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The Will of Thomas Warrick , dated 12 April 1747
In the Name of God Amen I Thomas Warrick of the parish of St
Pinnock in the County of Cornwall Yeoman being Sick and Weak in Body but Blessed
be God in perfect mind and memory Revokeing all former Wills and Testaments do
make this my last Will and Testament That is to say First I resign up my Soul
into the hands of Almighty God hopeing for Salvation by the Meritts of Jesus
Christ my Saviour and my Body to be buried after the Manner of Christian Burial.
Item I Give to my Son Guy One Shilling. Item I Give to my Son Thomas One
Shilling. Item I Give to my Son Stephen One Shilling. Item I Give to my Son
William Two Shillings and Sixpence. Item I Give to my Daughter Mary One
Shilling. Item I Give to my Daughter Elizabeth One Shilling. Item I Give to my
Daughter Joan Five Shillings. Item I Give to my Grand daughter Mary Warrick Guys
Daughter Twenty Shillings. All the Rest of my Goods I Give and Beqehe to my
Daughters Gunnett and Jane whom I make my hole and Sole Execetrexets of this my
last Will and Testament.
Sealed Signed and Delivered in the presents of us the 12th Day of April Anno
Domino 1747
the sign of Thomas Warrick
Henry Mutton John Mutton
The before written Will was Proved in Common form the 29th April 1747 Before the
Rev. Mr Wm Waddon the Clk. Master of Arts Official etc. Admion of the Goods etc
of the Dec'ed and of all things howsoever concerning the Will was granted to the
Exectixes therein named / Oath being first made ect. / Saveing etc.
In: 9:11-5
The before written Will is a True Coppy Examined and Compared with the Original
this 1st May 1747 By us John Bennett Wm. Okeeff
N.B. Words in italics within brackets
are inserted by the transcriber e.g. (signed)
Source: LDS Film No. 90103, Image No. 107
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