Colnbrook One-Place Study

History of a village on an important road.

Wills

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In the name of god Amen. I Richard Bonner of Colebrooke in the

County of Bucks Inholder being sick in body but of perfect

memory thanks be given to God therefore do make this my

last will and testament in manner and forme following viz

first I give and bequeath my soule into the hands of God my 

maker and redeemer and my body to the earth from whence it

came to be buried at the discretion of my Executor here

after mentioned and concering the worldly goods w[it]h it

hath pleased God of his goodness to bestow on me I give as 

followeth. Imprimies I give and bequeath unto my wyfe Lucrere

that feather bed and bedstead w[itch] I now us standing and being in the 

chamber whence now I ly … being indeed the bedd wherein she my

said wyfe hath of late lyen in standing neere unto the bed

whence I my selfe have formerly and at this time doe lye

together w[i]th all such furniture as  corde matt and other like

as now is and of late hath bin to the same bed belonging *^*  


*^*  [Inserted]

Item I give to my said wyfe all such fyre wood as is now in my possession 

if she shall freely discharge such money fully and clealy as hath bin borrowed 

for ye bying of the same so that my executor being  not nalested?


And

whereas I am not willing upon the sudden to leave her my said 

wyfe altogether or unfurnished of beddes to entertain Guestes

my will and intent is that the said Lecrece shall hand and 

keepe all those fower fetherbedd and bed steads w[hi]ch now are

standing and being in The Wainmans chamber together w[i]th

all such furniture as now are and of late have bin 

thereunto belonging for and during the term of six years

next after my decease and noe longer if the may paid wyfe

doe happen to line so longer And after such term of six years

or her naturall life expired which shall first happen the said 

fower beddes bedstead and furniture to be safly delivered in to 

the handes of my executor to dispose of as he shall think fitt And

further I give unto my said wyfe the twoe hogges or sowes w[it]ch I

now keepe Item I give unto my sonne John Tenn Shillings if he ever

live to come to demand it Item I give to my sonne Robert Tenne

shillings and my best suit of apparell Item I give unto every

of the children of my sonne Richard deceased five shillings

apeece all w[hi]ch legacies of money shall be dewe and payable w[i]thin

two years after my decease being lawfully demanded Item I give 

unto Abigall my wives daughter one litle cupboard table being & standing in 

the hall-chamber And finally I give unto my youngest sonne Leonard all the 

residue of my good chattels household stuff?

and money due  to me whatsoever un-bequeathed my debts and funerall charges

being paid whome I likewise make full and sole Executor 

of this my last will and Testament and hereof I constitute and apoint

my loving friends David  …lter [Salter?] and Andrew Meale overseers In witness 

whereof I have hereunto sett my hand and seal this p[re]sent Twenty 

Ninth day of June in the third year of the raigne of Lord

King Charles   Anno dmmi 1627  


Signed  Richrd X Bonner


John Child

Tho Meale


made and sealed in the presence of Robt Brinke





Buckinghamshire Archives DAWf 26 167

Bonner, Richard, Innholder of Colebrooke, 1627





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