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In the Name of God Amen
I Elizabeth Virgo late of Horton and now of Colnbrook in
the County of Bucks Widow do make this my last will and
Testament in manner following My Sould will all humility
of Spirit I surrender unto God the Father my Creator in the
merritts of God the Son my Redeemer My Body I commit
yo the Earth to be decently buried at the discretion of my
Executor herein after named Ans as to my Worldly Estate I
dispose thereof in this manner First I Will that all such just
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Debts as I shall owe at the time of my Death be fully paid
and satisfyed as soon as conveniently may be after my decease
I do give and forgive my Son Thomas Virgoe and Owing to
me from him either my Book Bond Mortgage or otherwise
at the time of my decease I likewise give and forgive my
Son William Virgoe all such sum or sums of money that
is are or shall be due and owing to my from him in any
Amount or security whatsoever at the time of my decease I do
give and bequeath all those my four acres of arable land
be the same more or less in Horton aforesaid now or late in
the possession of William Powell which I purchased of the children
of Mr Daniel Burt as Nephews Nieces and devisees under the
Will of William Hale late of Datchet in the said County of
Bucks Yeoman deceased unto my son John Virgoe his heirs
and assigns for ever upon condition that my said son John
Virgoe his heirs and assigns do pay or cause to be paid unto
my said son Thomas Virgoe his brother of his assigns One
annuity or yearly sum of six pounds for and during the
Term of his Natural Life free from all manner of taxes by
equal half yearly payments The first payment thereof to
Commence from the first General Quarter day happening next
after my decease I do give and bequeath unto my Sister Jane
Haynes the wife of William Haynes of Horton aforesaid in
the said County of Bucks Yeoman One annuity or yearly
sum of forty shillings for and during the term of her
Natural Life free from all manner of taxes to be paid in
such manner and forme as the annuity or Legacy last above
mentioned is directed to be said son Thomas I do
hereby subject charge and make lyable all my said freehold
land in Horton aforesaid by me purchased of the Children
of the said Daniel Burt as aforesaid to and with the payment
of the aforesaid annuities of six pounds per annum to my
said Thomas Virgo and forty shillings per annum to
my said sister Jane Haynes as aforesaid I do give and devise
All that my Moiety of half part of my freehold land and
Messuage or Tenement Barnes Outhouses and all and
Singular other the premises with appurtenances thereunto
belonging now or late in the possession of Widow Barrett
situate lying and being at Denham in the County of Bucks
which I together with Mr Robert Shackley purchased of
William Gilbert unto my daughter Jane Hampton wife of
William Hampton of Thorney in the parish of Iver alias
Ever in the said County of Bucks yeoman and her assigns
for and during the term of her Natural Life and from and
after her decease I give and devise and bequeath my aforesaid
Moiety or half part of my said Land Messuage or
Tenement and Premisses in Denham aforesaid to my Grandson
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Virgo Hampton son of my said daughter Jane Hampton
and his heirs and assigns for ever I do give and devise all
those my three freehold messuages or Tenements situate lying
and being on Colebrook in the parish of Langley Marish in
the said County of Bucks and also my two acres of Meadow
or pasture ground thereunto belonging lying and being in a
certain Mead called Mea Hay in the said Parish of Langley
Marish with their and every of their appurtenances unto my
Two grandsons William and Henry Thomson sones of my late
daughter Elizabeth Tomson deceased as Tenants in Common
and not as Joint Tenants and to their heirs and assigns for
ever And I do hereby appoint Henry Thomson their father
their Guardian and do hereby authorise and Impower him to
lett the same premises be lease or otherwise to the best
advantage for their good and benefit and for their better
support and maintenance as ge shall think fit during their
Minority But in case either of my said Grand Children to
wit William and Henry Tomson shall happen to depart this
Life under age and without issue of his body lawfully begotten
Then I do give and bequeath the part of share of him soe
dying of in and to the aforesaid premises unto the survivor
of them his heirs and assigns forever But if it shall happen
that both my said Grandsons William & Henry Tomson
shall depart this Life under age and without issue of either of
their bodys lawfully begotten that then and in such case I do
give devise and bequeath all those my said three freehold
Messuages or Tenements Meadow or Pasture Ground thereunto
belonging unot my Grand Children William John Virgoe Henry
and Jane Hampton sons and daughter of my said daughter
Jane Hampton as Tenants in Common and not as Joint
Tenants and to their heirs and assigns forever and upon
such contingency I do likewise the said William
Hampton their father their father their Guardian and in like manner I
do hereby authorise and Empower him to let the same
premises by lease or otherwise to the best advantage for
their good and benefit for their better support and
Maintenance as he shall think fit during their Minority I do
give and devise my two cottages or Tenement with the yards
Gardens Outhouses and premises with the appurtenances thereto
belonging situate and being in Colebrook aforesaid in a Lane
lading from the Chappell to the Mill there and now in the
possession of Thomas Peirce and William Cully or one of them
unto my Grandson Virgo Hampton son of my said daughter
Jane Hampton and to his heirs and assigns for ever I doe
give and devise unto my Grandchildren Martha Mary and
Thomas Virgo son and daughter of my said son Thomas
Virgo the sum of five pounds apiece to be paid unto their
father by my executor hereinafter named within three years
next after my decease for their Good and Benefit and In
trust for them till they attaine their respective ages of one and
twenty years or day of marriage upon his giving his own
Bond to my said Executor for paying the same accordingly
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and in case any or either of my last mentioned grand children
shall happen to dye before he she or they attain to the age of one and
twenty years Then I do order and direct that the legacy of him
her or them do dying shall fo and be paid to the survivors or
survivor of them when the part or share of him her or them
so dying would when have become payable I do give and devise unto
my said daughter Jane Hampton wife of the said William
Hampton my silver cup and tom my said Grand children
William John Virgoe Henry and Jane their sons and daughter
the sum of five pound apiece to be likewise paid unto their said
father by my executor within the like space of three years
next after my decease for the same purpose and under the like
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Virgo, Elizabeth widow late of Horton and now of Colnbrook, 1730
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