1633 John Tratt of Pitminster, co. Somst., Chirurglon, sicke and weake in
body; Dat, 11 Aprill 1633; I give £5 of my marriage money into hands of
Overseers & Executors to be disposed as they see fit and £10 more to be raised
for same use; wife Edith, all the rest of marr. money; dau. Elizabeth £30 in
one year; Richard Paull 20 marks by 40s. a year; John Paull ijs.; dau. Edith
10s.; everie of goochildren xijd.; for sayd Rich. Paull the newe Coffer in my
Chamer at the stayre head; said dau, Elizabeth the middle brasse Crocke and
a brasse pann ; sonn Christopher Tratt Residues Legatee and Exeeutors ; Over-
seers brother Richard Tratt and frlends Philipp Hayne and Thos. Alvyn ; Wit.
Edward Cary Notary Public and Richard Tratt; Signed by mark; Jnventy taken
xth of May by Rich. Tratt & Phil. Hayne Sum. total lx7ii iis Iiijd. Pro. May
10, 1633.

Filed Will no 170

(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. 324.)