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Chancery Court, Chancery Record, 1671-1712
Volume 748, Page 829   View pdf image
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       meaning at the time of makeing the said Will & at all other times that his
       said Children should Enjoy the full residue of his personall Estate after Debts
       Legacys and Charges paid and the said Executrix her thirds Deducted & whether
       the said Andrew had made any other provision for any of his said Children
       in his life time and whether the said Ex.rx whilst sole & after Intermarriage
       with the said Andrew Welplay and also the said Andrew in his life time
       did not declare themselves allways willing to Comply with the said Testat.r
       Intentions as afd  And whether the said Ex.rx after the decease of the said
       Andrew Wellpley did not pay unto the said Eliz.a the daughter some part of
       her portion of the said Residue and also whether the said Charles & Eliz.a
       the Ex.rx have not since their Intermarriage paid or secured to be paid
       unto your orat.r and Eliz.a his wife the said Minors sister after the residue
       of the said portion as well knowing the same to be their due from the said
       Testators Estate for a Childs portion thereof and to the End that your orat.r may
       be releived in the premises according to the Rules of Equity and good Conscience
       Wherefore your orat.r humbly prays that your hon.r would be pleased to grant
       her Majesty most Gracious Writt of Sup.a ^Directed to y.e said Charles & Eliz.a his wife^ &c.a Comanding them at a Certain day
       and under a Cert.a penalty to be & appear before y.r hon.r in this hon.rble ^Court^ to Ans.r
       the premises  And the said Elizabeth Kilburne in her seperate answer saith
       That her former husband Andrew Norwood father to the said Minor much about
       the time in the Complainants Bill of Complaint mentioned made his last Will
       and Testament in writing as in the same Bill of Complaint is sett forth
       and that she does veryly beleive in her Conscience that the Testator would
       have made noe will if it had not been to the End that the land therein
       mentioned should be sold for the Enlargement of his personall Estate that
       this Defendant much about the time of the said Testators makeing
       the said Will and before he had made the same Ask't him the said Testat.r
       whether if his Debts could be paid without selling said Land that would
       not do to which he Answered the boy had land Enough besides that and
       that what was left of paying his Debts would goe among the rest of his
                                                                                                 (Children


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