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The Will of
Thomas DENYER
(c1670-1731)

In the name of God Amen I
Thomas Denyer the elder of the parish of Woolbeeding in the
County of Sussex Brickmaker being infirme in Body but of sound & perfect
mind & memory praised be Almighty God for the same Doo make & declare this
my last Will & Testament in manner & forme following that is to say First
& principally I doo bequeath my Soul into the hands of Almighty God hoping
through the meritts death & passion of Jesus Christ my only Saviour &
Redeemer to have a full & free pardon of all my Sins And to inheritt Eternal
Life My Body I will to the Earth from whence it was taken to be decently
buried at the discretion of my Exetor hereinafter named And for Settling
that Worldly Estate which it hath pleased God to bless me with I order &
dispose thereof as followeth Impris whereas I have surrendred unto
the hands of the Lord of this Manor of Woolbeeding in the said County of
Sussex One Close of Land call Reyden & a Messuage there upon lately [---]
late parcell of the Customary Tenement called Pigeons Hill in Woolbeeding
aforesaid containing by Estimacon Three Acres of Land more or less To the
Use & behouse of such person & persons their heirs & to for such use & uses
intended & purposes as I should in by my last will & Testa devise
[---] & appoint Now for the more full [---] I appointment of the uses of the
said Surender I do hereby give & devise the said Customary Messuage Close of
Land & premisses & every part & parcell there of with the Apptents unto my
Eldest son Robert Denyer & his heirs for ever according to the
Custome of the Mannor aforesaid Item I do give & bequeath unto my
loving wife Ann Denyer All that [---] feather with the Curtained
Vallance Stedle & all thereto belonging now standing in the Hall Chamber of
my said Messuage Two pair of my best sheets One of my best Table Cloths One
dozen of my best Napkins One new Chest of by the said Chamber [---] Chest of
drawers Standing in the [---] Chamber of my said Mussuage my [---]- least
[---] [---] One new [---] my least [---] [---] [---] barrells of fourteen
Gallons [---] One barrell of eight Gallons my [---] [---] my new Table my
new great Chair & two of my best ofther Chairs One [---] pott [---] [---] my
best pair of pothangers my best pair of [--irons [---] [---] [---] One pair
of gardirons One [---] & [---] thereto belonging One pair of pillows One
wooden Stand in the [---] Cellar in my said Messuage my longest [---] [---]
One [---] pudding pan One dozen of Quart Bottles Two of my pewter dishes of
[---] size Six hollow Trenchers my Warming pan Two pottage dishes Two Spoons
The little frying pan that I have lent my said son Robert Denyer & a
spinning wheel Item my Will & desire is that my said son Robert
Denyer & his heirs shall permitt & suffer my said wife to dwell & live
in my said Messuage for & during One Month next after my decease & find &
provide for her [---] [---] during that time Item I do give &
bequeath unto my said wife the sum of Twenty pounds of lawfull mony of great
Britain to be paid to her in manner following viz the Sum of five pounds
part thereof within One Month next after my decease & the sum of Fifteen
pounds residue thereof within Twelve Months after my decease Item I
do give & bequeath unto my daughter Margarett Denyer the sum of
Fifteen pounds of lawfull mony of Great Britain to be paid unto her with
Twelve Months next after my decease Item I do give & bequeath unto my
son William Denyer the sum of Forty pounds of like lawfull mony to be
paid unto him within Twelve Months next after my decease Item I do
give & bequeath unto my daughter Mary Denyer the Sum of Fifteen
pounds of lawfull mony of Great Britain to be paid unto her at her age of
One & Twenty years Item All the rest & residue of my Goods Chattles
personal Estate whatsoever wheresoever after all my debts Legacies funeral
expenses & probate of this my last Will & Testament are first paid
discharged I do give & bequeath unto my said son Robert Denyer whom I
make ordaine & appoint Sole Executor of this my last Will & Testament hereby
revoking All former Wills by me made In Witness whereof I the said
Thomas Denyer have to this my last Will & Testament contained in two
sheets of paper sett my hand & Seal to each sheet the Eight & Twenty day of
May in the Third year of the Raigne of our Soveraigne Lord George the Second
by the grace of God of Great Britaine France & Ireland Defender of the faith
& Anno Dmi 1730 Thomas Denyer [---] Signed Sealed published
declared by the said Thomas Denyer to be his last will and Testament
in the presence of us who subscribed our names as Witnesses to the same in
his presence Nicho: Austin ~ Tho Heather ~ Tho Heather
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Proved in April 1731 by Robert Denyer
Transcribed on 20 January 2007 by Mandy Willard from a photocopy of the
original document held at the West Sussex Record Office, ref. STC1/35/22.

DENYER

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