Item I give unto Thomasine my wife thirty pounds which Christopher Elwyne [Elvye?] of Allington will owe me att mydsommer next for wch I
have an enneltye [annuity] of three pounds a yeare which thirty pounds I will Thomasine my Wife shall receave att the day if the money be not paid
then I give the same ennelltye to her and to her heires for ever
Item I give to Thomasine my Wife my mare wth the bridell and saidell [saddle]
Item I give to her the bedstedle bedd and furniture thereunto in the Chamber where I usually lye, one
warming panne, one longe Chest within the same chamber, one fetherbedd lyke
Item I will that Thomasine my wife shall have one of the kyne which shee doth nowe milke and shee to take her choise
Item I give to her six .... sheepe, one brasse pott, one other parie [pair] of sheets
Item I give to Thomas Marshe my sonne in lawe twoe kyne and one gedling now in the hands of Robert Lushington my sonne
Item I will th[a]t Gyllian my doughter shall have two steeres goinge in Saltwood Parke and one Cowe called the longe leged heifer which I
nowe milke
Item I give to George Spearepoint my two heiffers goinge in Saltwood Parke and one Cowe wch now I milke
Item I give to Robert Lushington my sonne one paire of Curatts and a pike
Item I give to Ingrhame Lushington my sonne one paire of Curratts and one holbearte
Item I give to xpofer [Christopher] Lushington my best bedstedell standing in my sonne Ingrhams house
Item I give to Ingrhame my sonne all the other bedstedles the fornace in the kytchen the table Imploid and salte stocke in the hall of the same
house
Item I doe forgive George Spearepointe all th[a]t some of money wch he doth owe me
Item John Clarke of Dover oweth me sixe and Thirtye shillings for wood
Item Mr. Cadman oweth me xijs for iiij bushells of wheate
Item Mr. Edward Ellis of Mersham oweth me xls [40s]
Item Mr. Philpott of Folkestone oweth me vli [£5]
Item I my selfe doo owe to Henry Elspes of Dover Castell vli
Item to Thomas Marshe xvijs
Item Robert Lushington my sonne doth owe me xxxijs and five seames of Oates
Item I doe make & appointe Thomasine my wife my sole executrix to gather receive & pay all Debtes and legocyes whatsoever
Item I doe make Arthure Pordage of Alkham my overseer Provided allwaies all my debtes & legatyes being paid
Item I give the residue of my goods & Cattell whatsoever with the frell? and other lumber wch is about my house to Thomasine my wife towards the Charges of my buriall and other expences of proving my will and els whatsoever
dated the xxti day of July in the presence of
George Spearepoint; Richard Pilcher by me Arthure Pordage
Ingrhame Lushington
Probatum fuit: 6th October 1603
Notes:
Ingram Lushington of Capel-le-Ferne married Thomasine Pepper, virgin of Hawkinge at Hawkinge on 24 Sep 1600.
Thomasine Lushington, widow of Hougham (Dover) married John Pilcher, Husbandman of Folkestone on 17 Dec 1603 at Hougham. Lawrence Pepper, yeoman
of Knowlton, Kent, was bondsman.
Transcribed by Mrs. Shelagh A. Mason, 1st March 2023
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