John was buried on February 10, 1639.
Here is an abstract of John's Will:
To son John Bartole three parcels of my _____ situate in Crewkerne aforesaid in a place there called _______ from and immediately after the widowhood or death of _____ wife, during the residue of years which shall then be for to come and unexpired, as by one deed there _____ the hand and seal of one William Owsley more plainly it doth appear. To son Thomas Bartole my barn, _____ one yard of arable ground lying near the eastefield of Crewkerne, after the widowhood or death of Agnes my now wife. To daughter Magdaleen Bartole in mon___ pounds. To Thomas Bartole, Peter Bartole, and Magdaleen Bartole, my sons and daughter, my household stuff equally divided. To daughter Annes [Agnes?] the brass crock which was given her by the widow Frecke, her godmother. To Gilbert and Richard, the sons of my daughter Agnes, a silver spoon each. To my son John Bartole's three children 20s. apiece. Residue to Agnes my now wife, sole executrix. [Signed] by me John Bartole, my signe. Witness to the truth hereof, John Fullers. Proved at Crewkerne, April 1640, by the executrix named.
Here is an abstract of John's Will:
To son John Bartole three parcels of my _____ situate in Crewkerne aforesaid in a place there called _______ from and immediately after the widowhood or death of _____ wife, during the residue of years which shall then be for to come and unexpired, as by one deed there _____ the hand and seal of one William Owsley more plainly it doth appear. To son Thomas Bartole my barn, _____ one yard of arable ground lying near the eastefield of Crewkerne, after the widowhood or death of Agnes my now wife. To daughter Magdaleen Bartole in mon___ pounds. To Thomas Bartole, Peter Bartole, and Magdaleen Bartole, my sons and daughter, my household stuff equally divided. To daughter Annes [Agnes?] the brass crock which was given her by the widow Frecke, her godmother. To Gilbert and Richard, the sons of my daughter Agnes, a silver spoon each. To my son John Bartole's three children 20s. apiece. Residue to Agnes my now wife, sole executrix. [Signed] by me John Bartole, my signe. Witness to the truth hereof, John Fullers. Proved at Crewkerne, April 1640, by the executrix named.
John was buried on February 10, 1639.
Here is an abstract of John's Will:
To son John Bartole three parcels of my _____ situate in Crewkerne aforesaid in a place there called _______ from and immediately after the widowhood or death of _____ wife, during the residue of years which shall then be for to come and unexpired, as by one deed there _____ the hand and seal of one William Owsley more plainly it doth appear. To son Thomas Bartole my barn, _____ one yard of arable ground lying near the eastefield of Crewkerne, after the widowhood or death of Agnes my now wife. To daughter Magdaleen Bartole in mon___ pounds. To Thomas Bartole, Peter Bartole, and Magdaleen Bartole, my sons and daughter, my household stuff equally divided. To daughter Annes [Agnes?] the brass crock which was given her by the widow Frecke, her godmother. To Gilbert and Richard, the sons of my daughter Agnes, a silver spoon each. To my son John Bartole's three children 20s. apiece. Residue to Agnes my now wife, sole executrix. [Signed] by me John Bartole, my signe. Witness to the truth hereof, John Fullers. Proved at Crewkerne, April 1640, by the executrix named.
Here is an abstract of John's Will:
To son John Bartole three parcels of my _____ situate in Crewkerne aforesaid in a place there called _______ from and immediately after the widowhood or death of _____ wife, during the residue of years which shall then be for to come and unexpired, as by one deed there _____ the hand and seal of one William Owsley more plainly it doth appear. To son Thomas Bartole my barn, _____ one yard of arable ground lying near the eastefield of Crewkerne, after the widowhood or death of Agnes my now wife. To daughter Magdaleen Bartole in mon___ pounds. To Thomas Bartole, Peter Bartole, and Magdaleen Bartole, my sons and daughter, my household stuff equally divided. To daughter Annes [Agnes?] the brass crock which was given her by the widow Frecke, her godmother. To Gilbert and Richard, the sons of my daughter Agnes, a silver spoon each. To my son John Bartole's three children 20s. apiece. Residue to Agnes my now wife, sole executrix. [Signed] by me John Bartole, my signe. Witness to the truth hereof, John Fullers. Proved at Crewkerne, April 1640, by the executrix named.
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