Whitehaven Record Office film MF.COP 40 (DA421) frame 374
The first day of Aprill 1627
The wordes which Henry Nycholsone younger late of Bought in Eskdale did speake upon his deathbedd concerneing what his older sonne Willm. Nycholsone give unto his younger sonne Edward before theis foure men whosse names are hereunder written.
Viz. That it was his will, that his sonne Willm. should pay unto his sonne Edward thirteene poundes sixe shillinges eight pence out of his Tenement at Bought and alsoe that his sonne Willm should have his plough & ploughgeare, and no more of his goodes.
Witness hereof
Edward Wilsone J Vicares
Willm. Vicares Edward Tysone
This was proved to be spoken and uttered by henry Nicholsone as that [wish]
was his will concerninge 13£ six shillinges eight pence to be given by the elder
sonne Willm to his younger sonne Edward by the oath of Willm Viccars grandfather
to them both. [... ....] Lancelot
Fletcher comissar
[Lagatini] surrogate
8 die Attobruisbris
1627
Admonition
Noverint .. nos Elizabetha Nickolson, relict Henrici
Notes
1 Relationships to Henry Nycholsone mentioned in will &tc
Elder son William
Younger son Edward
Father-in-law (implied) William Viccars