace Michael;   bro Rich MADDOX* of Tewkesbury, co. Gloucester. Witnesses: Rand SPARROWE,   Wlm HUNT &   Rob EDGER. Proved in the Commissary Court of London c1645: Vol 29, f83. [Contributed by lm on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1649

BOWEN CLARKE CLEMENTS COLLINS EDWARDS GOMEY JAMES JONES LEWES LLOYD MEREDITH MORRIS PROBARTE SCARLOETT TAYLER TAYLOR WILKES WILLIAMS

MEREDITH, Ambrose - of Stepleton in psh of Presteigne, gent, 1 May 1640. my brother Nicholas MEREDITH of Presteigne, Esq. - 2 parcells of land and one cottage at the Slough in Presteigne which I lately purchased of John EDWARDS;   Minister and churchwardens of Presteigne;   Building of a poore child of said parish apprentiz to a manuall trade;   my wife Jane - the commission and wardship of her 2 naturall daurs Anne COLLINS and Jane COLLINS during their minority;   my godson Nicholas MEREDITH of Rowley - land I lately took to mortgage of Rees MORRIS in Presteigne;   my brother Lewes MEREDITH - one close about 3 acres in tenure of said Lewes which I purchased of John CLEMENTS;   20£ due me from Francis WILKES of Lymebrooke;   my godaur Anne TAYLER - one close of meadow called Vicars close now in occupation of Thomas GOMEY in Presteigne;   my wife Jane - land in tenure of John SCARLOETT,   land bought of John LEWES now in occupation of John BOWEN;   godsone Lewes MEREDITH son of my brother Nicholas MEREDITH;   godson Roger WILLIAMS son of Benjamin WILLIAMS - 2£;   my daur in law Jane COLLINS - (land in tenure of Benj. WILLIAMS);   my godson Ambrose MEREDITH of Kington - 5£;   my godson James LEWES of Wigmore;   my kinsman Rees LLOYD;   John CLEMENTS - 40s.;   John CLARKE of Nethermore - one bond wherein Edward LEWES stands bound to Hugh LEWES and was assigned by Hugh LEWES unto Robert COLLINS deceased and is come to me as administrator of said Robert COLLINS;   Tenement wherein Mary MEREDITH dwelleth;   John JONES, schoolmaster at the grammar school of Presteigne. Witnesses: Benj. WILLIAMS,   Robt TAYLOR,   Francis JONES,   Ambrose PROBARTE,   John JAMES clarke. Proved 28 Nov 1649 - PCC; Ref FHL#92174 PCC 170; Fairfax. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1654

BRADFORD CARPENTER DEYOS GREENLEY HALL MUNN PARKER POWELL ROSS SMITH VOLLA

MUNN, Alexander - of Little Dilwyn, 2 Mar 1651. Executor: wife Frances MUNN. Beneficiaries: son & heir John MUNN, sons Alexander MUNN, James MUNN, Henry MUNN, Richard MUNN, daughter Alice MUNN, brother John MUNN;   brother-in-law Richard CARPENTER;   grandchildren daughters of John HALL clerke;   goddaughter Margery MUNN daughter of Henry MUNN (testator's brother). Witnesses to will: Anne BRADFORD her mark,   Alice SMITH her mark,   John VOLLA his mark,   Margaret GREENLEY her mark,   Richard BRADFORD. Codicil: 4 Mar 1651. Witnesses: Julia ROSS her mark,   Alice SMITH her mark,   Richard BRADFORD. Others involved: Thomas MUNN,   Richard BRADFORD (his wife Anne),   Nicholas DEYOS,   Ann PARKER,   brother James MUNN,   William POWELL. Probate granted London 20 Dec 1654. TNA Ref: PROB/11/235. [Contributed by aw on 08 Jul 2006 et seq.]

1657

BRADFORD MUNN SCUDAMORE

MUNN, Henry - of Swaynston i/t/p Dilwin co. Herefd, 21 Mar 1652. Beneficiaries: to my sonne James MUNN - all that Howse backside & Orchard at Knappone greene i/t/p Birley co. Heref + my land elsewhere of Birley (also) those 6 Oxen which my man David doth follow and also one Corne wayne & one mucke? wayne (also) one bedsteed being in ye Chamber at the Stayrce Head together with the bedd and all that doe belong unto it;   to my sonns James and John MUNN - all the Corn uppon the aforesaid land in Birley equally divided + all profitts arising out of said howse+lands until James is 21 likewise to be divided between them;   to my wiefe Johna MUNN, my daughters Johan and Margerie, and to my sonne John MUNN - my other 6 Oxen, 12 Cyns? and hefers, 17 ('seaventeen') beasts 3 mares and 2 Colts, 100 sheepe, 20 Swyne, 50ac. wheat and Rye, 50ac. of Pulse and … 5ac. Barley, 2 waynes, the rest, &c. and £7 & 12d. in the Hands of Mr James SCUDAMORE, equally divided, the 3 children to receive at 21. Sole Executrix: my wife Johan MUNN. Witnesses: Alexander MUNN,   Richard BRADFORD. Proved at London 9 Feb 1657 by the Oath of Joane MUNN widdowe the relict. [Contributed by aw on 08 Jul 2006 et seq.]

1658

BRADFORD MUNN SCUDAMORE

MUNN, Henry - of Swanstone [i/t/p of Dilwyn, HEF], 20 Mar 1652/3. Executrix: wife Johan MUNN. Beneficiaries: wife Johan MUNN, sons James MUNN & John MUNN, daughters Johan & Margerie. Witnesses: Alexander MUNN,   Richard BRADFORD. Others involved: Mr James SCUDAMORE. Probate granted London 9 Feb 1657/8. TNA Ref: PROB/11/273. [Contributed by aw on 08 Jul 2006 et seq.]

1658

JONES KING MORTON

MORTON, Elizabeth - of the Greet, Leigh, widow, 16 Jun 1656. "To be buried Leigh";   eldest son Richard MORTON,   2nd son William MORTON, sons John MORTON and James MORTON;   daur Joane JONES wife of John JONES;   daur Anne MORTON wife of James MORTON;   son in lawe Francis KING;   {grandaur} Elizabeth MORTON daur of son William MORTON;   son Thomas MORTON*. Overseers: son Richard MORTON and son in law James MORTON. Proved 10 Dec 1658 - PCC/1658:Folio 679. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1662

MADDOCKS PROSSER

MADDOCKS, John Lewis - of St Margaret. (Ad) Administrator: Thomas PROSSER. Bond: names Thomas PROSSER of St Margaret,   Henry PROSSER of Clirow co. Radnor. Appraisers of Inventory: John PRICHARD,   Thomas DAVID. Proved Brecon 1662. [Contributed by mbw on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1664

HOMES MAYFIELD SLAUGHTER WITHERSTON

MAYFIELD, Richard - of Bishops Frome, husbandman, 12 Mar 1663. wife Jone;   6 children;   father in law Richard HOMES. Witnesses: Edward WITHERSTON,   Bellingham SLAUGHTER,   Richard HOMES. Proved 19 May 1664 - HCC; Ref FHL#91588. NB: husband to my 8th great grand aunt - sjk [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1665

BRIGHT DODDINGTON GREGORY HALL HOPTON MASON PYTT VICKERS WALL WHOOPER WILDE WILLIAMS WOODYATE

MASON, Benjamin - of Pixley, esquire, 5 May 1665. to Pixley parsih 20s. a year from my manor of Pixley;   to my wife Sarah MASON as dower Pixley manor for life, then to George MASON my eldest son, or if he die to my sons & daughters or to the eldest son of my brother Dr Richard MASON of Leicester;   to my father in law George DODDINGTON esquire who gave land in Stowey, Somerset, as dower;   (reference to) 1664 agreement between Robert BRIGHT the elder & Robert BRIGHT the younger of Collwall gent & me for lands in Essex: £100 out of sale of Essex lands to my grandson Robert BRIGHT son of Robert BRIGHT and Honora his wife;   to my sons Benjamin MASON, Doddington MASON & William MASON £300 each when 21;   to my youngest son Joseph MASON £100 when 21 and Spirryes land;   to my daughter Anne MASON £450 when 21;   (reference to) manor of Cattley, tithes of Manswood farm at the Helme houses in Hereford, tithes at Lionshall, Gouldcliff [Goldcliff], Monmouthshire;   my wife* & my friend Sir Edward HOPTON* of Canon Frome knight & my brother in law Major John WILDE* of Combe Florie [Combe Florey], Somerset, gent & my friend … WALL junior* of Lintridge, Gloucestershire, gent & my friend Francis HALL junior* of Ledbury gent. Overseer: my friend William GREGORY esquire of Hereford city. Witnesses: John WHOOPER &   Evan WILLIAMS &   Edward PYTT &   Anne WOODYATE &   Jo: VICKERS. Codicil: to Dorothy MASON daughter of my brother Dr Richard MASON £5;   to Benjamin MASON son of my brother George MASON £5;   to Mary MASON daughter of my brother Dr Charles MASON £5. Witness: Edward PYTT. Proved (PCC) 19 Dec 1665 by the relict. TNA Ref: PROB 11/318 f157. [Contributed by mf on 24 Mar 2007 et seq.]

1666

MADDOCKS

MADDOCKS, Thomas David - of Michaelchurch Escley. (Ad) Administration: granted to Jane MADDOCKS widow. Bond: names Jane MADDOCKS widow, John MADDOCKS yeoman. Appraisers of Inventory: William EXTON,   Lewis PRICHARD, Thomas PRICHARD,   Morgan POWELL;   Value: £19.10.2. Proved Brecon 1666. [Contributed by mbw on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1666

HILL JONES LYCESTER MORETON MORTON WARNER WOODYATT

MORETON, James (Jacob) - of Synton, Leigh, 10 Jun 1658. my wife Anne[1] and Richard HILL son of my sister Anne HILL, widow of Much Malvern;   Right honourable Viscount LYCESTER date 6 Apr 1653 - 9 acres heretofore part of Cowley Farm and lands belongs to said farm called Cowleys;  [2] Thomas MORTON brother of my wife Ann MORTON;   my brother William MORETON Thomas MORETON carpenter, John MORETON brother of said Thomas MORETON;   godaur Elizabeth WARNER;   Richard MORTON son of Richard MORTON of the Greet;   Anne JONES daur of my brother in law John JONES;   brother in law Thomas MORETON;   4 children of my godaur Elizabeth WARNER. Proved 20 Aug 1666 - Worcs; Ref FHL#98086. Notes: [1] James (Jacob) MORTON married Ann MORTON - they were probably related. [2] This will is of great interest to sjk because of the statement about Cowleys Farm which his 4th great grandfather - William WOODYATT (Will proved 1812) - is supposed to have owned or tenanted and his will says William WOODYATT of Cowley Park Farm - no connection between WOODYATTs and this MORETON has been found as yet however. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1667

COLLCOMB HANCOCK JENKINS JOANES JONES LEWES LEWIS MILES MILLES MILLS PARRY PRICE SMITH SMYTH VAUGHAN WILLIAMS

MILLES, Jane - of Petterchurch [Peterchurch] co Hereford widow, 31 Mar 1667. To be buried in the parish church of Peterchurch as near as possible to my husband John MILLES.. to John JONES (my sister Elizabeth's daughter Joan's son) - £5 and to his brother Timothy - £5;   to Walter WILLIAMS (son of my nephew William WILIAMS) - £5;   to Robert Howell LEWIS (my sister Margaret's son) - £5 and to his sister Ann Howell LEWIS the same. Towards my funeral expenses £5 and to the poor of Peterchurch - 10/-. Sole Executrix: my sister Elizabeth WILLIAMS - rest & residue on condition she pays all my debts and legacies within one year of my death. Memorandum: that before the insealings... to each and all of my god-daughters 5/- apiece.   Jane WILLIAMS (X) Witnesses: William HANCOCK(X),   William JENKINS(x),   Sible LEWES(x),   Roger PARRY. Memorandum: 25 Jun 1667. To my [great]nephew John JONES (son of Walter JONES) and my niece Joane JOANES - one ewe and a lamb;   to Timothy JONES (son of Walter JONES and Joane) - one ewe and a lamb;   to Walter WILLIAMS (son of William WILLIAMS [?late dec'd]) - the same;   to my loving friend Sible LEWES for tending me in my sickness - 20/-;   to my niece Ann Howell LEWES - one ewe and ... pigs;   to my sister Elizabeth WILLIAMS - the cow at Mr William [illegible];   to Mary (widow of my nephew William WILLIAMS) - 40/- and a pair of sheets and a feather boulster.   Jane MILLES (x) Witnesses: William SMITH,   Arthur PRICE(x),   Roger PARRY. Inventory: 1 Oct 1667 includes £6 by hand from James VAUGHAN gent and £5 due from Eustance JONES of Clehonger gent and a further £5 due from John COLLCOMB of Mochas [Moccas] and totals £32 7 6d appraised by one illegible, one .. SMYTH, David SMYTH and Roger PARRY. Proved Hereford 24 Oct 1667. Notes: John MILLS does not appear in the registers of Peterchurch which start in 1660 so probably died earlier. Jane was buried there (as Jane MILES) 18 Jul 1667; William WILLIAMS was buried 3 Mar 1666/7. Two widows named Elizabeth WILLIAMS were buried 9 Apr 1685 and 30 Apr 1686. [Contributed by - on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.]

1670

CORNEWALL EVANS GOUGH GROMEY HUGHES JONSEY LISTER MEREDITH MONNINGTON MORRIS TAYLOR

MONNINGTON, William - of Presteigne, gent., 2 Apr 1670. my house in St.David's Street ward to my wife Elizabeth for life then to John MONNINGTON my son & heir apparent;   to my wife land bought from Thomas JONSEY my brother in law & the house in Norton called Lewis MONNINGTON's house possessed by James MORRIS my tenant;   land in Norton to my eldest daughter Anne;   to Elizabeth my 2nd daughter;   to Jane my 3rd daughter;   to William my 2nd son;   (reference to) my father Edward MONNINGTON;   to my brother Thomas MONNINGTON;   to my cousin Philip GOUGH of Presteigne;   to my brother Edward MONNINGTON;   to my cousin William TAYLOR;   to Thomas CORNEWALL esquire & Nicholas TAYLOR esquire & … Weston esquire & ?   Mr William the house in Swinemarket, Knighton, bought from John HUGHES where John EVANS lives. Witnesses: Richard LISTER clerk &   Walter GROMEY. Overseers: my friend Mr Nicholas MEREDITH & his good wife Mrs Brigdge. Proved at Hereford 16 May 1670. [Contributed by mf on 24 Mar 2007 et seq.]

1670

CORNEWALL FARMER GWYN HIKLESTON LEWIS MELLICAPP MELLICHAP MELLICHAPP MEREDITH SUNDERLAND

MEREDITH, Jane - of Presteigne, spinster, 8 Mar 1669/70. to the 2 daughters of my brother Nicholas MEREDITH my trunk in his house in Presteigne;   to my kinsman John SUNDERLAND living with Thomas CORNEWALL esquire;   to the poor of Presteigne;   my interest in the will of Thomas HIKLESTON esquire deceased to my kinsmen Richard MELLICHAPP & Nicholas MELLICAPP sons of my sister Anne MELLICAPP widow & John GWYN son of my sister Mary FARMER;   my sister Anne*. Overseer: Philip LEWIS rector of Presteigne. Witnesses: Phillip LEWIS &   Ri: MELLICHAP. Proved at Hereford 30 Aug 1670. [Contributed by mf on 24 Mar 2007 et seq.]

1670

LEWIS MOULTON WEST WESWT

MOULTON, Roger - of Stanford, 21 Aug 1657. neighbors John WEST and Humphrey LEWIS;   kinsman Humphrey MOULTON. Witnesses: William LEWIS,   John WESWT,   Humphrey MOULTON, Sr,   Humphrey LEWIS. Proved 15 Sep 1670 - Worcs; Ref FHL#91589. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1671

BOWYER DOGANE GODWYN KENT KNIGHT LUNTLEY MATHEWS PASSEY PAYNE POWELL WEAVER

MATHEWS, Madlen - of Willey, widow, 4 Jul 1671. to be buried Old Radnor;   to my eldest son John MATHEWS £10 in hands of the executor of William PASSEY of Titley deceased & James LUNTLEY of Walton, Radnor, & a sum in hands of Thomas WEAVER of the Home, Lyonshall & of William KNIGHT of Lyonshall;   to my younger son Peter MATHEWS sums in hands of Hugh PAYNE of Walton & of William KENT deceased;   to my daughter Elinor DOGANE sums in hands of William BOWYER of the Home, Lyonshall. Witnesses: Owen POWELL &   Adam GODWYN &   Dorothy POWELL. Will dated 4 Jul 1671. Proved at Hereford. [Contributed by mf on 24 Mar 2007 et seq.]

1673

GILBERT HUNT LEWIS MADDOCK MADOCKE NICHOLL OWEN THOMAS WATKIN

MADDOCK, David - of Llanveynor, yeoman. wife Alice*;   servant William THOMAS. Beneficiaries: Charles GILBERT,   Phillipp OWEN. Witnesses: Elizabeth WATKIN, Jane WATKIN. Appraisers of Inventory: John GILBERT,   Charles NICHOLL,   Thomas LEWIS;   Value: £25.18.0. Bond: names Alice MADOCKE widow,   Myles HUNT gent. Proved Brecon 1673. [Contributed by mbw on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1674

LEICESTER MORETON MORTON

MORTON, Richard - of the Greet, Leigh, 26 Feb 1668. John MORTON and Thomas MORTON (my brothers) and James MORTON of Leigh Sinton;   Agreement with Viscount LEICESTER, Hereford 1661-1662;   my eldest son Richard MORETON;   my son Thomas MORETON;   my daurs Elizabeth, Joyse and Anne MORTON. Proved 12 Sep 1674 - Worcs; Ref FHL#98709. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1683

CHOLMLEY MOORE MORGAN NESBITT POWELL THOMAS

MORGAN, De La Revier - of Chenston[1] widow, 23 Jul 1680. (in my own hand on 6 sheets) All my lands i/t/p Michaelchurch Escley commonly called Beachhill [or Beakhill - ? possibly Blackhill] bought by Sir Thomas MORGAN Bt, my late husband and me from David THOMAS Gent plus all lands i/t/p bought from one Morgan POWELL Gent - to my dearly beloved son Sir John MORGAN Bt. &c. else to my son Cholmley MORGAN &c. else to my son James MORGAN &c. else to the right heirs of Sir John MORGAN afsd. Lands called Bramehall which my husband and I bought from my brother Richard CHOLMLEY to my son Cholmley MORGAN else to his sons, daughters, &c. else to Sir John MORGAN Bt. else to my son James MORGAN &c. My son Charles MORGAN is now dead so his share of his father's estate to be shared by my other sons.   To sons Cholmley MORGAN and James MORGAN - an extra £500/£1700, and to James the greatest silver tankard, 10 silver spoons, a silver tumbler, 2 little siver salts and one fashioned silver candlestick with his father's name on. My daughter Delariver - an extra £1700 and her father's picture set in gold and my 2 great gold chains and enamelled watch with my pearl necklace and various silver items &c. My 2 grandchildren - £100 each;   my niece Hannah CHOLMLEY - £200 and my clothes;   my brother and sister CHOLMLEY and their children - £10 each;   dear sister MOORE £10;   each of my sister NESBITT's children £10 each;   servants 20/- each;   poor of Bowchurch [Vowchurch] £5 and of Turnastone 20/-. £100 for a monument for my dear deceased husband [she doesn't say where - it isn't at Vowchurch];   R&R to my son Sir John MORGAN, he also sole Executor. Proved PCC London 8 Jun 1683 by Sir John MORGAN, the Exor. Notes: [1] Chenston = Chanstone, Vowchurch, co Hereford - her name is more usually given as Delariver/Delariviere/Delarivers. As Delariviere CHOLMLEY, she came from Yorkshire - her family is noted in some editions of Burke's Landed Gentry. She married Sir Thomas MORGAN, one of Cromwell's most successful Generals. See also her husband's Will in 1679. Sir John MORGAN lived at Kinnersley, and Cholmley MORGAN lived at Peterchurch then later at Preston-on-Wye. [Contributed by - on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.]

1688

COVELL HODGES MORRIS PERKINS

MORRIS, Hannah - of Stretton Grandison, 2 May 1688. daur Joan wife of my son in law John HODGES;   my youngest son Peter MORRIS;   my daur Hannah MORRIS;   my beloved son Richard MORRIS. Witnesses: PERKINS/ COVELL. Proved 24 Aug 1688 - HCC; Ref FHL#91593. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1695

ARRIDGE BOALING ELDRED HOWARD LAWRENCE MENHEIRE WILCOCKS WOODHOUSE

MENHEIRE, William - of Grays Inn, gent., 8 Nov 1683. to my sister Marie MENHEIRE* of Great Bookham, Surrey, spinster, lands in Staunton on Arrow now in actual possession of me & my undertenants & all my other lands there after death of my now mother Mary HOWARD wife of William HOWARD of Bookham now mortgaged to Richard BOALING for £300 now in possession of John WOODHOUSE & William LAWRENCE. Witnesses: John WILCOCKS &   Thomas ELDRED &   Abrah: ARRIDGE. Proved (PCC) 30 Jun 1695. TNA Ref: PROB 11/380 f100. [Contributed by mf on 24 Mar 2007 et seq.]

1699

MAN	MAN, als. PARRY, Mary - of Ross, Heref. Comon. to Wm. MAN (her husb.) 7 Jan 1698/9 - PCC. [Contributed by apw on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1705

BERKLEY BULLOCK HILL MILLWARD SHEPHEARD VOBE WOODIATT

MILLWARD, John - of Bosbury, 2 May 1704. kinsman Richard WOODIATT ans his 2 children Joseph and Mary;   brother in law William BULLOCK;   kinsman John HILL (his children);   kinsman Robert BERKLEY (his 2 daurs Elizabeth & Mary, not 21);   kinsman William VOBE the son of my wife's brother John VOBE;   kinswoman Susanna VOBE (within 6 months after she marries);   loving wife Susanna MILLWARD. Proved 24 Dec 1705 by Susanna MILLWARD als  SHEPHEARD - HCC. NB: husband to my 7th great grand aunt - sjk [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1706

BROOKES HAWARD HUNT MOORE MOULTON STOKES

MOULTON, John - of Crowle, 31 Jul 1706. Mary HUNT;   sisters Sarah and Elizabeth;   Mr. Roberts BROOKES. Witnesses: Margertt HAWARD,   Susana STOKES,   Henry MOORE. Proved 5 Aug 1706 - Worcs; Ref FHL#98215. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1714

BERROWS BROOKES DANGERFIELD HALSEY MORETON PERKES

MORETON, Francis - of Leigh, 28 Jul 1697. brother John MORETON of Callowhills, Munslow, gent and his son Francis MORETON;   estate at Upper and Lower Howsell and Sinton at Leigh;   my now wife Lissett MORETON;   Margaret MORETON and Elizth MORETON daurs of my said brother John;   {Francis MORETON, John MORETON, Anthony MORETON and Margarett MORETON children of my brother Humphrey MORETON of Upton};   {Francis PERKES, Tomas PERKES, John PERKES and Margarett PERKES children of my sister Margrett HALSEY by her former husband Thomas PERKES};   {Elizabeth HALSEY my said sisters daur by her now husband, Richard HALSEY of Dimmington};   {Charles, Sarah, Elizabeth and Judith children of my sister BERROWS by William BERROWS of Ledbury};   brother John MORETON and his wife and his 4 children: John, Francis, Margarett and Elizabeth;   brother Humphrey Morton and his 5 children: Humphrey, Francis, John, Anthony & Margaret;   goddaur Lissett DANGERFIELD, my godson John DANGERFIELD;   my niece Hannah BROOKES daur of my brother John BROOKES. Proved 12 Aug 1714 - Worcs; Ref FHL#98240. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1717

BROOKES BROOKS DANGERFIELD HILL HUNT MORETON PERKES STOKE TURNER WAGSTAFFE

MORETON, Lissett - of Leigh, 23 Sep 1714. Hannah BROOKES (daur of my brother John BROOKES);   kinsman Thomas DANGERFIELD of the Rocke (Parke);   nephews John, Henry, George, and Thomas DANGERFIELD son of my late sister Hannah DANGERFIELD;   their brother Edmund DANGERFIELD and sister Hannah WAGSTAFFE;   my sister Katherine DANGERFIELD and her 4 children: Thomas DANGERFIELD, Robert DANGERFIELD,   Lissett HILL and Katherine TURNER;   my brother Samuel TURNER and his 2 sons Samuel TURNER and Henry TURNER;   my nephew George HUNT;   Francis PERKES, Thomas PERKES, John PERKES & Anthony MORETON;   my brother John BROOKES and his sons Richard, George & Francis BROOKS. Witnesses: MORETON/ HILL/ STOKE. Proved 27 Apr 1717 - Worcs; Ref FHL#98249. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1724

BAKER CHAMBERS CHEESE DAVIS ESTOPP MAKEAM MEAKEAM STONE TOLLEY WALKER WHITESTON

MAKEAM, Mary - of Leigh, widow, 15 Jul 1724. my daur Mary ESTOPP - interest of 100£;   grandson Thomas TOLLEY - 50£;   my son Richard MAKEAM - 40£ [hops upon Hopton estate in possession of my tenant Scudamore CHEESE];   land at Alfrick;   my daur Susanna BAKER;   my kinsman Thomas MEAKEAM - 6£ + a debt due me from his brother Richard MAKEAM for hopps;   my sister WALKER and my son in law Thomas TOLLEY. Witnesses: Georg WHITESTON,   Wm CHAMBERS,   Ester STONE,   Willm DAVIS. Proved 24 Mar 1724 - Worcs; Ref FHL#98277. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1728

COWLES LAMPERT LANE MEEKE MYNDE PHILLIPS PREECE PRICE PRITCHARD PYE ROBERTS WEAVER WILLIAMS

MEEKE, Walter - of Garway, 17 Aug 1728. "Possessed of freehold land and copyhold of Little Garway, Manor of Garway". Beneficiaries: sister Mary MEEKE - use of house Brook Oak, Garway;   Lewis PHILLIPS - late farm now in possession of Richard WILLIAMS ("my under tenant");   nephew John MEEKE (son of my brother Joseph MEEKE) - copyhold estate. Poor housekeepers of Garway - twenty shillings to be paid Good Friday annually by Churchwardens. brother Joseph MEEKE - all the monies due to me from Charles PYE Esq and His Grace the Duke of Chandos for the profits of copyhold lands in the Mynde Park and in the Manor of Kilpeck and in the Parish of Much Dewchurch, according to the custom of the Manor of Kilpeck;   niece Mary MEEKE (daughter of brother Joseph) - 50£ when 18 yrs;   John MEEKE of Weston (Penyard?) - copyhold land;   sister Elizabeth (wife of Charles MYNDE) - 20£. Servant Walter PRITCHARD - 5£;   late Servant Maid Mary LANE - 40s.;   now Servant Maid Elizabeth LAMPERT - 20s.;   godchild Elizabeth (daughter of Richard WEAVER);   Magdelene (daughter of John PREECE of the Old Field);   James son of John PREECE of Harleys (Livery) - 10s. each. Executrix: sister Mary MEEKE. Signed and Sealed by Testator, with: Witnesses: William COWLES,   John ROBERTS,   John PRICE. Probate 23 Nov 1728. [Contributed by mav on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1746

BROUGHTON ENGLISH HARRIS JONES MOORE PREECE STOKES

MOORE, Mary - of Vowchurch co. Hereford, widow, 29 Nov 1743. my two grandchildren James MOORE and Mary PREECE (at 21) else to my son James MOORE;   my sister Hannah ENGLISH - my stuff damask gown, 2 shifts and 2 aprons;   my son's wife - my black silk gown;   my grandson James MOORE - my bureau, 6 pewter plates, 2 pewter dishes, 2 pair of flaxen sheets, 2 table cloths and a Boiler (?);   to my grand-daughter Mary PREECE - my grey silk gown, six plates and a box with 2 drawers under the same;   to my niece Jane HARRIS - two red damask gowns, 3 shifts, 3 aprons, 6 pewter plates, 3 pewter dishes one bed, a bolster, 3 pillows, 2 pair of sheets, a kettle and 2 sauce pans;   my copy of ?Rougamount's 'History of the Bible' and my large Common Prayer for my grandson James MOORE. Sole Executor: my son James MOORE - he to have Rest & Residue.   Signed Mary MOORE, with: Witnesses: David JONES (X),   Alex BROUGHTON. Proved London PCC 27 Jan 1746 by James MOORE, the Exor. Notes: [1] A James MOORE married Mary STOKES on 20 Oct 1702 at Cradley. [2] The only MOORE entries in the Vowchurch registers 1701 - 1812 are: James son of James and James (sic) MOORE bapt 8 Jan 1708; James buried 30 May 1712 [aged 38]; Hannah daughter of James & Mary bapt 2 Jul 1712; John MOORE of Dinedor buried 18 Dec 1712; Mrs Mary MOORE 2 Feb 1743. [Contributed by - on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.]

1749

MORTON WARN

MORTON, John - of the Gritt, Leigh, 6 Oct 1746. son Richard MORTON;   my grandson John MORTON son of Richard MORTON;   my grandson John WARN;   my daur Ann WARN;   my kinsman John son of my late brother Richard MORTON. Proved 11 Nov 1749 - Worcs. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1780

HOMES JAMES MATHEWS

MATHEWS, Richard - of Bishops Froom, yeoman, 22 Jan 1780. son William MATHEWS;   my wife Joanah MATHEWS;   my son Richard;   my grandson Thomas MATHEWS;   my grandaur Elizabeth MATHEWS. Witnesses: Susannah JAMES,   J HOMES. Proved 29 Mar 1780 - HCC; Ref FHL#91610. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1791

HOMES MATTHEWS WILLIAMS

MATTHEWS, Richard - of Eagleton, Bishop Frome, 25 Feb 1791. son John MATTHEWS;   my 3 daurs Elizabeth, Jane and Mary - 100£ at age 21;   son Richad MATTHEWS;   wife Margaret - land at Tarrington. Witnesses: Wm MATTHEWS,   James WILLIAMS,   Wm HOMES. Proved 28 Apr 1791 - HCC; Ref FHL#91611. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1792

HOOPER HOULDER MORTON PAGE ROWBERRY TERHEARN THOMAS

MORTON, John - of Lower Howsell, Leigh, surgeon, 14 Jun 1794. wife Mary MORTON;   my daur Ann MORTON;   my son James MORTON;   my sister Sarah PAGE;   my brother in law Samuel TERHEARN;   James HOULDER estate;   tenant William HOOPER. Witnesses: Rich. THOMAS;   Joseph ROWBERRY;   William ROWBERRY. Proved 22 Nov 1792 - Worcs. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1811

BADHAM BARRETT MATTHEWS NAPLETON PRITCHARD ROBERTS WATTERS

MATTHEWS, William - of Garway co. Hereford, 12 Mar 1811. to my wife Susannah MATTHEWS - all my real and personal estate and lands,   goods &c. and after her decease equally devided between my 4 children:- my daughter Susannah BARRETT;   my daughter Elizabeth PRITCHARD (deceased);   my daughter Ann MATTHEWS and my daughter Mary WATTERS - to each of them an equal share;   Elizabeth's share to be divided between her 3 children Elizabeth PRITCHARD,   Thomas PRITCHARD and Catherine PRITCHARD equally. Their Trustees: John BARRETT and John BADHAM both o/t/p of St Weonards co. Hereford - after wife's decease to apply the interest for their maintenance and education until 21,   and then pay the whole principal and interest for their own use &c. Executrix: my wife Susannah MATTHEWS. The mark of William MATTHEWS, with: Witnesses: John ROBERTS;   John ROBERTS, taylor;   John BADHAM. Proved at Hereford 14 Aug 1811 before the Revd & Wor'll Jno NAPLETON DD  Vicr Gen &c by the oath of Susannah MATTHEWS wid; under £100. [Contributed by mj on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1814

MORTON

MORTON, Richard - of Broad St in Worceester and of Wick, Cabinet maker and upholsterer. "my body to be buried parish church of All Saints, Worcester". my wife Elizabeth;   7 parts to my 7 children: son John MORTON,   son James MORTON of Holborn Hill, London, carpet mfgr;   son William MORTON of Worcester, gentleman;   daurs Sarah, Mary Ann, Maria, and Louisa MORTON;   Ann MORTON {no relationship stated}, my brother William MORTON. Proved 11 May 1814 - Worcs; Ref FHL#98411. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1825

BERRANS CARR CRISP GARBETT MERRICK PARROLD PREECE WATHAN WATKINS

MERRICK, John - o/t/p Kingstone co. Hereford, Gentleman, 21 Mar 1825. Executors: Revd. James GARBETT Clerk and Mr Richd. MERRICK, both of the City of Hereford. Appropriate and divide the money from Lands &c. now under sale to Mr T[hos] WATHAN of Bridge Court i/t/p Kingstone to:- my son Richd MERRICK's daughter Ann - 200£;   children of my son James MERRICK's deseath - 100£ equally divided;   my son Arnold MERRICK's children - 10£ each "but not until the youngest child brings forth his Certificate of Baptism to my Executors";   my son Richd MERRICK's other children - 10£ each excepting Ann. "One Hundred Pound now due on a note of hand to me from Mrs CRISP to be paid to Mr Wm WATKINS Joiner and Malster" o/t/p Kingstone towards ... a debt due to him ... from my son Arnold MERRICK;   the Executors to have any money remaining "share and share alike". Other legacies: to my daughter Charlott GARBETT - bookcase, pictures in the Parlor, great table in the Hall, ornamental picture over fireplace, china plates and dishes;   my son Richd MERRICK's daughter Ann - all household goods, bedding, &c. with salts and silver spoons and all silver plate;   to my Executors - my Hogsets and Vessels of every description. Witnesses: William BERRANS;   Robert PARROLD;   Wm PREECE. Proved at Hereford 18 May 1825 before Robert James CARR DD;  Estate under £300. [Contributed by nm on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1843

BURGOYNE DAVIES EVANS LOWE MILLICHAMP

MILLICHAMP, William - of Lingen, farmer, 28 Oct 1838. half of my property to Mary DAVIES wife of John DAVIES with whom I reside;   she is to pay £20 each to Thomas DAVIES and Jane DAVIES her son and daughter when they are 21;   to my nephew William MILLICHAMP - £100;   the rest of my property to be divided between my nephew and nieces John and Anne and Jane MILLICHAMP son and daughters of my brother Azarias MILLICHAMP and between Ann and Mary daughters of my brother Thomas MILLICHAMP. Executors: William LOWE* of the Gove Head in Lingen & James EVANS* of the New House in Kinsham.   William (X) MILLICHAMP. Witnesses: Sarah BURGOYNE, Joseph (X) BURGOYNE. Proved at Hereford 29 May 1843 by the executors named. [Contributed by mf on 24 Mar 2007 et seq.]

1843

JAMES MORTON RANCE REDING WOODWARD

MORTON, John - of Green Hill Cottage, St. Martin, Worcester, 27 Jul 1840. "Body to be interred in parish church of Leigh". wife Anne MORTON;   aunt Dorothy REDING;   cousin Mary Ann JAMES;   sister Anne MORTON;   niece Eliza RANCE;   friend Francis Dooley WOODWARD, solicitor, Pershore;   brother James;   brother in law William RANCE;   nieces & nephews (children of brother James MORTON). Codicil is referred to but is missing. Proved 1 Jun 1843 - Worcs; Ref FHL#98444. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1852

BISHOP DAVIES GWYN HARPER MAINWARING POWELL WILLIAMS

MAINWARING, Edward - of Turnaston co Hereford, bachelor, 11 Dec 1849. Elizabeth and Mary (the 2 daughters of my sister Hannah HARPER) - £20 each;   niece Elizabeth WILLIAMS - £20;   niece Mary DAVIES - £60 and to her children Miriam and Edward - £20 each at 21;   niece Mrs Catherine BISHOP - £350;   nephew James MAINWARING of Upcott in the parish of Almley co Hereford - my messuage at Wilson in the parish of Eardisley and the rest and residue of my estate. Executors: James MAINWARING and William BISHOP of Dolward in the parish of Turnastone.   Edwd MAINWARING (x) Witnesses: James POWELL,   John GWYN junior. Proved PCC London 7 Dec 1852. Notes: Edward MAINWARING was born in the parish of Huntington and was living at Dolward Farm (in Turnastone) with his niece Catherine and her husband in 1841 & 1851. William BISHOP of Turnatone (born Stokeley co. Salop) was married by Licence 1 Jan 1835 at Turnastone to Catherine MAINWARING of Eardisley (born Huntington [1851] or Eardisley [1861]). Edward was buried 17 Aug 1852 at Turnastone aged 80. [Contributed by - on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.]

1853

?FARRER ?FERROR ALLEN BUTCHER DOWNES DREW MAUND MILLWARD MILWARD NICHOLAS

MILWARD, John - of Staunton-on-Wye co. Hereford, Yeoman, 1 Apr 1850. my daughter Elizabeth wife of Thomas Edward NICHOLAS - my messuage in Stanford Bishop co. Hereford now in the possession of … DOWNES as tenant for life then equally between my grandsons John Milward NICHOLAS and Edward NICHOLAS subject to an annual charge of £4 payable to my wife Ann MILWARD;   to my daughter Fanny wife of Thomas DREW - Lakes Cottage in Suckley co. Worcs now in the possession of William NICHOLAS as tenant - for life and then to my grand-daughter Elizabeth DREW subject to an annual charge of £4 payable to my wife Ann MILWARD;   to my daughter Hannah the wife of George ?FERROR - £100 (due by Note from John MAUND of Staunton-on-Wye to me) subject to £2 p.a. to my wife Ann;   R&R to wife Ann MILWARD (co Executrix with daughter Hannah) Witnesses: Thomas ALLEN,   Thomas BUTCHER. Proved PCC 13 Apr 1853 by Hannah ?FARRER {in the Will written FERROR}  power reserved for the Relict. Note: The 1851 Census includes a John MILLWARD (sic) aged 86 and an Ann MILLWARD aged 77. [Contributed by - on 20 Apr 2005 et seq.]

1892

GRIFFITHS LITTLE MINETT PIDDOCK WESTON

MINETT, Henry - of Ross-on-Wye, solicitor, 23 Nov 1885. Beneficiaries: son Charles Ferdinand MINETT, wife and four daughters: only Catherine Eleanor, and youngest daughter, Mabel, named. Original Executors: daughter Catherine Eleanor MINETT,   son Charles Ferdinand MINETT. Witnesses: Geo. MINETT,   Geo. E LITTLE, clerks to Testator. Codicil: 19 Sep 1890. Additional Beneficiary: Mr PIDDOCK, partner. Executors as a result of Codicil: nephew George Frederick MINETT,   son Charles Ferdinand MINETT. Witnesses to codicil: James Thomas WESTON, Porter Ross Union Workhouse;   Henry GRIFFITHS, clerk to MINETT &   PIDDOCK, Solicitors. Probate granted 6 Feb 1892 to Charles Ferdinand MINETT. [Contributed by bg on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1909

CLUSE MINETT SINGLETON

MINETT, William Henry[1] - 354 Albany Road, Camberwell, 6 Jan 1902. Beneficiaries: wife Sophia Emily MINETT*;   sons Henry William MINETT,   Charles Frederick MINETT and Arthur James MINETT;   daughter Sophia Ellen or Ellen Sophia MINETT. Witnesses: Geo. E CLUSE,   Elizabeth SINGLETON. [1] William Henry MINETT was the first son of Henry MINETT, solicitor, of Ross-on-Wye. Proved 8 Sep 1909. [Contributed by bg on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1921

BARR BLOXHAM COOK DAVIES GREENLAND MINETT PHILIPS PRICE

MINETT, Frances[1] - of 196 Charles Rd, Small Heath, Birmingham, spinster. Executor: Elizabeth MINETT. Beneficiaries: godchild Mrs Frank BARR, Stonehouse (daughter of Mr &   Mrs Harry Price GREENLAND[2], Stonehouse, Glostershire);   niece Frances Mary MINETT;   nieces Edith & Philis MINETT, Birmingham;   niece Ada COOK;   brother Thomas MINETT & his wife Elizabeth. Witnesses: Elsie BLOXHAM,   Edith Marian MINETT. [1] Francis MINETT was baptised in 1844 at Bridstow, Herefordshire, daughter of Thomas and Mary Eleanor MINETT. [2] It's not clear whether this should be Harry PRICE Greenland, ie Greenland being a house name, or Harry Price GREENLAND. Also mentioned: photos of Mrs DAVIES & Mrs PHILIPS, Miss Emily DAVIES & Mr William DAVIES. These were probably from the family Frances was in service to - see 1881 census RG11/2541 F9 P12. Proved 14 Mar 1921 at Birmingham. NB: Thomas MINETT, the brother, was my husband's gr. grandfather - bmg [Contributed by bg on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

1954

CRIDLAND HODGE LANE MASSINGHAM O'REILLY

MASSINGHAM, Henrietta Kate (nee LANE) - of 11 Wilton Gardens, Weston-super-Mare, Somerset. Died 15 Apr 1954 (at the same address). Will Drawn up: 22 Dec 1953;   by John HODGE & Co. Solicitors, Weston-super-Mare. Occupation: Housewife;   Widow. Beneficiaries: friend Ethel Mary CRIDLAND;   Alfred Edwin (misnamed in will as Edgar) LANE;   niece Mrs. Zenyth O'REILLY in South Africa;   The Trustees of the Victoria Methodist Church, Weston-super-Mare;   Royal National Institute for the Blind. Executor: Lloyds Bank Limited, 71 Lombard Street, London. Probate granted about 21 Jun 1954. NB: this is my great great aunt - rcl [Contributed by rcl on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

3700

COTHER GIFFORD MORETON MORTON

MORETON, Richard - of Leigh. (Ad) By Sarah MORTON,   Richard COTHER and John MORTON. Inventory by: GIFFORD/ MORTON/ COTHER, 15 May 1730. Admon 1 Aug 370 - Worcs. [Contributed by sk on 23 Oct 2003 et seq.]

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