I give all that I have to my wife (meaning Joane his then wife and now relict) and leave all to her dispose
with words he soe uttered in the presence and heareing of Master John Sackett Clerke Rector of Great Mongham and Jane Mullett wife of Richard Mullett
Witnesses John Sackett - the marke of the said Jane Mullett [the married daughter of William Mumbray]
Probatum fuit humoi suprascript Testamentum nuncupativum Willimis Mombray nuper dum vixit ... de Deale Cantium Dioc defuncti
11 Aprilis [1662] coram m[agiste]ro Willimo Lovelace
An inventory was taken for William Mumbray, baker of Deal in 1662 (PRC27/14/72).
A true & perfect Invintorie of [damaged] of Wm: Mumbray of Deale Baker ..... Surveyed & prized by us whose names are? hereunder written: Septr: 9th: 1661
£ s d
Inprimis In readie money 50 – 00 – 00
Item: wearing apparell 05 – 00 – 00
Item: In the Chamber over the hall a bedstedle 2 Chests & a table 02 – 15 – 00
Item: In the Chamber over the shop: 3 beds furnisht 15 – 00 – 00
Item: In the same roome 3 small chests 01 – 00 – 00
Item: In the chamber over the parlour 1 bed furnisht 10 – 00 – 00
more in the same roome 1 table 6 joynt stooles a forme 6 Cooshens 2 Chaires 02 – 00 – 00
Item: In a lodgeing roome 1 flock bed with furniture thereunto belonging 01 – 00 – 00
Item: In wheat & meale 6 quarters 15 – 00 – 00
Item: In the parlour a table a forme & 4 chaires 01 – 10 – 00
Item: In the Hall: 2 Tables a forme 4 Chaires 2 Cubbords 01 – 10 – 00
Item: In Shop weares 20 – 00 – 00
Item: For Iron materialls 03 – 00 – 00
Item: For Brass pewter & Earthen weares 02 – 10 – 00
Item: A mussquett & sword a rest & bandyleers 01 – 00 – 00
Item: For Linnen 12 – 00 – 00
Item: For Faggott wood & poles 30 – 00 – 00
Item: 1 Cow: 1: Mare & 3 hoggs 10 – 00 – 00
Item: old Casok & other Lumbarr about the house 01 – 00 – 00
Item: For hay and podder 02 – 00 – 00
168 : 05 : 00
Wittness our hands George Lowe? John Pittock
[Three-line phrase in Latin with the date 11 September 1661]
fiat Ado: Joanna rel[i]c[t]a [Four-line phrase in Latin with the name Joanna rel[i]c[t]am and the date 11 April 1662]
Notes:
There exists a probate account for William Mumbray, Baker of Deal, 1664 (PRC19/3/34).
William Mumbray was buried at Deal St Leonard 14 Aug 1661. Joane Mumbray, widdow was buried there 15 Aug 1666.
He married Joanna SAMPSON on 7 Novmber 1622 at Saint Martin's, the parish church of Great Mongeham, Kent.
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