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| Name: George Camp Status: Yeoman Location: Nazeing Date signed: 18 January, 1661 Date proved: May 1667 Executors: Mary Camp (wife) & Mary Camp (daughter) Deposited: Guildhall 9172/59 (original will) In the name of God Amen. The eighteenand twentyeth Daye of January in the thirteenth yeare of the raigne our Lord Charles the Second by the grace of God of England, Scotland, France & Ireland Defender of the faith Ano Dom 1661. I Georg Camp of the parish of Nasing in the Countye of E ssex yeoman aged & weak & yet of perfect memorie praised be allmightie God for the same. Considering the uncertainty of this mortall life which is best compared to the grasse & flower of the field & thinges most fraile & Uncertaine & being Desirous to leave the substance & estate which it hath pleased God to bestow upon me in this life to my loveing wife children & frindes to be injoyed hereafter in peace & quietness Doe make & Ordaine this my Last Will & testament in manner& forme following. First & principally I bequeath my soule into the hands of allmightie God my Creatur trusting through the alone meritts & passion of Jesus Christ my Redeemer to have full & free pardon for all my sinnes & to be made an Inheritor of his Eternall Kingdom of Glory for my Body I doe Commit that to the earth of which it was made Desently Interred at the Discretion of my Executrixes hereafter named. Item: I give & bequeath unto Georg Camp my sonne & to his heires for ever All that my Messuage or tenement Called or known by the name of Rucksborowes with the yards gardens orchards barnes stables outhouses & other appurtenances to the same belongeing together with three Closses of pasture grounds thereto Dioyninge Two akers of meddow be it more or less ____ ____ being in Nazing Common mead & four Cow Leases or Cow pastures in Nazing Common Marsh. I give & bequeath unto my said son Georg Camp all my wareing apparell Also my bed & bedsheet with all the furniture to the same belonging as it is nowstanding in the Chamber over the parlor. Item: I give unto Georg Shippey my son-in-law three shillings of good & Lawfull English money to be paid to hime with in one month next after my decease. Item: I give & bequeath unto John Shippey my son-in-law three shillings of like Lawfull money of England to be paid tohime with in one month next after my Decease. Item: I give unto Mary Shippey my Daughter-in-Law five pounds of Lawfull money of England to be paidto her within one month next after my Decease Three pounds she had formerly she had of her brother John Shippey he borrowed of me which made up the eight pounds I promisedher mother to give her. Item: I give unto my said Daughter-in-Law Mary Shippey one shilling of Lawfull money of England. Item: all other my Goods, credits & Debts whatsoever before here in not Disposed my Debts being paid & funerall expences satisfied I give & bequeath to my loveing wife Mary Camp & Mary Camp my Daughter who I doe make & ordaine ioent Executrixes of this my Last Will & testament hearby Revoking & making void all other former Willes whatsoever And lastly I doe apoynt John Bridges of Waltham hollicrose Butcher & William Campe of Nazing Yeoman to be overseers of this my Last Will & Testament desireing they will see the same performed & I doe give them twordes there paines five shillinges a peece. In witnesse whereof I havesett to my hand & seal the day & year first above written. Sealed & Delivered Published & Declared George ** Campe his marke to be the Last Will & William Camp Testament of the said Georg Camp in the Samuel Adam Presents of us | ||||||||||
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