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Probate Records

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Created 11/05/13, by CSG

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1 Wills: Alphabetical: Transcriptions available
- 1.1 A
- 1.2 B
- 1.3 C
- 1.4 D
- 1.5 E
- 1.6 F
- 1.7 G
- 1.8 H
- 1.9 I
- 1.10 J
- 1.11 K
- 1.12 L
- 1.13 M
- 1.14 N
- 1.15 O
- 1.16 P
- 1.17 Q
- 1.18 R
- 1.19 S
- 1.20 T
- 1.21 U
- 1.22 V
- 1.23 W
- 1.24 X
- 1.25 Y
- 1.26 Z
2 Wills: Alphabetical:Transcriptions needed
- 2.1 A
- 2.2 B
- 2.3 C
- 2.4 D
- 2.5 E
- 2.6 F
- 2.7 G
- 2.8 H
- 2.9 I
- 2.10 J
- 2.11 K
- 2.12 L
- 2.13 M
- 2.14 N
- 2.15 O
- 2.16 P
- 2.17 Q
- 2.18 R
- 2.19 S
- 2.20 T
- 2.21 U
- 2.22 V
- 2.23 W
- 2.24 X
- 2.25 Y
- 2.26 Z
3 Inventories: Transcriptions available
- 3.1 A
- 3.2 B
- 3.3 C
- 3.4 D
- 3.5 E
- 3.6 F
- 3.7 G
- 3.8 H
- 3.9 I
- 3.10 J
- 3.11 K
- 3.12 L
- 3.13 M
- 3.14 N
- 3.15 O
- 3.16 P
- 3.17 Q
- 3.18 R
- 3.19 S
- 3.20 T
- 3.21 U
- 3.22 V
- 3.23 W
- 3.24 X
- 3.25 Y
- 3.26 Z

Wills: Alphabetical: Transcriptions available

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E

F

PROB 11/371/218 Will of Dame Grace Ford, Widow of London 24 October 1682

G

H

I

PROB 11/367/477 Will of Sir Arthur Ingram of City of London 26 September 1681

J

PROB 11/175/364 Will of Bence Johnson, Mariner of Limehouse, Middlesex 21 November 1637
PROB 11/297/518 Will of Bence Johnson, Merchant of London (the younger) 19 April 1660

PROB 11/362/75 Will of John Jolliffe of London 15 January 1680

K

L

PROB 11/390/418 Jacob Lucie will of Saint Katherine Coleman, City of London 12 December 1688
PROB 11/312/250 Will of Luke Luce, of Saint Katherine Coleman, City of London 24 October 1663

M

PROB 11/290/253 Will of Aaron Mico, Merchant of London 20 April 1659
PROB 11/334/494 Will of Dame Jane Mico, Widow of London 09 December 1670
PROB 11/320/440 Will of Sir Samuel Mico, Mercer of London 24 May 1666

N

PROB 11/318/92 Will of Dame Elizabeth Noell, Widow of London 06 October 1665
PROB 11/318/84 Will of Sir Martin Noell of London 06 October 1665

O

P

PROB 11/465/40 Will of Thomas Papillon of London 03 June 1702

PROB 11/344/529 Will of Martha Pennoyer, Widow of London 29 July 1674
PROB 11/240/592 Will of Samuell Penoyer, Merchant of London 12 May 1654
PROB 11/335/241 Will of William Pennoyer of London 13 February 1671

Q

R

PROB 11/340/70 Will of Andrew Riccard of Saint Olave Hart Street 19 September 1672
PROB 11/352/363 Will of John Riccard of Portesham, Dorset 21 November 1676

PROB 11/331/110 Will of Sir William Ryder of Stepney, Middlesex 02 October 1669

S

PROB 11/324/309 Will of Abraham Sayon of Merchant 26 June 1667
PROB 11/258/527 Will of Francis Sayon, Merchant of London 29 October 1656
PROB 11/355/335 Will of Judith Sayon, Widow of London 01 December 1677

PROB 11/324/368 Will of Sir George Smith 06 July 1667

PROB 11/195/154 Will of William Spurstowe of Saint Stephen Coleman Street 4 February 1646

T

PROB 11/351/63 Will of Maurice Thomson of Haversham, Buckinghamshire 09 May 1676

PROB 11/381/501 Will of George Torriano, Merchant Tailor of London 02 December 1685

U

PROB 11/332/115 Will of Anthony Upton of Seville 25 January 1670

V

W

PROB 11/213/418 Will of Philip Williams of Livorno 22 August 1650

PROB 11/274/558 Will of Nathan Wright of Saint Olave Hart Street, City of London 27 April 1658

X

Y

Z

Wills: Alphabetical:Transcriptions needed

A

B

PROB 11/331/324 Will of Thomas Bonfoy of Hammersmith, Middlesex. 10 November 1669^[1]

C

D

PROB 11/318/517 Will of John Daniel, Notary Public of London 18 November 1665^[2]

E

PROB 11/305/435 Will of Jenkin Ellis, Cordwainer of Saint Katherine London 21 September 1661^[3]

F

G

PROB 11/312/248 Will of John Grant, Mariner of Gillingham, Kent. 24 October 1663^[4]

H

PROB 11/315/282 Will of Joseph Hamond, Merchant and Salter of City of London. 19 November 1664^[5]

I

J

K

L

M

PROB 11/355/34 Will of Lawrence Martel, Merchant of Saint Gabriel Fenchurch, City of London. 05 March 1677
PROB 4/8681 Engrossed Inventories Exhibited from 1660. Martel, Laurence, of St Gabriel Fanchurch, London, merchant 5 June 1679

PROB 11/340/502 Will of Thomas Middleton of London. 16 December 1672

N

O

P

PROB 11/306/348 Will of Gowen Paynter, Merchant of London 26 November 1661^[6]

Q

R

PROB 11/328/520 Will of John Rayment, Ropemaker of Stepney, Middlesex. 21 December 1668^[7]

PROB 11/394/378 Will of Robert Richbell, Merchant of Southampton, Hampshire 16 March 1689^[8]

S

PROB 11/295/231 Will of Mathew Sherley, Mariner of Poplar, Middlesex 13 September 1659^[9]

PROB 11/273/208 Will of Peter Silvester, Merchant of Saint James Dukes Place, City of London. 11 February 1658^[10]

T

PROB 11/286/108 Will of Thomas Taylor, Shipwright of Wapping, Middlesex. 10 January 1659^[11]

PROB 11/381/328 Will of Isaac Tillard, Merchant of Plymouth, Devon 03 November 1685^[12]

U

V

PROB 11/341/455 Will of Adrian Poest otherwise Adrian Vander Poest, Merchant and Mercer of London 07 April 1673^[13]

W

PROB 11/404/104 Will of Armiger Warner, Mariner of London 16 March 1691^[14]

PROB 11/331/210 Will of John Watson, Merchant Tailor of London 22 October 1669

PROB 11/371/158 Will of William Wheatley, Grocer of London 11 October 1682^[15]

PROB 11/359/336 Will of Richard Wild, Merchant of the City of Canaria of City of London 10 March 1679^[16]

X

Y

Z

Inventories: Transcriptions available

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

J

PROB 4/8072 Inventory of John Jolliffe, 1676 (scroll)

K

L

M

PROB 5/840 ff. 1-27, Inventory & probate accounts of Samuel Mico, 1666

N

O

P

PROB 4/18483 Pennoyer, Mrs. Martha, of the Citty of London, widdow, 1674

Q

R

S

PROB 4/18073 (scroll) Inventory of Judith Sayon, 1676 or 1679

T

U

V

W

X

Y

Z

↑ Thomas Bonfoy, a thirty-seaven year old London merchant deposed regarding the Canary wine trade in June 1658. See HCA 13/72 f.337r
↑ John Daniel, a forty year old Notary publique of the city of London, was a deponent in HCA 13/72 f.16v
↑ Jenkin Ellis was the subject of extensive litigation over his wharf between Saint Catherine's dock and Saint Catherine's stairs. See for example: HCA 13/72 f.350r
↑ John Grant was a forty-nine year old mariner of Gillingham, Kent, when he was deposed in June 1658 in the case of Henry Jolfe, late master of the hoy the Thomas and Katherine against its owners for his wages. See HCA 13/72 f.319r
↑ Joseph Hammond was one of the owners of the Packet frigot (alt. Parker frigot), together with John Ray, William Cockcroft, and James Drawater See HCA 13/72 f.334r
↑ Gowen Paynter was a merchant resident in the Canary islands, who served as correspondent and agent for John Page, and for other English merchants. See, for example HCA 13/72 f.335v
↑ John Rayment, a Ratcliff ropemaker, was just twenty-two years old when he was deposed in the case of Edward Bartlet against the ship the Edward and Richard Rooke and Company. See HCA 13/72 f.322v
↑ Robert Richbell was a deponent in HCA 13/72 f.9v
↑ Mathew Sherley, mariner of Poplar, was forty years old in March 1658 when he was deposed on behalfe of Zachary Browne, the late commander of the ship the English ship of war, the Hercules the case of HCA 13/72 f.308v
↑ Peter Silvester was a deponent in HCA 13/72 f.25r
↑ Captaine John Taylor, a shipwright of Wapping, was fifty-six years old when he was deposed in July 1658 in the case of Warner against Matson and how. See HCA 13/72 f.321v
↑ Isaack Tillard, a merchant of Plymouth, was the correspondent of the Saint Brides London grocer William Wheatley, as acknowledged in Wheatley's deposition in HCA 13/72 f.307r
↑ Adrian Vanderpost, Joseph Tilley, Robert Cordell and company were the owners of the fortune in 1654 and 1655, which was sent to Salley and Santa Cruse in Barbary, an then put in at Cadiz in Spain due to foul weather. See HCA 13/72 f.17r
↑ [See http://annotatehca1372.wikispot.org/HCA_13/72_f.336v_Annotate#head-7792b396c165940a2ef3372031f6dbb64b71233e HCA 13/72 f.336v]
↑ William Wheatley, a thirty year old grocer resident in the parish of Saint Brides in 1658, was deposed in HCA 13/72 f.307r
↑ Richard Wilde, a 19 year old London merchant, was deposed in HCA 13/72 f.12v in a case concerning Canary wines

[1] Thomas Bonfoy, a thirty-seaven year old London merchant deposed regarding the Canary wine trade in June 1658. See HCA 13/72 f.337r

[2] John Daniel, a forty year old Notary publique of the city of London, was a deponent in HCA 13/72 f.16v

[3] Jenkin Ellis was the subject of extensive litigation over his wharf between Saint Catherine's dock and Saint Catherine's stairs. See for example: HCA 13/72 f.350r

[4] John Grant was a forty-nine year old mariner of Gillingham, Kent, when he was deposed in June 1658 in the case of Henry Jolfe, late master of the hoy the Thomas and Katherine against its owners for his wages. See HCA 13/72 f.319r

[5] Joseph Hammond was one of the owners of the Packet frigot (alt. Parker frigot), together with John Ray, William Cockcroft, and James Drawater See HCA 13/72 f.334r

[6] Gowen Paynter was a merchant resident in the Canary islands, who served as correspondent and agent for John Page, and for other English merchants. See, for example HCA 13/72 f.335v

[7] John Rayment, a Ratcliff ropemaker, was just twenty-two years old when he was deposed in the case of Edward Bartlet against the ship the Edward and Richard Rooke and Company. See HCA 13/72 f.322v

[8] Robert Richbell was a deponent in HCA 13/72 f.9v

[9] Mathew Sherley, mariner of Poplar, was forty years old in March 1658 when he was deposed on behalfe of Zachary Browne, the late commander of the ship the English ship of war, the Hercules the case of HCA 13/72 f.308v

[10] Peter Silvester was a deponent in HCA 13/72 f.25r

[11] Captaine John Taylor, a shipwright of Wapping, was fifty-six years old when he was deposed in July 1658 in the case of Warner against Matson and how. See HCA 13/72 f.321v

[12] Isaack Tillard, a merchant of Plymouth, was the correspondent of the Saint Brides London grocer William Wheatley, as acknowledged in Wheatley's deposition in HCA 13/72 f.307r

[13] Adrian Vanderpost, Joseph Tilley, Robert Cordell and company were the owners of the fortune in 1654 and 1655, which was sent to Salley and Santa Cruse in Barbary, an then put in at Cadiz in Spain due to foul weather. See HCA 13/72 f.17r

[14] [See http://annotatehca1372.wikispot.org/HCA_13/72_f.336v_Annotate#head-7792b396c165940a2ef3372031f6dbb64b71233e HCA 13/72 f.336v]

[15] William Wheatley, a thirty year old grocer resident in the parish of Saint Brides in 1658, was deposed in HCA 13/72 f.307r

[16] Richard Wilde, a 19 year old London merchant, was deposed in HCA 13/72 f.12v in a case concerning Canary wines

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	PROB 11/331/210 Will of John Watson, Merchant Tailor of London 22 October 1669		PROB 11/331/210 Will of John Watson, Merchant Tailor of London 22 October 1669

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Wills: Alphabetical: Transcriptions available

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Inventories: Transcriptions available

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