The Document Chest
1562 Will of Anne Pene aka Penny
of yvill
In the name of god amen in the yeare of our Lorde
god a thousande
fyve hundrethe
threescore and
ij [1562] And in
the Seconde daie
of Septembre I
Anne pene of the
parishe of yvill
beinge parficte
and sounde or
memorie but
sicke in bodie
do this make my
last will and
testamente in
manner and Forme
as hereafter
followethe
Firste I
bequeathe my
soule to
allmightie god
And my bodie to
be buried in the
parishe Churche
of yevill And
also I do make
my Sonne Giles
pene of East
kokar myne [exsyntonce
?] of all my
goodes and
Chatelles in
whose handes so
ever they be I
also do [confesse
?] that John
Huntle my Sonne
in Lawe hath an
hundrethe and
thirtene poundes
of myne of
goulde and
silver And also
John Debney hath
an hundrethe
poundes whiche I
[lent ?] also to
my Sonne who I
have made my
Executorre And
he to dispoase
for my Sowle
healthe as he
shall
beringe
Witnes
John Hacker the
Elder
John
Styclynche
George
Traske
Proved
at London
October 1566
Transcribed by Bob Osborn
