First I gyve to my daughter Ann the fetherbed with a fether bolster, a coverlett, two blanketts, a pillowe and a ioyned [joined] bedsted standinge in a parlor of the psonage [parsonage] house of Buckland with two paire of sheets two pillowclothes two yard ke..chers? and one table cloth
Item I gyve to my said daughter Twentie pownds of mony which mony & with the other things aforesaid shall remaine in the hands of myne Executor untill my said daughtr shall accomplishe the age of eighteene yeares
The residue of all my goods not hitherto by me disposed my debtts and legacies p�formed & paid and funerall expences discharged I willinglye gyve to Helen my wife, whome I make the sole executrix of this my last will
In Witnes whereof I have hereunto sett my hand the day and yeare first above written
Henrie Kempe his marke
These being Witnesses Osmunde Hultinge George Croll
Probatum fuit: Vicesimon sexto dei Sept. 1610 [26th September 1610].
Notes:
Henry�s burial is on 31st August 1610 at All Saints, Eastchurch on the Isle of Sheppey.
Daughter Anne was christened there 24th August 1606; and a son Samuell on 11th October 1604
(he was soon after buried on 14th October 1604 at Minster-in-Sheppey).
Henry Kempe married Elenor Kingsdowne (both of Eastchurch) on 12th December 1609 at St. Mary Breadman, Canterbury. His first marriage is not known or found.
Transcribed by Shelagh Mason 25th March 2019. All rights waived for personal use � BUT please quote source and reference.
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