Description:

Documents:
1.Will dated 23 June 1664
Beneficiaries: He leaves three shillings and fourpence towards the repair of the parish church of Clodock , as nephew William Jenkins 'otherwise Harry shall see most convenient'
To Jane Harry, his sister, his property in Llanveynoe and Longtown, and after her death to his nephew William Jenkins "otherwise Harry", then to his godson "Phillipp Jenkins alias Harry", second son of the said William Jenkin .
£10 to William Jenkins, brother of the said Phillipp Jenkins,
To nephew, William Jenkins all instruments of husbandry, tools, boards and table boards, planks benches, [?], cupboard in the Hall, and one coffer immediately after the death of the testator's sisterJane Harry.
To his cousins Johan John and Jane John, 20/- each.
To Elizabeth Jenkins. some furniture items and 2 cows
To Ann Jenkins, some furniture items and two cows.
To Sible the wife of Thomas Lewis, one [?] coffer ' and my new [a hole makes word indecipherable]
Other beneficiaries:
To William and Marry, son and daughter of the said William Jenkins. To Harry Jenkins. To Mary Tratharne .
To the poor of the township of Llanveynoe ten shillings.
To Margaret Prees . To god-daughter, the daughter of Thomas Prees . To James Prees .
The testator mentions the last will of his brother William Harry and repeats the injunction against Ann Jenkine alias Harry marrying without the consent of his executrix.
To Oliver William.[?] 2 sheep

Executrix: Sister, Jane Harry.

Marked by testator.

Witnesses: George Jenkins, Richard Watkin , George Parry, and Thomas Watkins.

Date of probate: 14 July 1664 .

2. Inventory: dated 11 July 1664 value £85 15 2d. [This includes the £30 left him by his brother Harry only one month before]. Appraisers: George Parry, Thomas Watkins, Rees Phe Parry [?], George Jenkins.

Observations:

Number of documents 5, including Bond. See BR/1664/24 for his brother's will.