512     Court and Testamentary Business, 1649.

            Liber A.   weake in body but sound and pfect in memory thanks bee

                  given to Almighty God doe make and ordeine this my last

                  Will and testamt in manner & forme followeing. ffirst I be

                  queath my soule to Christ Jesus my Saviour and Redeemer

                  and my body to be decently buryed And for that estate wch

                  God hath endewed mee with I doe bequeath to my dearly

                  beloved Wife Katheren Hebden paying my debts. Imprimis

                  to Capt Cornewallies and Raphe Beane And for all my land

                  cattell chattells or moveables or my houshold goods debts dues

                  or demands whatsoever to mee belonging I doe desire my

                  beloved wife should haue and enloy to her owne proper vse &

                  disposeing as witnes my owne hand and seale.

                                                   Tho:   Hebden

                  Teste John Pille

                       John Hatch

                  Administr to Katheren     An Administracon of the goods debts

                  Hebden widowerights & chattells of Thomas Hebden de

                  ceased granted the of October 1649 to Katheren the relict

                  of the said Thomas cum Testamen annex, who by oath is to

                  exhibit a pfect Inventory by the first of January next voles &c

                  and pforme the will pay the debts and make a true Accompt

                  &c.

                    Whereas Thomas Ashbrooke oweth vnto Mr Cuthbert ffen

                  wick i 500 lb of Tob by Bill and 500 lb of Tob: by Accompt being

                  jn the whole two thousand weight and Caske hee the said Ash

                  brooke to avoide suite in lawe doth hereby acknowledg a

                  Judgmt for the said debt and towards satisfaccon thereof doth

                  binde over his Cropp of Tob: to the said Mr ffenwick and

                  maketh the same lyable to execucon for paymt thereof without

                  farther suite As witnes his hand this 15th day of October

                  1649

                                       Thomas Ashbrooke his Manke

         Recognit coram me Tho: Hatton Secr.         +

                    Paul Simpson Marriner maketh oath that hee having a Bill

                  from Capt Edward Hill for the paymt and delivery of two

                  Indians to this depont in or about August last was tweluemonth

                  bee this depont in or about March or Aprill last sould the said

                  Bill to George Manners for 500' of Tob in Caske

                                 Jurat 17o die Octobr 1649 coram me

                                                   Tho:   Hatton

                    17o Octobr Knowe all men by these prsents that I Edward

                  Hill doe institute and appoint Mr John Hollis my true and

                  lawfull Attorney for mee and to my vse to recover all such