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Combs &c. Families of Cranham, Essex, England |
30 Aug - 1 Oct 1595 Consistory London, Sperin 107. Will of John AYLETT of Cranham, Essex, 30 Aug., 1595. To be buried in churchyard. To brother Gilbert AYLOTT 10/- To brother HARRYS 10/- To brother Thomas AYLOTT 10/- and I forgive him the 10/- he oweth me. To my sister Ann the wife of Francis LEA 10/- To my sisters Agnes and Ellin AYLETT 10/-each. To my maid Elizabeth THACKWELL 20/- To my maid Johan DICKENSONNE 10/- To my man Thomas CUMBERS 6/8 To my father William AALATT a leade of cheese, Res. to daughter Elizabeth AYLETT at age 18. Ex. Robert COMINGE parson of Doddinghurst (Near Billericay, Essex) and Richard GODFRYE also of Doddinghurst. Overseer: brother Gilbert AYLOTT. Wit: John MUDGE, John YOUNGE, John HART, Robert COMINGE, scriptor. Proved at West Ham 1 Oct., 1595, by ex. named. (English Origins of American Colonists, J. R. Hutchinson, pp. 231-2)See also Aylett Families, a Combs &c. Research Report.
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