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Squirrell,"" unto my loveing
brother Mr Henry Hodsoll~" 100l. within six months after
payment of wages etc. ;" unto my loveing brother Mr
Thomas Hodsoll" 100l., as above ;" unto my
loveing sister Mrs Mary Hodsoll, wife to my brother Mr James Ax".
100l., as above ;" unto my loveing sister Madam Ann
Hodsoll, wife to Captain William Passenger" 100l., as
above ;" unto my nephews John and Edmond Hodsoll,
Sons to my. brother W Edmond Hodsoll deceased," 50l.
each, at age of 21 ;" unto my nephew James Hodsoll, son to
my brother Mr William Hodsoll deceased, all such wages and table
money as shall become due to him for the time he shall be. with me
as a Voluntier in her Majesties Shipp Squirrill aforesaid
;" " unto my. loveing brother Mr John Baynard, husband
to my sister Mrs Jane Hodsoll, all the remainder of my wages and
money," as above.
Dated 23 January 1709; probate granted 18 March 1709.
WILL OF EDMUND HODSOLL, GENT., OF ST. MARY CRAY; PROVED 1711.
Register of Prerogative Court of Canterbury (Somerset House), Young,
186.
"I Edmund Hodsoll, of Saint Mary Cray, in the county of Kent,
gentleman, being aged, but of a sound and disposeing mind and memory
"" my loving wife Elizabeth, whom I doe
make and ordaine full and sole executrix of this my last Will and
Testament" " my three daughters Hellena, Mary and Jane
Hodsoll "" my four daughters Hellena, Mary, Elizabeth
and Jane "" my son John Hodsoll "" all
that my messuage, ffarme and lands, being about fifty acres, now in
the occupation of Thomas Carrier, which I formerly purchased of Mr
Alexander Haddon the younger, scituate and being in Saint Mary Craye
aforesaid, being about fifty acres of land and orcharding ""
my messuage, farme and lands called Bakers, lying in Stansted, in
the said county."" Item I doe give and devise
vnto my said son John Hodsoll all my goods that shall be in his
chambers in Cliffords Inne, in London "" my good friend
and kinsman Thomas Gratwick, esquire "Item I do give
to every one of my said four daughters Hellena, Mary, Elizabeth and.
Jane, the sume of six hundred pounds a peice of lawfull money, to be
paid to them severally by my said executrix within three months next
after my decease "" vnto my sister Susan Woodden ""vnto
my three nephews Samuel Atwood, clerke, John Hodsoll, of South Ash,
gent., and William Hodsoll, goldsmith, brother of the said John
Hodsoll "" vnto my said sister Woodden, and to her
daughter Susan Woodden vnto my cousin Gratwick, esquire," Dated
28 Sept. 1710. Probate granted 25 Sept. 1711 to
Elizabeth Hodsoll, relict and executrix. |