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 appertayning to the said two offices which said Offices I purchased of John Dawes Esquire and to hold the same  dureing the naturall life of the said John Dawes onely and in the grant which I have from the said John Dawes there is a Covenant That if the Pattent for these Offices shall be removed it shalbee for the Jointe use and account of the said John Dawes Richard Morley Esquire and my selfe and my assignes which I hope and earnestly request the said M:r Dawes and M:r Morley to performe accordingly  In regard I paid them more for the xxxx than the same is worth  And I desire my sonne Thomas Noell and M:r George Robinson to assist my sonne James Noell in the management of such Offices in the best manner they can
-ITEM I doe will and desire that all the debts and estate that I have in the hands of my brother Thomas Noell of Surrinam may be gott in by the best  effectualll wayes that can be  Alsoe I doe likewise will and desire that all the debts and estate that I have in the hands of Edward Bradbourne<ref>Edward Bradbourne.  Edward Bradbourne (b. ca. 1637, d. ?), former servant of Martin Noell.  Was examined in a High Court of Admiralty case, ?April 1656, on behalf of George Robinson, a former servant of Martin Noell.  At the time of the examination he was a servant of Martin Noell, and gave his age as nineteen ([[MRP: HCA13/71|HCA13/71]], f. 195r, f. 195v, f. 196r)</ref> of Barbadoes by mortgage or otherwise be received gotten in by the most effectuall wayes and meanes that can possible bee  And in case my executors shalbe constrayned by the ill usage of the said Edward Bradbourne to reenter on the Plantacion house stocke or other things mortgaged unto mee by reason of the non performance of of those rents  Then I doe will and desire my executors to make sale of the said plantacion houses stocke or other things mortgaged unto me and to convert into money for the payment of my debts and other uses in this my will mencioned
+ITEM I doe will and desire that all the debts and estate that I have in the hands of my brother Thomas Noell of Surrinam may be gott in by the best  effectualll wayes that can be  Alsoe I doe likewise will and desire that all the debts and estate that I have in the hands of Edward Bradbourne<ref>Edward Bradbourne.  Edward Bradbourne (b. ca. 1637, d. ?), former servant of Martin Noell.  Was examined in a High Court of Admiralty case, ?June 1656, on behalf of George Robinson, a former servant of Martin Noell.  At the time of the examination he was a servant of Martin Noell, and gave his age as nineteen ([[MRP: HCA13/71|HCA13/71]], f. 195r, f. 195v, f. 196r)</ref> of Barbadoes by mortgage or otherwise be received gotten in by the most effectuall wayes and meanes that can possible bee  And in case my executors shalbe constrayned by the ill usage of the said Edward Bradbourne to reenter on the Plantacion house stocke or other things mortgaged unto mee by reason of the non performance of of those rents  Then I doe will and desire my executors to make sale of the said plantacion houses stocke or other things mortgaged unto me and to convert into money for the payment of my debts and other uses in this my will mencioned
 ITEM my will and desire is That the reversion (after the decease of Sir John ?Tufton  of the Lands in Warwickshire and Yorkshire which I purchased of the Honorable Edward Noell Sonne and heire apparent of the right honorable Lord Viscount Cambden be sould  and converted into monie as soone as conveniently may bee next after my decease for the payment of my debts and other uses in this my will  menconed

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 where it shall please my executors hereafter named to appoint  And for settling such Temporall estate and goods Chattells and debts as it hath pleased god to bestowe upon me I doe order give and dispose the same in manner and forme followng (That is to say)  Whereas I have purchased the Manson house wherein I now dwell, in the parrish of Saint Bartolphs Bishopsgate London and two small Tenements, which I have lately erected and built in Petty France in the said Parish now in the occupacon of William Skinner and John Baker in the Joint names of my selfe and my deare wife Dame Elizabeth Noell to hold unto us and the longer liver of us dureing the respective termes in the severall Leases  menconed  And whereas I and my said deare wife together have ingaged the said mansion house to a certaine widow woman by the procurement of M:r George Perryer and M:r Thomas  Massam Scriveners for three hundred pounds principall money Now it is so my expressed will order and desire that the said Three hundred pounds with dammages be paid and the said Mortgage discharged with the first convenience after my decease out of my generall estate and that this some nor noe parte thereof be charged to my said deare wife Dame Elizabeth Noell
-ITEM I give and bequeath All that my moyetie of that Plantation in Barbados called Horne Hall in the Joynt and equall right title and inheritance of John Worsam of the said Island and myselfe with all my moyety of the apputenances therein belonging  Alsoe all my moyety of all the Christian servants Negroes Cattell goods provisions and stocks of what nature kind of quallitie whatsoever upon or to the said Plantacion belonging and all such goods debts and other things as shall be in the hands of John Lufton of Barbadoes merchant at the tyme of my decease which I allwayes designed for the supply of mye parte of stocke in the said plantacion unto my children Nathaniell Noell Theodore Noell Grace Noell and Eliyabeth Noell  Nevertheless it is my expresse will and desire That there bee paid unto my said deare wife Dame Eliyabeth Noell the one third parte of the ?neate proceed of the said Plantacion dureing her naturall life  And it is my order and desire That M:r George Robinson<ref>Martin Noell was a deponent in a suit brought at the High Court of Admiralty in 1656. In his deposition, dated April 12th, 1656 (CHECK) Noell described Robinson as "this deponents servant but permitted by this deponent to trade for himselfe, and to make use of this deponents correspondance XXXX ParXXX of Rotterdam." ([[MRP: HCA 15/71|HCA 15/71]], f. 214r.)</ref> should have  the direction correspondence and supplying of the said Plantacion from tyyme to tyme dureing their minorities of my said children  And to give an account from tyme to tyme of all his proceedings therein  And it is my will and intent That if any one  of my said fower Children shall happen to dye dureing their  minority that parte and porcon of any and of my said fower children soe dyeing shalbe xxxxxx and setled upon my sonne James Noell his heires executors & assignes which if any more than one of my said fower children shall happen to dye as aforesaid  That then the said parte and porcon of the children soe dying shalbe xxxx and setled unto my said sonne James Noell his heires executors & assignes  And if any more than one of  my said fower children shall happen to dye as aforesaid That then the said parte and porcon of the children soe dyeing shall goe unto my said Sonn James Noell and  to the remainder of my said fower Children as shalbe alive at the tymeof such of their decease  And that my said children shall  have such parte  and proporcion of the neate proceeds of the same plantacon yearely for their maintenance as my executors hereafter named shall thinke fitting  And my will is that M:r George Robinson shall have five per cente commission for all  the proceed coming from the said  plantacion and three per cent Commission for all the Supplyes  sent from home to the said Plantacion
+ITEM I give and bequeath All that my moyetie of that Plantation in Barbados called Horne Hall in the Joynt and equall right title and inheritance of John Worsam of the said Island and myselfe with all my moyety of the apputenances therein belonging  Alsoe all my moyety of all the Christian servants Negroes Cattell goods provisions and stocks of what nature kind of quallitie whatsoever upon or to the said Plantacion belonging and all such goods debts and other things as shall be in the hands of John Lufton of Barbadoes merchant at the tyme of my decease which I allwayes designed for the supply of mye parte of stocke in the said plantacion unto my children Nathaniell Noell Theodore Noell Grace Noell and Eliyabeth Noell  Nevertheless it is my expresse will and desire That there bee paid unto my said deare wife Dame Eliyabeth Noell the one third parte of the ?neate proceed of the said Plantacion dureing her naturall life  And it is my order and desire That M:r George Robinson<ref>Martin Noell was a deponent in a suit brought at the High Court of Admiralty in 1656. In his deposition, dated April 12th, 1656 (CHECK) Noell described Robinson as "this deponents servant but permitted by this deponent to trade for himselfe, and to make use of this deponents correspondance XXXX ParXXX of Rotterdam." ([[MRP: HCA13/71|HCA13/71]], f. 214r., f. 214v)</ref> should have  the direction correspondence and supplying of the said Plantacion from tyyme to tyme dureing their minorities of my said children  And to give an account from tyme to tyme of all his proceedings therein  And it is my will and intent That if any one  of my said fower Children shall happen to dye dureing their  minority that parte and porcon of any and of my said fower children soe dyeing shalbe xxxxxx and setled upon my sonne James Noell his heires executors & assignes which if any more than one of my said fower children shall happen to dye as aforesaid  That then the said parte and porcon of the children soe dying shalbe xxxx and setled unto my said sonne James Noell his heires executors & assignes  And if any more than one of  my said fower children shall happen to dye as aforesaid That then the said parte and porcon of the children soe dyeing shall goe unto my said Sonn James Noell and  to the remainder of my said fower Children as shalbe alive at the tymeof such of their decease  And that my said children shall  have such parte  and proporcion of the neate proceeds of the same plantacon yearely for their maintenance as my executors hereafter named shall thinke fitting  And my will is that M:r George Robinson shall have five per cente commission for all  the proceed coming from the said  plantacion and three per cent Commission for all the Supplyes  sent from home to the said Plantacion
 ITEM  I give and bequeath unto  my sonne James Noell  All That my moyety of the office of Secretaryship to the Governor & Counsell of the Island of Barbadoes And the moyety of y:e disposall of the Clarkshipps of all the Courts of the said Island  And all my moyety of all the fees and dueties Emoluments perquisites proffitts belonging or any otherwayes

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 where it shall please my executors hereafter named to appoint  And for settling such Temporall estate and goods Chattells and debts as it hath pleased god to bestowe upon me I doe order give and dispose the same in manner and forme followng (That is to say)  Whereas I have purchased the Manson house wherein I now dwell, in the parrish of Saint Bartolphs Bishopsgate London and two small Tenements, which I have lately erected and built in Petty France in the said Parish now in the occupacon of William Skinner and John Baker in the Joint names of my selfe and my deare wife Dame Elizabeth Noell to hold unto us and the longer liver of us dureing the respective termes in the severall Leases  menconed  And whereas I and my said deare wife together have ingaged the said mansion house to a certaine widow woman by the procurement of M:r George Perryer and M:r Thomas  Massam Scriveners for three hundred pounds principall money Now it is so my expressed will order and desire that the said Three hundred pounds with dammages be paid and the said Mortgage discharged with the first convenience after my decease out of my generall estate and that this some nor noe parte thereof be charged to my said deare wife Dame Elizabeth Noell
-ITEM I give and bequeath All that my moyetie of that Plantation in Barbados called Horne Hall in the Joynt and equall right title and inheritance of John Worsam of the said Island and myselfe with all my moyety of the apputenances therein belonging  Alsoe all my moyety of all the Christian servants Negroes Cattell goods provisions and stocks of what nature kind of quallitie whatsoever upon or to the said Plantacion belonging and all such goods debts and other things as shall be in the hands of John Lufton of Barbadoes merchant at the tyme of my decease which I allwayes designed for the supply of mye parte of stocke in the said plantacion unto my children Nathaniell Noell Theodore Noell Grace Noell and Eliyabeth Noell  Nevertheless it is my expresse will and desire That there bee paid unto my said deare wife Dame Eliyabeth Noell the one third parte of the ?neate proceed of the said Plantacion dureing her naturall life  And it is my order and desire That M:r George Robinson<ref>Martin Noell was a deponent in a suit brought at the High Court of Admiralty in 1656. In his deposition, dated April 12th, 1656 (CHECK) Noell described Robinson as "this deponents servant but permitted by this deponent to trade for himselfe, and to make use of this deponents correspondance XXXX ParXXX of Rotterdam." (HCA 15/71, f. 214r.)</ref> should have  the direction correspondence and supplying of the said Plantacion from tyyme to tyme dureing their minorities of my said children  And to give an account from tyme to tyme of all his proceedings therein  And it is my will and intent That if any one  of my said fower Children shall happen to dye dureing their  minority that parte and porcon of any and of my said fower children soe dyeing shalbe xxxxxx and setled upon my sonne James Noell his heires executors & assignes which if any more than one of my said fower children shall happen to dye as aforesaid  That then the said parte and porcon of the children soe dying shalbe xxxx and setled unto my said sonne James Noell his heires executors & assignes  And if any more than one of  my said fower children shall happen to dye as aforesaid That then the said parte and porcon of the children soe dyeing shall goe unto my said Sonn James Noell and  to the remainder of my said fower Children as shalbe alive at the tymeof such of their decease  And that my said children shall  have such parte  and proporcion of the neate proceeds of the same plantacon yearely for their maintenance as my executors hereafter named shall thinke fitting  And my will is that M:r George Robinson shall have five per cente commission for all  the proceed coming from the said  plantacion and three per cent Commission for all the Supplyes  sent from home to the said Plantacion
+ITEM I give and bequeath All that my moyetie of that Plantation in Barbados called Horne Hall in the Joynt and equall right title and inheritance of John Worsam of the said Island and myselfe with all my moyety of the apputenances therein belonging  Alsoe all my moyety of all the Christian servants Negroes Cattell goods provisions and stocks of what nature kind of quallitie whatsoever upon or to the said Plantacion belonging and all such goods debts and other things as shall be in the hands of John Lufton of Barbadoes merchant at the tyme of my decease which I allwayes designed for the supply of mye parte of stocke in the said plantacion unto my children Nathaniell Noell Theodore Noell Grace Noell and Eliyabeth Noell  Nevertheless it is my expresse will and desire That there bee paid unto my said deare wife Dame Eliyabeth Noell the one third parte of the ?neate proceed of the said Plantacion dureing her naturall life  And it is my order and desire That M:r George Robinson<ref>Martin Noell was a deponent in a suit brought at the High Court of Admiralty in 1656. In his deposition, dated April 12th, 1656 (CHECK) Noell described Robinson as "this deponents servant but permitted by this deponent to trade for himselfe, and to make use of this deponents correspondance XXXX ParXXX of Rotterdam." ([[MRP: HCA 15/71|HCA 15/71]], f. 214r.)</ref> should have  the direction correspondence and supplying of the said Plantacion from tyyme to tyme dureing their minorities of my said children  And to give an account from tyme to tyme of all his proceedings therein  And it is my will and intent That if any one  of my said fower Children shall happen to dye dureing their  minority that parte and porcon of any and of my said fower children soe dyeing shalbe xxxxxx and setled upon my sonne James Noell his heires executors & assignes which if any more than one of my said fower children shall happen to dye as aforesaid  That then the said parte and porcon of the children soe dying shalbe xxxx and setled unto my said sonne James Noell his heires executors & assignes  And if any more than one of  my said fower children shall happen to dye as aforesaid That then the said parte and porcon of the children soe dyeing shall goe unto my said Sonn James Noell and  to the remainder of my said fower Children as shalbe alive at the tymeof such of their decease  And that my said children shall  have such parte  and proporcion of the neate proceeds of the same plantacon yearely for their maintenance as my executors hereafter named shall thinke fitting  And my will is that M:r George Robinson shall have five per cente commission for all  the proceed coming from the said  plantacion and three per cent Commission for all the Supplyes  sent from home to the said Plantacion
 ITEM  I give and bequeath unto  my sonne James Noell  All That my moyety of the office of Secretaryship to the Governor & Counsell of the Island of Barbadoes And the moyety of y:e disposall of the Clarkshipps of all the Courts of the said Island  And all my moyety of all the fees and dueties Emoluments perquisites proffitts belonging or any otherwayes

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 appertayning to the said two offices which said Offices I purchased of John Dawes Esquire and to hold the same  dureing the naturall life of the said John Dawes onely and in the grant which I have from the said John Dawes there is a Covenant That if the Pattent for these Offices shall be removed it shalbee for the Jointe use and account of the said John Dawes Richard Morley Esquire and my selfe and my assignes which I hope and earnestly request the said M:r Dawes and M:r Morley to performe accordingly  In regard I paid them more for the xxxx than the same is worth  And I desire my sonne Thomas Noell and M:r George Robinson to assist my sonne James Noell in the management of such Offices in the best manner they can
-ITEM I doe will and desire that all the debts and estate that I have in the hands of my brother Thomas Noell of Surrinam may be gott in by the best  effectualll wayes that can be  Alsoe I doe likewise will and desire that all the debts and estate that I have in the hands of Edward Bradbourne<ref>Edward Bradbourne.  Edward Bradbourne (b. ca. 1637, d. ?), former servant of Martin Noell.  Was examined in a High Court of Admiralty case, ?April 1656, on behalf of George Robinson, a former servant of Martin Noell.  At the time of the examination he was a servant of martin Noell, and gave his age as nineteen ([[MRP: HCA13/71|HCA13/71]], f.195r, f195v, f196r)</ref> of Barbadoes by mortgage or otherwise be received gotten in by the most effectuall wayes and meanes that can possible bee  And in case my executors shalbe constrayned by the ill usage of the said Edward Bradbourne to reenter on the Plantacion house stocke or other things mortgaged unto mee by reason of the non performance of of those rents  Then I doe will and desire my executors to make sale of the said plantacion houses stocke or other things mortgaged unto me and to convert into money for the payment of my debts and other uses in this my will mencioned
+ITEM I doe will and desire that all the debts and estate that I have in the hands of my brother Thomas Noell of Surrinam may be gott in by the best  effectualll wayes that can be  Alsoe I doe likewise will and desire that all the debts and estate that I have in the hands of Edward Bradbourne<ref>Edward Bradbourne.  Edward Bradbourne (b. ca. 1637, d. ?), former servant of Martin Noell.  Was examined in a High Court of Admiralty case, ?April 1656, on behalf of George Robinson, a former servant of Martin Noell.  At the time of the examination he was a servant of Martin Noell, and gave his age as nineteen ([[MRP: HCA13/71|HCA13/71]], f. 195r, f. 195v, f. 196r)</ref> of Barbadoes by mortgage or otherwise be received gotten in by the most effectuall wayes and meanes that can possible bee  And in case my executors shalbe constrayned by the ill usage of the said Edward Bradbourne to reenter on the Plantacion house stocke or other things mortgaged unto mee by reason of the non performance of of those rents  Then I doe will and desire my executors to make sale of the said plantacion houses stocke or other things mortgaged unto me and to convert into money for the payment of my debts and other uses in this my will mencioned
 ITEM my will and desire is That the reversion (after the decease of Sir John ?Tufton  of the Lands in Warwickshire and Yorkshire which I purchased of the Honorable Edward Noell Sonne and heire apparent of the right honorable Lord Viscount Cambden be sould  and converted into monie as soone as conveniently may bee next after my decease for the payment of my debts and other uses in this my will  menconed

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 ITEM I give unto my deare wife Dame Elizabeth Noell all my houses and Tenements in the said towne of Wexford w:ch remaine undisposed and not setled upon my sonne Thomas Noell  To hold the same dureingher naturall life  And after her decease I bequeath the same to my sonne Nartin Noell to him and to his heires for ever  And forasmuch as I have  taken greate care and paines in the setling the reversion of the Baronie of Cary in Ireland upon my sonne Martin Noell George Robinson and John Blake  for the payment of Tenne shillings in the pound to such as  my Lords of Antrims Creditors as will accept of the same in full of their whole debts & doe declare their acceptance thereof I before the nyne and twentieth day of September 1667  To be acknowledged and registered before the Masters of the Chancerie eyther in the Kingdome of England or Kingdome of Ireland as by  a clause in the late bill of Settlements will more fully appeare I doe will  and desire my executors That they doe in duety declare their acceptance of the said Tenne shillings in the pound in full of all such debts as ever assigned over unto mee or to any other for my use and that according to the lymitations of the said Clause  And I desire my executors and theTrustees of the reversion of the said Baronie to take notice that there is a deed past  betwixt m:r John Bradbourne and myselfe Toucheing such debts as should  be assigned unto him and in  or any other for  his or my use which I declare may be performedon my part &expect it shalbe performed on his
-ITEM I will and desire that that Lease which Lindsey (?) and I  did take of the Duke of Buckingham of the Mannor of Villers (?) in the Queens County in the Kingdome of Ireland and afterwards I did purchase of the said BLANK IN DOCUMENT Lyndsey  his moyety of the said Lease soe that the  whole purchase is my owne I say my will and express order is  That the same Lease may be sould as soone conveniently if may after my decease and teh money to bee raised upon the sale therof to be imployed towards the payment of my debts and such  other uses as by my will is directed
+ITEM I will and desire that that Lease which Lindsey (?) and I  did take of the Duke of Buckingham<ref>George Villiers (b. 1628, d. 1687), 2nd Duke of Buckingham, 20th Baron de Ros of Helmsley. Son of Charles Villiers (b. 1592, d. 1628)</ref> of the Mannor of Villers (?) in the Queens County in the Kingdome of Ireland and afterwards I did purchase of the said BLANK IN DOCUMENT Lyndsey  his moyety of the said Lease soe that the  whole purchase is my owne I say my will and express order is  That the same Lease may be sould as soone conveniently if may after my decease and the money to bee raised upon the sale therof to be imployed towards the payment of my debts and such  other uses as by my will is directed
-ITEM I give and bequeath to  my sonne Martin Noell the moyety  of all my interst of and in the ffarme of the Customes and imported excise of all Ireland to xxxxx the next quarter after my decease ye paying  unto my deare wife  Dame Elizabeth Noell Fiftie pounds p Annum out the said moyety there  bequeathed unto him dureing the contunuance of the said  Farme  The other moyety of the proffitts of the said Farme I doe will order and appoynt to goe towards the payment of my debts and other such uses as by this my said will  is appointed  And  I doe hereby nominate and appointe my sonne Martin Noell to be my deputy tro manage my interest of and in the said farme and to receave the Sallary due thereupon
+ITEM I give and bequeath to my sonne Martin Noell the moyety of all my interst of and in the ffarme of the Customes and imported excise of all Ireland to xxxxx the next quarter after my decease ye paying  unto my deare wife Dame Elizabeth Noell Fiftie pounds p Annum out the said moyety there  bequeathed unto him dureing the contunuance of the said  Farme  The other moyety of the proffitts of the said Farme I doe will order and appoynt to goe towards the payment of my debts and other such uses as by this my said will  is appointed  And  I doe hereby nominate and appointe my sonne Martin Noell to be my deputy tro manage my interest of and in the said farme and to receave the Sallary due thereupon
 ITEM I give and bequeath unto my said sonne Martin Noell The one Moyety of all my interest of  & by the farme of the excise of Beere and ale and Lycenses for Alehouses in Ireland hee paying unto my deare wife Dame Elizabeth Noell fiftie pounds per Annum out of the said  moyety thus bequeathed unto him dureing the continuance of  the said ffarme  The other moyety of the said Farme I say the proffitts of the said Ffarme I doe will order and appoynt to goe  towards the payment of my debts and such other uses as by my said will is appointed  And in case the private articles between the partnership of the said Farme be not perfected in my name with  the reste before my decease Then I doe desire and earnestly request the partnership of that ffarme bee inserted in the name of my sonne Martin Noell in stead of my owne y:t my said sonne Martin Noell declareing before hand under his hand that he will performe in all parts my will true intent and meaneing as is above declared

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 PROB 11/318 Hyde 108-162 Will of Sir Martin Noell of London 06 October 1665
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-See [[MRP: Dame Elizabeth Noell will|Dame Elizabeth Noell will]]
+See [[MRP: Dame Elizabeth Noell will|Dame Elizabeth Noell will]] (Widow of Sir Martin Noell; died within days of him of plague)
-See [[MRP: Thomas Noell will|Thomas Noell will]]
+See [[MRP: Thomas Noell will|Thomas Noell will]] (Son of Sir Martin Noell)
 See [[MRP: Thomas Massam will|Thomas Massam will]] (Scrivener, former servant of Sir Martin Noell)
 See [[MRP: George Peryer will|George Peryer will]] (Scrivener, former servant of Sir Martin Noell)
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 IN THE NAME OF GOD AMEN The Three and Twentieth day of September in the yeare of our Lord God 1665 And in the Eighteenth yeare of the raigne of our Soveraigne Lord Charles the second by the grace of god King of England Scotland France and Ireland defender of the Faith  I Sir Martin Noell of London Knight being at present in some indisposition of health but of perfect mind and memory, and calling to remembrance the uncertaine estate of this transitory life doe make and declare this my last will and testament in manner and forme following
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 PROB 11/468 Dogg 1-44 Will of George Robinson, Merchant of Saint Botolph without Aldgate, City of London 15 February 1703