Provincial Court Proceedings, 1658. 117

And in case of the Decease of my s^d Exequutrix intestate as
afores^d I doe giue & remitt unto my sister in Law, Margery Molins,
all the time of Servitude, that then shall remaine due by the Custome
of the Country. And one py'd Cowe, & her Calfe; All my Rights to
Land, by uertue of the Condicons of Plantaon, And the Bed shee
lyeth on, w^th the Boulster, Rugge, Blanketts, & a payre of Sheetes.

In testimony That this is my Last Will, I doe hereto sett my hand &
Seale, this 26th day of June Ano Dni 1658, Reuoaking hereby All, &
any other Will & Testam^t by me formerly made, ffor further clearing
of my intent, & meaning in the constituon of Philip Caluert Esq^r &
M^r Thomas Eure, ffeoffees in trust, soe as in that clause of my Will,
relaon thereto being had, doth appeare. I doe declare th^t in case M^r
Thomas Eure should dye or refuse to ioyne w^th the s^d Philip Caluert,
in such sale & disposall to the use & intent in the s^d Clause limitted,
That then it shall bee Law full for the s^d Philip Caluert alone, to sell
& dispose of my s^d Estate to the fores^d uses.
John Lloyd
The + Seale.

Signed & Sealed in the p^ence of (That Blott in the 7^th Line, of the
2^d page, being made before)
George Briton. William Harper. Will^m Bretton.

Concordat Cum Originali, Exaiat p^c Will^m Bretton Cler.
George Breton maketh oath th^t hee was p^ent when M^r John Lloyd
signed & sealed this Will not long afore his Death being then in
perfect memory & in noe danger of dying as he supposed: The s^d M^r
Lloyd desyring this Depon^t to wittnes the same, w^ch he did w^th his
owne hand.
George Briton

Will^m Harper depouit idem uerbatim, quod George Breton.
William Harper
Jurat Cora me Will^m Bretton.

Liber
P. C. R.

Will^m Bretton deposeth idem uerbatim quod George Bretton et
Will^m Harper, ut supra, & further addeth, That hee writt, & tran-
scribed this Will, att M^r Lloyds request, Signing it, (w^th the other)
w^th his owne hand as a Wittnes, & doth uerily beleiue th^t It is the
Last Will & Testam^t of the s^d M^r Lloyd.
Will^m Bretton
Turatus Coram me Philip Calvert

p. 76

Will^m Greengoe maketh Oath, That Maurice Smith, being sodenly
taken sick, & likely to dye, But in perfect memory in p^ence of this
Depon^t, Desyred Henry Banister to pull of his shooes, And the s^d

Re Smith's

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