Item I give to my sonne Thomas Cooke xl [�10] at Michaelmas next and to be put out to the use for the said Thomas Cooke And my best cloake at sixteene yeares oulde And at one & twenty yeares old & to receave [receive] his money and a presse wch [which] standeth in the hall
Item I give unto my daughter Elizabeth Cooke five poundes to be paid at eighteene yeares ould to be paid by my Executor Also I give unto my daughter my best bedd wholye furnished uppone I now lye wth [with] my best coverlett and two blanketts two paire of sheetes two pillowes two bolsters and a presse wch [which] standeth in the kitchen And two of my best cheste wch standeth in the kitchen lofte And foure of the best peeces of pewter And a brasse pott
Item I give unto my Wife Alice Cooke all the rest of my movable goodes and I doe make (her) my sole executor
Thomas Cooke his marke
(Witnesses): Edward Morris John Morris Thomas Draye
Probatum fuit: 19th July 1614
Notes:
26th October 1597 Thomas Cooke, Yeoman of Sturry married Alice Ratcliffe, Virgin of Sturry, at St. Mary
Breadman, Canterbury, by Licence.
Their known children:
29 Apr 1599: Thomas � at SS Peter & Paul, Boughton-under-Blean.
19 Sep 1602: Elizabeth � at St. Mary the Virgin, Wingham.
1 Oct 1608: Katherin � also at Wingham (Not mentioned in Will, so have assumed she dies � BUT burial not found).
Transcribed by Shelagh Mason 24th July 2019. All rights waived for personal use � BUT please quote source and reference.
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