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The Will of John Tonkinge, dated 12 October 1620
St Austell
30 January 1622
Johanis Tonkin
In the name of god Amen, the xijth daye of October, Anno
Dni 1620 I John Tonkinge of the pishe of St. Austell
beinge sicke in body, but of pfect mynd & memory (praysed
be god) doe heare make & ordayne this my last will &
Testament in manner & forme followinge: First I bequeath
my soule to Almighty god & my body to Christian buriall. Itm
I give & bequeath to Henry Tonkinge my sonne, Thirty
pounds
of lefull money of England, Itm I give more unto my
said sonne a heifer of two yeares and a brasen Crock
two sylver spoones & a payre of sheets; Itm more my
will is that my executor shall give him his dyet for one
whole yeare after my decease, Itm I give & bequeath
to mary Tonkinge my daughter in lawe my wifes best
partlett & her Ringe; It I give & bequeath unto Cislye
Pearce my wifes best hatt, Itm I give & bequeath unto
Jone the daughter of John Tonkinge one
yewe &
a sylver pynne, Itm I give unto Elizabeth dadowe my
wifes best apron, Itm I give unto Peter Pearce one
yewe lambe, Itm I give unto John the sonne of
Phillip
Dadowe one yewe lambe, Itm I give & bequeath
unto my two servant mayds xij d a peace. The
Reasidue of all my goods & Chattells movable & unmovable
not before given nor bequeathed I give & bequeath
unto John Tonkinge my sonne & him I name and
make my full & whole executor In the presence
of;
the signe of
John Tonkinge
the signe of
Willm Carlyon of menagwins
the signe of
Phillip Dadowe
A true Inventory of all the goods and
Chattels of John Tankyn of St. Austell
deceased praysed by William Carlyon
and Phillip Dadowe the Thirde daye
of Aprill: Anno Dni: Cristi: 1621
| Imprimis his purse and girdell and mony
in his purse |
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10/- |
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| It all his wearinge apprell woollen & lynninge hosen and
showes |
£4 |
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| It One Muskett furnished |
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16/- |
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| It tow fetherbeds furnished |
£7 |
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| It iij duste beads furnished |
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50/- |
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It One Tabell borde and forme and sealinge in the hall
and tow other litell tabels & formes |
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20/- |
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| It One Cheste and One Cubborde |
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12/- |
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| It tow Chayres |
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4/- |
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| It all his Pewter all platters and sausers and porringers |
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30/- |
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| It One Carpett and iij borde. Clothes Napkins & tow Cushens |
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16/- |
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| It Cups and glasses |
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12/- |
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| It five pannes a Caldron & skillett |
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50/- |
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| It Tow brasen Crocks |
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20/- |
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| It windinge sheetes sacks & seaves |
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20/- |
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| It for bruinge keves & hogseds |
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20/- |
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| It for Bakon and victels |
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20/- |
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| It all the Corne in the mowhay and in the house |
£8 |
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| It the Corne in the grounde |
£10 |
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| It Fower oxen & tow steeres |
£13 |
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| It One pair of Irebounde wheeles and the rest of all the
plowghe furnyture |
£4 |
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| It One Haye xxxx |
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30/- |
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| It iij kinne |
£6 |
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| It iiij younge bullocks |
£3 |
10/- |
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| It vj yowes and Lambes & viij other sheepe |
£3 |
10/- |
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| It One sowe iiij xxxxx & iiij pigs |
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30/- |
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| It all the pultrye |
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6/- |
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| It all Drincke vessels |
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6/- |
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| It pigs Troues |
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2/- |
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| It ij hackne saddels and packe saddels wth their furnyture |
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20/- |
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| It beataxes & evels and shovels hookes and hachets |
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6/- |
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| It ij broches? a barr of Iron a grediron a hande Iron
Brandirons |
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6/8 |
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| It for all or any thinge forgotten |
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2/- |
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| Summa totalis |
£78/ |
17/ |
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