Eliz Pilgrim
and
Ann Jarrett
the disposition of
Eliz Enowes
late of White Colne deceased memorandum that
Eliz Enowes
of White Colne in the county of Essex widow as well in the month of
.4.1608
as in
.5.1608
having an intent to dispose her goods did in the presence of the witnesses hereunder named give and devise as followeth her will was that 14li of a debt of 16li due upon a bond of 20li to her by
Jn Hunwicke
of Earls Colne should by the said
Jn Hunwicke
be defrayed about her funeral that is to say in and about her coffin her burial in the church a shroud at her funeral a dinner for the recreation of those that did accompany her to the church and upon 4y of black cloth at 20s the yard which should be for the present be bestowed and employed for her hearse and such other necessaries about her funeral and that her funeral ended the said 4y of black cloth should remain to her brother
Edm
to make him a gown and the other 40s the remainder of the said debt of 16li should remain to the said
Jn Hunwicke
towards his pains taking she further willed that no forfeitures of any bonds made to her should be challenged or taken of any that were indebted unto her she willed that her least trunk with her gown and other things in it should be delivered to her cousin
Mary Hardinge
and her other trunk to
Allen
the son of
Jn Hunwicke
aforesaid also she willed that one obligation of 8li due to her by mr
Francis Deeks
of Swinsted should remain to
Thos Enowes
her brother
Edm's
son now prentice in London also to him the said
Thos
a featherbed a feather bolster two pillows and a coverlet also she willed that a bond for the payment of 40s due to her by
Thos Grenwodd
servant to the said mr
Deeks
should remain to
Rich Sydaie
of White Colne further she willed that her cousin
Allen Hunwick
should have her little round table and the rest of the implements about her house which were but few she gave them to
Ann Jarret
a wench which kept with her saving one kettle and a little cupboard which she gave to
Grace Hunwick
the daughter of
Jn Hunwick
also to
Kath
the wife of
Thos Totman
her red petticoat further she willed to her good friend goodwife
Pilgrim
a posnet and her mind was that the bond should not be delivered to the said
Jn Hunwycke
till he had bestowed the said 14li at her funeral they and her being present
Eliz Pilgrim
and
Ann Jarrett