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In the name of God Amen I Thomas Lee of Aldstonhouse in Aldston moor in the Dyocesse of Durham Sick of body but of good & p[er]fect memory praised be god for the same doe make & ordain this my last will & Testam[en]t in manner & forme following First I give & bequeath my soule into the hands of almighty god my maker hopeinge assuredly by the merits of Jesus Christ to receive full pardon & Free remission of all my sinnes as for my body I commit it to the earth to be buryed in the p[ar]ish Church of Aldston & as for those temporall goodes which the Lord in mercy hath lent me I give & bequeath as here after followeth (my debtes being payed & funeral expenses discharged) Imp[rimu]s I give & bequeath to my daughter Elizabeth Thirty pounds to be payed when she accompleshes the age of 20 years Ite[m] I give unto my wife one Cow and I give unto every child of my wife’s the sume of Five shillinges to every one of them Ite[m] I give unto my grandchild Thomas Vazie Five shillinges Ite[m] I give unto my Nephew Thomas Fetherston Five shillinges Ite[m] I give unto my Nephew John Stephenson Five shillinges and I give unto my Sonn Thomas Lee all my Land & houses with all the appurtenances thereunto belonginge but in case my sonn Thomas dye before he marry my will is that my land & houses with the appurtenances thereunto belonginge shall fall and come due to my sonn Ralph Vazye & my daughter Elizabeth equally between them provided that they pay my debtes and Legacies and likewise pay (if it please god that my daughter Frances have any child or children) to that child or children the sume of Twenty poundes and I make & ordaine my sonn Thomas to be my full Executor of this my last will & Testam[en]t and I doe hereby appoint my brother Thomas Stephenson my sonn Railph Vazie and my brother Henry Stephenson to be Tutores & Guardians to my said sonn Thomas & that they shall have the full power to Lett to Farme my land & at their discrection to use meanes to pay my debts and to cause my sonn to be educated & decently brought up after theire discretion and I make & ordaine this my last will & Testam[en]t revokeinge & disannullinge all former wills by me made either by word or writeinge In witness whereof I have hereunto sett my hand & seale the 17th day of January Anno Domi[ni] 1688 Tho: Lee <Red?> published & sealed in the pres[enc]e of Ralph Vazie Henry Stephenson Henry Wallasse [In left hand margin:] memorand[um] that the words in the Thirtenth Line was interlined before the ensealeing February the 3rd Anno Domi[ni] 1688 and I doe further declare that my will is that every one of my sister Margaret Clements children shall have every one of them twenty shillings Wittnesse the same Henry Wallasse 1689 Test[amentum} et Inven[tarium] Tho: Lee nup[er] de Alston dioc[ese] Dunelm def[unc]ti A True and p[er]fect Inventory of all the goodes and Chattells of Thomas Lee of Aldston house in Aldstonmoor in the County of Cumberland & diocess of Durham deceased apprized & inventoried the 19th day of February Anno Dom[in]i 1688 by Christopher Walton John Walton John Vazie & Henry Wallasse £ s d Imp his horse and furniture with his own apparel and a <..> 10 00 0 Ite[m] a little gray horse 02 00 0 Ite[m] 4 Cowes and the hay 08 00 0 Ite[m] 27 sheep 08 00 0 Ite[m] 4 swine 01 06 8 Ite[m] some oates unthreshed 00 07 0 Ite[m] in the Back Room 1 Table 2 firmes 6 chaires a bedstead a paire of Barrs 01 15 0 Ite[m] in the Fore Roome 2 Cubbordes 1Presse 1 Table 2 firmes 7 Chaires and an Irongraite 05 03 0 Ite[m] in the Middle room 2 Bedsteades 2 Tables 1 firme 02 00 0 Ite[m] in the Farr Room 1 bedsted 1 Table 2 firmes Courting rods & 2 chaires 00 05 0 Ite[m] in the Farr Loft 1 Table 2 firmes 2 low Bedsteades 4 Trunkes one <paddle?> 1 Chest 01 03 0 and 1 chest in the Entry Ite[m] in the Cellar a Table 2 firmes an old chest a Cheese fleek [open shelf] a glasse case a Salt pye [box] a lookeinge glasse 00 05 0 Ite[m] in the Fore house Loft 4 bedsteads 5 chaires 1 Table 3 firmes 01 13 0 Ite[m] 2 Buffett Stooles 00 05 0 Ite[m] a Gunn a Pistoll and a Kaine and a Crosse bow 01 00 0 Ite[m] 46 peice of Puder [pewter] & 11 Spoones 03 00 0 Ite[m] a feather Bed & furniture to the bed 02 10 0 Ite[m] 4 Coverlets 3 Ruggs 8 Happins 12 Blankets 16 Bolsters or Pillows 7 paire of Sheetes 4 Feather Beds and one Chaffe bed with 3 paire of Curtaines 2 Baskets a voider [Basket/Tray used to clear a table] & 3 Binges [Mangers] 12 00 0 Ite[m] a silver Tumler & 2 silver Tasters 01 10 0 Ite[m] Mault 07 00 0 Ite[m] 10 Barrells or standes Maskinge fattes & Coolers 00 15 0 Ite[m] 3 Kettell 3 Panns 2 Frying pans 1 Iron Pott 4 paire of Tonges a Fire Shovell a por [iron bar or poker] & 1 Iron pan 03 00 0 Ite[m] 2 Axes 3 wimbles [hand tools for boring holes] 2 Spades a little Saw a gavelock a pick a hack [mattock] a stone Ranmer [ramrod?] 2 Crookes 2 speiles a Boxe Iron 4 brasse Candle stickes a Strikeling knife[for sharpening scythes] 2 Iron Candle stickes 3 Resh candlesticks a Chafinge dish 01 00 0 Ite[m] 7 Boules 2 Chees fatts a Kirne [hand mill for grinding] & Kirnstone a paire of Temms [sieves] & 1 dozen of Trenshers 00 08 0 Ite[m] 3 Table clothes 9 Napkins 5 Pillines a Carpet & 6 cushions 01 03 0 Ite[m] 3 paire of wheeles & Karr bodyes 4 Forkes 5 Rakes 2 shovells & Iron forkes 02 00 0 Ite[m] 2 Saddles & girdes [girths] a Kilne Haire clothe 4 pokes a peck [oat cake basket] a girdle a washing Tubb a grate in a Mault Kilne and a Stone Trough 01 12 0 Summa Tota[lis] 79 00 8 Christo: Walton John Vazie Willm. Stobert John Walton Henry Wallasse Vicar of Alston Ite[m] his funerall expenses 04 05 05 Debtes oweing to the pty deceased by bond & otherwise being somewhat desperate amounting to the Sum of 10 00 0 and upwardes Debtes oweinge by the pty deceased to severall persons amounting to the sume of 110 00 0 and upwardes Ite[m] Due to the pty deseased by Thomas Bradwood & Henry Wilkinson by severall bondes amountinge to the sume of 5 00 0
DPR/I/1/1689/L2/1-3 Will and inventory. Probably the second husband of Elizabeth Fetherstonhaugh, widow of William, d. 1684