MRP: Sir Stephen White will - Revision history

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		+	PROB 11/347 Dycer 1-51 Will of John Nettleship or Nettleshipp, Salter of Saint Lawrence Jewry, City of London 26 February 1675

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 ==Abstract & context==
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 See [[MRP: Thomas White senior will|Thomas White senior will]] (father of Sir Stephen White)
 See [[MRP: Peter Hassard will|Peter Hassard will]] (father-in-law of Sir Stephen Wright)
 See [[MRP: Smirna Venture Joint Stock subscriber list|Smirna Venture Joint Stock subscriber list]]
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 ==Notes==
-Sir Stephen White appears to have married three times, although the dates and order of the marriages cannot be determined.  The families of all three wives are referred to in White’s will.  The probable wives were XXXX Hassard, XXXX XXXXX, and XXXXX Thorowgood.  Peter Hassard was a fishmonger, with two daughters, Mary and Sarah.  Stephen White was one of the executors of Hassard’s will in 1648.  Roger Nettleship married Mary Hassard in 1651.  Assuming Stephen White married the younger daughter, Sarah, this explains White referring in his will to “my brother Nettleship and his wife”
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 My Reall Estate Estimates for Lands and Houses may com to  .........................£10200li
 My Personall Estate may com to more about the somm of ................................£24800li
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 I Reckon to have given away by my will made in August 1672 about..................17000li
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 I intend to make void that Legacie of Two hundred pounds given in my will unto my Cozen Geo: Turdrey for reasons best knowne to my Selfe. 200li
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 ==Notes==
 Sir Stephen White appears to have married three times, although the dates and order of the marriages cannot be determined.  The families of all three wives are referred to in White’s will.  The probable wives were XXXX Hassard, XXXX XXXXX, and XXXXX Thorowgood.  Peter Hassard was a fishmonger, with two daughters, Mary and Sarah.  Stephen White was one of the executors of Hassard’s will in 1648.  Roger Nettleship married Mary Hassard in 1651.  Assuming Stephen White married the younger daughter, Sarah, this explains White referring in his will to “my brother Nettleship and his wife”

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 See [[MRP: Thomas White senior will|Thomas White senior will]] (father of Sir Stephen White)
 See [[MRP: Peter Hassard will|Peter Hassard will]] (father-in-law of Sir Stephen Wright)
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 PROB 11/358 Reeve 106-156 Will of Sir Steven White of Hackney, Middlesex 30 December 1678
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 See [[MRP: Thomas White senior will|Thomas White senior will]] (father of Sir Stephen White)
 See [[MRP: Peter Hassard will|Peter Hassard will]] (father-in-law of Sir Stephen Wright)
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 Sir Stephen White appears to have married three times, although the dates and order of the marriages cannot be determined.  The families of all three wives are referred to in White’s will.  The probable wives were XXXX Hassard, XXXX XXXXX, and XXXXX Thorowgood.  Peter Hassard was a fishmonger, with two daughters, Mary and Sarah.  Stephen White was one of the executors of Hassard’s will in 1648.  Roger Nettleship married Mary Hassard in 1651.  Assuming Stephen White married the younger daughter, Sarah, this explains White referring in his will to “my brother Nettleship and his wife”

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	Sir Stephen White appears to have married three times, although the dates and order of the marriages cannot be determined. The families of all three wives are referred to in White’s will. The probable wives were XXXX Hassard, XXXX XXXXX, and XXXXX Thorowgood.. Peter Hassard was a fishmonger, with two daughters, Mary and Sarah. Stephen White was one of the executors of Hassard’s will in 1648. Roger Nettleship married Mary Hassard in 1651. Assuming Stephen White married the younger daughter, Sarah, this explains White referring in his will to “my brother Nettleship and his wife”		Sir Stephen White appears to have married three times, although the dates and order of the marriages cannot be determined. The families of all three wives are referred to in White’s will. The probable wives were XXXX Hassard, XXXX XXXXX, and XXXXX Thorowgood.. Peter Hassard was a fishmonger, with two daughters, Mary and Sarah. Stephen White was one of the executors of Hassard’s will in 1648. Roger Nettleship married Mary Hassard in 1651. Assuming Stephen White married the younger daughter, Sarah, this explains White referring in his will to “my brother Nettleship and his wife”
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 ==Sir Stephen White will==
 '''PROB 11/358 Reeve 106-156 Will of Sir Steven White of Hackney, Middlesex 30 December 1678'''
 IN THE NAME OF GOD AMEN I Steven White of Darlestone  in the parish of Hackney in the County of Middlesex Knight being att present in reasonable good health of Body and in perfect memory ffor which I blesseth the Lord   But knowing how soone it may please God to take me out of this Transitory life Doe while health and strength is afforded unto me make this my Last Will and Testament following
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 MORE I give unto my sister Little Twenty pounds to buy a peice of Plate withall as a Remembrance of my Love  MORE I give unto my Brother and Sister Tayler or the Survivor of either of them Twenty pounds to buy a peice of Plate as a remembrance of my Love MORE I  give unto my brother and sister Nettleshipp or the Survivor of either of them Twenty pounds To Buy a peice of Plate withall as a Remembrance of my Love  MORE I give unto my Brother and Sister Boylestone  or the Survivor of either of them Twenty pounds to buy a peice of Plate withall as a Remembrance of my Love  MORE I give unto my loving ffreinde M:r William White the elder of London haberdasher  Twenty pounds  MORE I give unto M:r Ezechiel (sic) Wright the sonne of my Master Nathaniel Wright deceased  Twenty pounds  MORE I give unto M:r Ralph Smyth the elder of London Bookseller Twenty pounds  And More I give unto M:r Hen: Beavis formerly a servant with mee Twenty pounds  All which severall somes soe given by mee asforesaid It is my will that they shall be paid unto them Respectively to buy Plate withall as a remembrance of my Love within three moneths next after my decease
-ITEM I give and  bequeath unto M:r Thomas Gyll  who was formerly a servant unto my Cozen Steven White and now at O Porto in Portugall the some of ffifty pounds to be paid him within Sixe moneths  MORE I give unto Zachary Dixon who I placed Apprentice unto M:r Bartock in London the some of ffifty pounds to be paid unto him upon the Expiration of the Terme of years for which he was bound Apprentice  MORE I give unto William Garstone my servant If hee continue to live with mee in my house att the time of my decease the some of one hundred pounds  MORE I give unto my servant Jn:e Cooke if he continue to live with mee in my house at the time of my decease Twenty pounds  MORE I give unto my maid servant Ann who is the Chamber mayde if she continue to live with me in my house at the time of my decease Thirty pounds  MORE I give unto Damaris my Cooke mayde if she continue to live with mee in my house att the time of my decease Twenty pounds  MORE I give to Abigall my other mayd servant if she continue to live with mee in my house at the time of my decease Twenty pounds  MORE I give to Rowland Hill Thirty pounds and to Abesha (?) Twenty pounds soe as they both doe continue to be servants unto my Cozen Stibin att the time of my decease  MORE I give to Hester the maid servant unto my Neice Susanna Orme if she continue to  live in my house at the time of my decease Tenn pounds All which severall Legacies given unto servants as aforesaid  It is my will that they shall be paid unto them within Three moneths next after my decease  MORE I give unto Goodye Hallowny (?) who did formerly live with mee as a servant ffive pounds And unto those Two washer women who doe use to wash at my house I give ffifty shillings a peice to beforthwithe paid unto each of them after my decease  ITEM I doe hereby give and bequeath unto my Couzen Steven White All those lands and Tenements ffreehold and Coppy hold lying in the parish of Aldham and parts adjacent in the County of Essex the which  I purchased of S:r Robert ffenn Knight  and his sonn Robert ffenn Esquire The which aforesaid Lands and Tenem:ts I doe hereby give unto Couzen Steven White and unto the heires of his body lawfully begotten or to be begotten  And for want of such heires as aforesaid Then I doe hereby give the said Lands and Tenements unto Neice Susanna Orme and unto the heires of her body lawfully begotten and to be begotten  And for want of such heires as aforesaid I  doe hereby give the said Lands and Tenements unto my Couzen John White and unto the heires of his body lawfully begotten or to be beggotten  And for want of suchheires Then I leave it unto the next heire att Comon Law But it is my will and meaning That the aforesaid Lands and Tenements shall stand Charged and be lyable unto the payment of that Annuity of Twenty pounds
+ITEM I give and  bequeath unto M:r Thomas Gyll  who was formerly a servant unto my Cozen Steven White and now at O Porto in Portugall the some of ffifty pounds to be paid him within Sixe moneths  MORE I give unto Zachary Dixon who I placed Apprentice unto M:r Bartock in London the some of ffifty pounds to be paid unto him upon the Expiration of the Terme of years for which he was bound Apprentice  MORE I give unto William Garstone my servant If hee continue to live with mee in my house att the time of my decease the some of one hundred pounds  MORE I give unto my servant Jn:e Cooke if he continue to live with mee in my house at the time of my decease Twenty pounds  MORE I give unto my maid servant Ann who is the Chamber mayde if she continue to live with me in my house at the time of my decease Thirty pounds  MORE I give unto Damaris my Cooke mayde if she continue to live with mee in my house att the time of my decease Twenty pounds  MORE I give to Abigall my other mayd servant if she continue to live with mee in my house at the time of my decease Twenty pounds  MORE I give to Rowland Hill Thirty pounds and to Abesha (?) Twenty pounds soe as they both doe continue to be servants unto my Cozen Stibin att the time of my decease  MORE I give to Hester the maid servant unto my Neice Susanna Orme if she continue to  live in my house at the time of my decease Tenn pounds All which severall Legacies given unto servants as aforesaid  It is my will that they shall be paid unto them within Three moneths next after my decease  MORE I give unto Goodye Hallowny (?) who did formerly live with mee as a servant ffive pounds And unto those Two washer women who doe use to wash at my house I give ffifty shillings a peice to beforthwithe paid unto each of them after my decease
 A yeare given by this mw will as is above mentioned unto Anne Cockerell the widdow for and during her naturall life unto whom xxxxx they shall descende or come  MORE I doe hereby give and bequeath unto my aforesaid Couzen Stephen White All that my lands and Tenements lying in and being in Darlestone and the places adjacent in the parish of Hackney in the County of Middlesex the which I purchased of S:r ffrancis Birley Barronett As alsoe all those my Lands and Tenements lying in and being in Brantham and Cattywade in the County of Suffolke being  purchased by my Grandfather Jn:e Stevens  and my ffather Thomas White  and were  by them left unto mee  All
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 Sir Stephen White appears to have married three times, although the dates and order of the marriages cannot be determined.  The families of all three wives are referred to in White’s will.  The probable wives were XXXX  Hassard, XXXX XXXXX, and XXXXX  Thorowgood..  Peter Hassard was a fishmonger, with two daughters, Mary and Sarah.  Stephen White was one of the executors of Hassard’s will in 1648.  Roger Nettleship married Mary Hassard in 1651.  Assuming Stephen White married the younger daughter, Sarah, this explains White referring in his will to “my brother Nettleship and his wife”
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