MRP: William Cutler will - Revision history

ColinGreenstreet at 23:09, April 29, 2012

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Francescagreenstreet at 14:47, February 17, 2012

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Francescagreenstreet at 13:55, January 11, 2012

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ColinGreenstreet at 07:16, December 4, 2011

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ColinGreenstreet at 10:28, October 31, 2011

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ColinGreenstreet at 10:27, October 31, 2011

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ColinGreenstreet at 10:02, October 31, 2011

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ColinGreenstreet at 09:05, October 31, 2011

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ColinGreenstreet at 09:04, October 31, 2011

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ColinGreenstreet at 14:34, October 29, 2011

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 - See [[MRP: C10/155/38 f. 1|C10/155/38 f. 1]], [[MRP: C10/155/38 f. 2|C10/155/38 f. 2]], [[MRP: C10/155/38 f. 3|C10/155/38 f. 3]]
 - See also [[MRP: Sir William Ryder will|Sir William Ryder will]] and [[MRP: George Cock will|George Cock will]]
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 First I committ my Soule into the hands of Almighty God and I remitt my Bodie to the Earth.
-And as touching the disposition of my Lands Tenements and hereditaments I will and devise that all those Lands which I have mortgaged unto Sir John Maynard for the payment of Thirteen thousand pounds shall be sold by my Executrix hereafter named:  And my said debt being satisfied and paid I give and bequeath the Residue of the purchase monie unto my deare and loving wife Elizabeth
+And as touching the disposition of my Lands Tenements and hereditaments I will and devise that all those Lands which I have mortgaged unto Sir John Maynard<ref>Sir John Maynard.  Presumably Sir John Maynard (b. 1602, d. 1690), serjeant-at-law</ref> for the payment of Thirteen thousand pounds shall be sold by my Executrix hereafter named:  And my said debt being satisfied and paid I give and bequeath the Residue of the purchase monie unto my deare and loving wife Elizabeth
 ITEM I will and ordaine that all such debts as I shall happen to owe at my decease shall be truelie paid as they growe due and my debts being paid and my Funerall charges deducted I give my Sonne William twentie pounds

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-==William Cutler will==
+'''William Cutler will'''
 PROB 11/339 Eure 55-107 Will of William Cutler, Merchant of London 01 July 1672
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-===Abstract & context===
+__TOC__
 See [[MRP: Thomas Cutler will|Thomas Cutler will]] (son of William Cutler)
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-===Transcription===
+==To do==
 In the name of God Amen
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 Per Will Cutler signed sealed published and declared by the said William Cutler the Testator as and for his last Will and Testament the day and yeare above written in the presence of  Cornelius Greene   Alice Proctor   Leonard Buckford (?)
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-===Commentary===
+==Notes==
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-===To do===
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-* Explore nature of relationship between William Cutler and Sir John Maynard, and why Cutler had such a large mortgage of 13,000 pounds with Maynard
-- See C 10/74/18 Cutler v. Parkhurst, knight, Abdy, bart, Maynard, knight, Stowell & Mills: Middx. 1663 (not yet imaged by this project)
-- See C 10/470/94 Maynard v Colvile, Portman, Cutler, Royle and Bradford: Middlesex 1670 (not yet imaged for this project)
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-* Explore nature of commercial relationship between William Cutler, William Ryder and George Cocke in 1660s, and also with Edward Backwell.  The first three, and later Ryder, Backwell, and Cutler, were in partnership to fulfill a series of contracts with the Board of the Navy to import hemp, tar and pitch from the Baltic.  Cutler was in dispute with Ryder and Cocke in 1668 and 1669, and made no mention of either man in his will written in February 1669/70 (though by then Ryder was dead, his will proved in October 1669).  See [[MRP: C10/155/38 f. 1|C10/155/38 f. 1]], [[MRP: C10/155/38 f. 2|C10/155/38 f. 2]], [[MRP: C10/155/38 f. 3|C10/155/38 f. 3]].  See also [[MRP: Sir William Ryder will|Sir William Ryder will]] and [[MRP: George Cock will|George Cock will]]
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 ==William Cutler will==
-'''PROB 11/339 Eure 55-107 Will of William Cutler, Merchant of London 01 July 1672'''
+PROB 11/339 Eure 55-107 Will of William Cutler, Merchant of London 01 July 1672
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 In the name of God Amen
 This present Eighteenth day of Februarie Anno Domini One Thousand Six hundred Sixtie nine and in the Two and twentieth year of the Raigne of our Soveraigne Lord King Charles the Second of England etc I William Cutler the elder of London Merchant being in good health of bodie and of sound and perfect minde and memorie praised be God for the same calling to minde the certaintie of death and the uncertaintie of the hower thereof I make and declare this my last Will and Testament as followeth (videlicet)

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 - See C 10/470/94 Maynard v Colvile, Portman, Cutler, Royle and Bradford: Middlesex 1670 (not yet imaged for this project)
-* Explore nature of commercial relationship between William Cutler, William Ryder and George Cocke in 1660s, and also with Edward Backwell.  The first three, and later Ryxder, backwell, and Cutler, were in partnership to fulfill a series of contracts with the Board of the Navy to import hemp, tar and pitch from the Baltic.  Cutler was in dispute with Ryder and Cocke in 1668 and 1669, and makes no mention of either man in his will written in February 1669/70 (though by then Ryder was dead, his will proved in October 1669).  See [[MRP: C10/155/38 f. 1|C10/155/38 f. 1]], [[MRP: C10/155/38 f. 2|C10/155/38 f. 2]], [[MRP: C10/155/38 f. 3|C10/155/38 f. 3]].  See also [[MRP: Sir William Ryder will|Sir William Ryder will]] and [[MRP: George Cock will|George Cock will]]
+* Explore nature of commercial relationship between William Cutler, William Ryder and George Cocke in 1660s, and also with Edward Backwell.  The first three, and later Ryder, Backwell, and Cutler, were in partnership to fulfill a series of contracts with the Board of the Navy to import hemp, tar and pitch from the Baltic.  Cutler was in dispute with Ryder and Cocke in 1668 and 1669, and made no mention of either man in his will written in February 1669/70 (though by then Ryder was dead, his will proved in October 1669).  See [[MRP: C10/155/38 f. 1|C10/155/38 f. 1]], [[MRP: C10/155/38 f. 2|C10/155/38 f. 2]], [[MRP: C10/155/38 f. 3|C10/155/38 f. 3]].  See also [[MRP: Sir William Ryder will|Sir William Ryder will]] and [[MRP: George Cock will|George Cock will]]
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	* Explore nature of relationship between William Cutler and Sir John Maynard, and why Cuttler had such a large mortgage of 13,000 pounds with Maynard		* Explore nature of relationship between William Cutler and Sir John Maynard, and why Cuttler had such a large mortgage of 13,000 pounds with Maynard
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		+	* Explore nature of commercial relationship between William Cutler, William Ryder and George Cocke in 1660s, and also with Edward Backwell. The first three, and later Ryxder, backwell, and Cutler, were in partnership to fulfill a series of contracts with the Board of the Navy to import hemp, tar and pitch from the Baltic. Cutler was in dispute with Ryder and Cocke in 1668 and 1669, and makes no mention of either man in his will written in February 1669/70 (though by then Ryder was dead, his will proved in October 1669). See [[MRP: C10/155/38 f. 1\|C10/155/38 f. 1]], [[MRP: C10/155/38 f. 2\|C10/155/38 f. 2]], [[MRP: C10/155/38 f. 3\|C10/155/38 f. 3]]. See also [[MRP: Sir William Ryder will\|Sir William Ryder will]] and [[MRP: George Cock will\|George Cock will]]

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	===Commentary===		===Commentary===

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		+	===To do===

		+	* Explore nature of relationship between William Cutler and Sir John Maynard, and why Cuttler had such a large mortgage of 13,000 pounds with Maynard

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