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Will of Richard ffinimoor of Tingswick in the county of Bux \ 27 Oct. 1670
To my wife Mary ffenimoor all my household goods for the time of her natural
life, 3 beace [beasts?], 20 sheep and two horses with all my ready money and
debts whatsoever they bee.
To my sonne Richard ffnimoor two best stocks of bees in my yard \ 1s ready
money,
To my sonne Henry ffenimoor 1s like money,
To my sonne William ffenimoor the barne in my yard...to be taken away within
one year and a day,
To my daughter Ann Haxton 1s ready money,
To my sonne Joseph ffenimoor all my household goods...after the decease of
my wiffe Mary ffenemoor and not before...and unto said Joseph ffenimoor my
hors[e] and 8 sheep with all my netts, trapps with all manner of other
materialls belonging to that employment where with I got my livelihood.
Making him my holle and soule executor...
Richard R ffenimoor \ his marke \ witness Artha Middleton of finmoor in
the county of Oxford and Robert Saxbee of Tingswick in the county of Bux.
A codicil: Several of the goods which are in my howse does belong unto my
grandchild Jane ffenimoor daughter of my sonne Christopher ffenimoor
desceased which are these: one beadstead: one joyend chest: one joyend box:
one [grat] kettle: one peare of pott hookes: one table bord: one Bible...