Jonathan Cook - 5th June 1735 - H007
Hampsthwaite, Yeoman
I have surrendered a close of Copyhold land to Thomas Harrison
and Mary Moorhouse. They are to sell and to pass the money to my
Executor for payment of my legacies.
To David Jackson £5.
To Mary Holyday [ probably Mary
Holliday] £5 and a bedstead
from my higher parlour, with the bed and bedding.
To Ann Jackson £3.
To Martha Jackson £3.
To Sarah Walker, wife of William
Walker, £3. Should she die
before inheriting, then the same to be shared by her children.
To Hannah Lambert, wife of James
Lambert, £3. Should she die
before inheriting, then the same to be shared by her children.
To Jonathan Jackson, son of David
Jackson, £3.
To Ellin Whitaker, wife of George
Whitaker, £10. Should she
die before inheriting, then the same to be shared by her children.
To Hannah Fleetham £10 and the best bedstead and bedding from
the chamber, also a cupboard, a round table, and my great bible.
Residue of my goods, chattels, and personal effects to
John Jackson, son of David, and appoint him Executor.
Witnesses : Luke Kendall, William Coates
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