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ITEM 1. |
Money left for the relief of the poor at Christ’s Hospital, St.Thomas’ Hospital and St.Bartholomew’s Hospital. |
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ITEM 2 |
Money left for the discharge of prisoners in Poultrey. |
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ITEM 3 |
Money left for the discharging of prisoners from Woodstreet. |
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ITEM 4 |
Money left for the relief of prisoners at Ludgate. |
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ITEM 5 |
Money left for the relief of prisoners at Newgate. |
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ITEM 6 |
Money left for the relief of prisoners at Kingbench and White Lion. |
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ITEM 7 |
Two pounds left for the poor parishioners of St.Edmund the King on the occasion of his funeral. |
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ITEM 8 |
Charcoal left to the parishioners of St.Edmund the King. |
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ITEM 9 |
Twenty pounds left to Lewes Russell, his brother. |
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ITEM 10 |
Property at Finchley and Friern Barnet left to Lewes Russell. |
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ITEM 11 |
Five pounds was left to each of Lewes Russell’s daughters, Margery and Joane. |
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ITEM 12 |
Twenty pounds left to Joane Bayley, his sister. |
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ITEM 13 |
Three pounds two shillings and eight pence left to each of Richard and Margery Bayley, his nephew and niece. |
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ITEM 14 |
Three pounds six shillings and eight pence left to Leonard Piddarke. |
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ITEM 15 |
Money left to Leonard Piddarke’s sons, three pounds six shillings and eight pence to Thomas, two pounds to John, and one pound to Leonard. |
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ITEM 16 |
Three pounds six shillings and eight pence left to Russell Webb, his Godson. |
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ITEM 17 |
Fifty pounds left for building Barton School. |
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ITEM 18 |
Thirteen pounds six shillings and eight pence to pay for the expenses of a funeral dinner for the Drapers’ Guild and for the gift of a crystal cup. |
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ITEM 19 |
Two hundred pounds left to the Drapers’ Guild to enable them to make interest free loans of fifty pounds for a period of three years to each of four men who were free of their apprenticeship. |
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ITEM 20 |
Twenty pounds left to Agnes Harding, and to the apprentices Edward Welch, three pounds six shillings and eight pence, John Harding, two pounds ten shillings, and Thomas Swingfield, one pound ten shillings. |
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ITEM 21 |
One year’s free apprenticeship given to the three apprentices mentioned above. |
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ITEM 22 |
Black cloaks and gowns left to those mentioned in Item 20. |
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ITEM 23 |
Forty black gowns given to poor people. |
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ITEM 24 |
Black gowns given to Leonard and Izabell Piddarke. |
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ITEM 25 |
Black gowns given to Lewes Russell and his wife. |
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ITEM 26 |
Black gowns given to William Merton, his cousin, and William’s wife. |
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ITEM 27 |
A black gown given to Ann Houseman, his sister. |
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ITEM 28 |
Black gowns given to Thomas Hill and his wife. |
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ITEM 29 |
A black gown given to Peter Blower. |
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ITEM 30 |
Black gowns given to John Tighte and his wife. |
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ITEM 31 |
Two pounds left to Nathaniell Temple, his great nephew. |
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ITEM 32 |
Two pounds left to Thomas Hill, his Godson. |
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ITEM 33 |
One pound each left to Thomas Hill’s six other children. |
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ITEM 34 |
One pound left to Philip Curtice, his Godson. |
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ITEM 35 |
One pound left to Thomas Keake, his Godson. |
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ITEM 36 |
Two pounds ten shillings left to Thomas Bayley of Finchley, his Godson. |
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ITEM 37 |
Some property left to the Drapers’ Guild and the rent to be distributed to the poor. |
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ITEM 38 |
Some property left to Richard Bayley,his nephew, son of Thomas and Joane Bayley. |
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ITEM 39 |
Property left to John Holland, the younger, of Barton-under-Needwood. |
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ITEM 40 |
Property left to his executors if John Holland does not fulfil certain conditions. |
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ITEM 41 |
The lease of property in Thames Street left to the Drapers’ Guild, the rent to be used to provide charcoal for poor people. |
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ITEM 42 |
Property in Shoreditch left to Ann Houseman for the rest of her life. |
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ITEM 43 |
Property left to Robert Russell. |
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ITEM 44 |
Property left to Leonard and Izabell Piddarke. |
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ITEM 45 |
Property left to Robert Stokes. |
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ITEM 46 |
More property left to Robert Stokes. |
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ITEM 47 |
Property at Finchley and East Barnet left to Robert Russell. |
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ITEM 48 |
Bruckhouse Field and Bruckhouse Close, together with cottages at Dunstall, to be sold by the executors, and the proceeds divided equally between his nephews and nieces. |
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ITEM 49 |
Two pounds left to Agnes Jackson. |
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ITEM 50 |
Two pounds left to Alice Mosse, his Goddaughter. |
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ITEM 51 |
One pound left to Elizabeth Sheratt, his Goddaughter. |
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ITEM 52 |
One pound ten shillings left to _______ Sutton, his Goddaughter. |
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ITEM 53 |
Extra money to be made available for Barton School, if required. |
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ITEM 54 |
Executors appointed. |
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ITEM 55 |
Overseers appointed. |