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WILL OF THOMAS HODSOLL; DATED 1665.
Peculiars of London, Shoreham and Croydon, Register Book of.
Wills proved between 1664 and 1680, folio 24.
Dated 26 March A° 17 Chas. II., and LB. 1665. "I Thomas
Hadsall, of Ightham," co. Kent, "shearman,"—to
"Maundy Hadsall my brother" 51.—to "ffrancis
Hadsall my brother" 101.—to "John Hadsall my ‘brother"
101., at age of 21—to "Maxfeild Hadsall my
brother" 101., at age of 21. "item I will
and give vnto Henry Hadsall, of Soan street, in the parish of Seale,
my kinsman, ffve pounds "—" Henry Munck my brother in
law "—Residue of goods, etc., to "William Hadsall and
Henry Hadsall my. brothers equally betweene. them "—and he
makes them his executors.
Probate granted to William Hadsall and Henry Hadsall, the
executors, on 19 April, 1665.
WILL OF ELIZABETH HODSOLL, WIDOW; PROVED 1671.
Peculiars of London, Shoreham and Croydon, Register Book of Wills
proved between 1664 and 1680, folio 311b.
"I Elizabeth Hodsoll, of the parish of Stansted, in the county
of Kent, widdow, and relict of William Hodsoll, of South Ash, in the
parish’ of Peters Ash, in the said county, gent."—to my
four daughters Ellen, Anne, Susan and Margaritt Hodson (sic), six
months after my decease—Susan married to Richard Wodden, yeoman,
and living in the parish of Ash—" my house called Bakers
wherein I now dwell "—" my neice Anne Gratwicke
the daughter
of my brother Richard Gratwicke "—my son in law
Mr John Gossage, of Plumsted—my sisters Tecta Challener and Jane
Burtenchar—" my youngest sonne William Hodsoll "—my
sonn Edmund Hodsoll (makes him her executor). Dated 6 April 1671.
Probate granted to Edmund Hodsoll, son and executor, on 10 July
1676.
WILL OF HENRY HODSOLL, OF SHIPBOURN; PROVED 1700.
Register of Consistory Court of Rochester, Book 27, fo. 176.
Dated 1 Dec. Ao 11 Wm. III., and A.D. 1699.
Henry Hodsoll, of, Shipborn, yeoman. His land at Ivy Hatch, in the
parish of Ightham,—his son John Hodsoll to have it—" my
second son William Hodsoll "—wife Mary Hodsoll to have
possessions in .Addington and Ryarsh for her life, then to go to his
son Thomas Hodsoll. Residue of goods, chattels, etc., to "my
third son Henry Hodsoll" whom he appoints his executor.
Probate granted 24 June 1700 to Henry Hodsoll,
son and executor.
WILL OF CAPTAIN JAMES HODSOLL; PROVED 1709.
Register of Prerogative Court of Canterbury (Somerset House), ‘Smith,’
68.
"I Capt James Hodsoll, commander of Her Majesties
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