Description:

Documents:
1. Will dated 4 September 1666 .
Beneficiaries: To the Cathedral church of St Davids , 4d, and forgotten tithes, 4d.
To Blanch Symond her daughter, £50.
To Elizabeth and Sibile Symond her daughters, £40 each. To Blanch, Elizabeth and 'Sibbill', 10 sheep and a cow each.
To Elenor and James David, £1 and a cow.
Sheets and various other household items to her daughters. While they remain unmarried they are given a room.
To Henry Symond her son, a house called 'tyr lloy' with 5 parcels of land.

Henry and John Symond, her residual legatees, are to be joint executors.

Mark of testator.

Witnesses: William Phee [?], William Delahay.

Date of probate: 27 September 1666 .

2. Inventory: [2pages] dated 25 September 1666 , value £175.12.0. Appraisers: William Treharne, Owen [?] Price, Marry Edward.

Observations:

Number of documents 5, including Bond dated 27 September 1666 with bounden Henry and John Symonds of Llanveynoe in a surety of £300. affirming their obligation to administer their mother's estate.
An astute businesswoman, Mrs Phillipps seems to have lent money on 'specialities' to half the population of Llanveynoe and district