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Broadstreet Ward. Mr. Kendricks Will.
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giving Bond with two sufficient Sureties, to be tryed and allowed by balloting,
and not
otherwise, for repayment of the same Money to the said Company. And so the same
Money to be lent out by the said Company in this manner, from three Yeeres to
three
Yeeres, for ever.
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And my will and desire is, that these my five present Servants, shall be (upon
Security
as aforesaid) first preferred to the enjoying of this Loane; to wit, William
Powle,
Thomas Newman, and Simon Gandy, the first three Yeeres; and Andrew Kendricke
and Christopher Pack, the next two Parcels that shall come in, and be received
in, after
they shall be Freemen of that Company. And for performance hereof, the said
nine
hundred Pounds, shall be paid unto the Treasurer of the said Company in London,
for
the time being, at the end of one Yeere next after my decease.
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His Servants first preferred to the benefit of
the Loane.
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Item, I give and bequeath to my Brother William Kendrick of Reading in the
County of
Berks, Clothier, and to his Children now borne and living, the Summe of two
thousand
Pounds: Whereof one third part for himselfe, and the other two Parts for his
said
Children. The same two third Parts of the said Summe of two thousand Pounds, to
be
equally divided to and amongst his said Children, share and share like.
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To his Brother William Kendrick and his
Children.
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And my will is, that the said two thousand Pounds bee paid to my said Brother,
at the
end of three Yeeres next after my decease: And that he shall pay his said
Children their
several Shares thereof before limited; that is to say, to his Sonne his Share
and Part,
when he commeth to the age of twenty foure Yeeres: And to his Daughter, her
Share
and Part, when she commeth to the age of one and twenty Yeeres, or at the Day of
her
marriage, which shall first happen.
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Payment of the two thousand pounds to his
Brother and Children, and how.
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And if it fortune either of my said Brothers Children to dye or decease, before
their
respective Legacies aforesaid shall grow due, as above; that then the part of
such Child
so deceasing, shall accrue and be paid to the surviver of the said Children, at
the day
and time before appointed.
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For mortality in either of the Children.
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Item, I give and bequeath to my said Brother William Kendrick, my Gold Ring
which
was my Fathers; with the Letters T.K. therein engraven, and a Knot betweene the
same
Letters.
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The Gift of his Gold Ring.
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Item, I give and bequeath to my Sister Anne Newman of Reading in the County of
Berks, the Sum of one thousand Marks, to be paid at the end of one Yeere next
after my
decease.
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A thousand Markes given to his Sister.
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Item, I give and bequeath unto the Children of my said Sister, Anne Newman, the
Sum
of two thousand Markes; to bee equally divided amongst them share and share
like.
And the Shares of such as are already married (if they be Daughters) or are
foure and
twenty Yeeres of age, to bee paid to them at the end of one Yeere after my
decease.
And the Shares of the rest, to be paid to such as be Sonnes; when they shall be
foure
and twenty Yeeres of Age. And to the Daughters, at their Day of Marriage; or
when
thay shall come to one and twenty Yeeres of Age respectively, which of these
shall
happen to bee first.
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Two thousand Markes given to his Sisters
Children, and in what manner.
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And if it shall happen any of the said Children of my said Sister to dye, before
the age
and time so prefixed for payment, as aforesaid (I meane, those that be yet under
that
age, and unmarried) then my will is: That the share and part of such as shall so
dye,
shall accrue and bee paid unto the rest of the same Children then surviving,
share and
share like; and at the dayes and times of payment before appointed, for their
own
severall Shares and Parts.
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In case of mortality or death happening among
the Children.
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But my will and meaning is, that Thomas Newman, Son of my said Sister; shall not
have
any part or share of this said Legacy of two thousand Markes: Because I give him
a
large Legacy apart by this my Will. Therefore the said two thousand Markes is
to bee
divided and shared among the rest of the Children of my said Sister, as
aforesaid.
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Thomas Newman excepted from this Legacy.
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Item, I doe hereby absolutely acquit and forgive my Brother in law Thomas
Newman,
of Reading aforesaid, Husband to my Sister Anne Newman; the Summe of one
hundred Markes, which he oweth me by his Bond, due the second Day of November,
An. Dom. 1623. being all that he oweth me at the date of this my Will.
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A Bond forgiven to his Sisters Husband.
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Item, I give and bequeath to my Sister Alice Vigures of Excester, in the County
of
Devon, the Summe of five hundred Pounds; to be paid her at the end of two Yeeres
next after my decease.
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Five hundred pounds given to his Sister Alice
Vigures.
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Item, I give and bequeath to the Children of my said Sister Alice Vigures the
Summe of
one thousand Pounds, to be equally divided among them share and share like. And
if
any of them being Sonnes) bee of the age of foure and twenty Yeeres; or any of
them,
(being Daughters) bee of the age of one and twenty Yeeres, or married, then the
Share
and Parts of such respectively, shall be paid at the end of two Yeeres next
after my
decease. And the Shares and Parts of the rest, shall bee paid to such as are
Sonnes, at
the age of foure and twenty Yeeres: And to such as bee Daughters, at their age
of one
and twenty Yeers, or at the Dayes of their Marriage, which of them shall first
happen to
come respectively.
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A thousand pounds given to his said Sisters
Children, and in what manner.
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But my will and meaning is, that Simon Gandy, Sonne of my said Sister Alice
Vigures,
shall not have any part or share of this Legacy of one thousand Pounds: Because
I give
him a large Legacy apart by himselfe in this my Will. But my meaning is, that
this said
Legacy of one thousand Pounds, so given as aforesaid, shall bee equally divided
among the rest of the Children of my said Sister; excluding the said Simon Gandy
from
all part and share of the same: And if it shall happen any of the said Children
of my said
Sisiter Alice Gandy, to dye before the age and time of payment appointed as
aforesaid (I
meane, when they bee under that age, and umarried:) then my will and meaning is,
that
the share and part of such as shall so dye; shall bee paid and accrue unto the
rest of the
same Children so surviving, to each of them equally, and share and share like:
And at
the dayes and times of payment before appointed, for their owne severall shares
and
parts.
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Simon Gandy excluded from this thousand Pounds
and the Intent of this distribution.
In case of mortality and death of the
Children.
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Item, I give and bequeath to my Brother James Winche of Parley in the County of
Berks, and to his Children, the Summe of one thousand Pounds: Whereof one third
part for himselfe, the other two third parts for his said Children. The same
two third
parts to bee divided equally amongst the said Children of my said Brother, share
and
share like.
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To his Brother James Winche and his
Children.
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And my will is, that this said Summe of one thousand Pounds, shall bee paid to
my
said Brother James Winche, at the end of one Yeere next after my decease, and
that hee
shall pay forthwith unto such of his Children, as (being Sonnes, and of the age
of foure
and twenty Yeeres, or married) their severall Shares and Proportions of the said
two
third Parts of this Summe of one thousand Pounds. The Shares and Parts of the
rest of
his Children, he shall retain in his owne hands, untill his said Children (being
Sonnes)
shall be the age of foure and twenty Yeeres: And being Daughters, shall bee at
the age
of one and twenty Yeeres, or be married; and then he shall pay every of them
their
severall Shares and Parts respectively.
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The Payment of this thousand Pounds to his
Brother and Children.
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