| Description | Leaving wife Pheales Agard 20 best Welsh kine, 1 bull, 40 loads cropwood per annum, 20 loads coals per annum (from tenants bound to fetch it), her clothes and a chest, moiety of a silver-gilt vase for life, coach and 4 geldings, best bay trotting mare, 8 best draught oxen, 2 wains and ploughs, 2 silver-gilt bowls, moiety of furnishings; to brother John Agard residue furnishings and a gelding; £100 to godson Henry, son of Agard's nephew Edward Sprotte; £100 to brother Thomas Sprott and wife Mary; £100 to godson Agard Brooke; £100 to cousin William Brooke and £5 to his wife Elizabeth; £10 each to sisters Pheales Price and Jacquett Daniell; to brother in law Benjamin Hall the house and common he holds in King's Bromley for life, at £20 per annum; farmhouse and lands at Handsacre to godson William son of cousin George Agard for life (if William's grandfather Robert Newton surrenders bond for £30 per annum jointure to George's wife Mary); £10 to sister in law Mary wife of John Agard and £5 to her father John Adderley; ... £20 to poor of King's Bromley, Tutbury, Hanbury, Foston, Scropton, and Boylestone; £10 to cousin Thomas Milward of Easton, esq,; £3 6s 8d to Milward's son Henry; 30s to mother in law Mary Milward for a ring; house at Foston to wife ... 20 marks per annum for life to cousin Mary wife of George Agard
22 Aug 1635 |