1605 Elizabeth Tratte of Newton in the psh, of North Petherton & Dioc.
of Bath & Wells, sicke in bodye; Dat. 12 Mar. 1605; To Cath. Church of
WeIls iiijd,; Ch. of N. P. xljd.; poor of same ijs.; sonne's dau. Mariorie
Tratte one Cowe; brother Wylliam Hearne a 12 year old Heafer & a white
Pigge; son Hearne Tratte all boards, Cupboards, a bedd &c wch he Iyeth uppon,
2 pottingers 2 Candlesticks & all the Jron besyde in my howse & biggest panne
& Crocke; my Larder to be spent in howse amongst them all; sonn Hearne a
gallon of butter, 10 Cheeses, Syx bush. of mault 8 bush. of barley & half the
wheut in the mowe, 2 piggs & a heafer; dau.-in-law Jane a dowlesse sheet &
best petticoate; godson Thos. Mustrovie a yeawe Iambe; Mariery Tratte the rest
of my sheeppe; John Towneswill half bush. wheate; Geo. Hearne half bush.
wheate & two cheeses; each of godchildren iiij d.; dau, Johan Res Leg & Extrx;
Overseers Robte. Mustrovie & Rich. Batte; Pro. 3 Aug. 1606.
Filed will no. 47 also Reg. Book 33 fol. 1
[Index terms: Marjorie, Thomas, George, Richard, Robert, Joan, William, Henry?.]
(Source: Putnam's Monthly Historical Magazine, Eben Putnam, Salem. Mass.: Genealogical Gleanings in England by J. Harvey Treat. Prerogative Court, Canterbury Calendars, 1502 to 1630: Abstracts, p. 323.)
