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1. STRUDWICK, Henry of Crouchland [I3802]
   1. UNKNOWN, Ann [I5400]
      1. STRUDWICK, Dullsabella [I1232]
      2. STRUDWICK, Katherine [I2591]
      3. STRUDWICK, Jane [I2824]
      4. STRUDWICK, Henry [I2694]
      5. STRUDWICK, William of Cothstronge
         1. 1. STRUDWICK, William [I0652]
            2. STRUDWICK, Henry [I3142]

Ancestors

STRUDWICK, William of Cothstronge
* after 1641
+ ...

STRUDWICK, Henry of Crouchland
* 1603
+ December 1659

STRUDWICK, Robert Yeoman of Crouchland
* about 1575
+ 28 January 1616/7 (Julian)

STRUDWICK, Henry of Hills Green
* about 1546
+ 1610

STRUDWICKE, Alice of Idehurst
* about 1544
+ ...

UNKNOWN, Elizabeth
*
+ ...

UNKNOWN, Ann
*
+ ...

Source References

1. UK, Prerogative Court of Canterbury and related Probate Jurisdictions: Will Registers [S0001]
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        in the name of god I Henry Strudwicke of Crouch lande within the parish of Kirdford in the county of Sussex gentleman being sick in body of good and perfect memory I praise my god for it doe make and ordain this my last will and testament in manner and form following (that is to say) first and principally I committ my soul unto the mercifull hands of almighty god my saviour and redeemer assuredly believing by and through the only merritts bitter death and redemtion of my blessed saviour and believing in jesus christ obtayne full and free pardon and remission of all my sinnes and a eternall life in glory when this tabernacle of my body shall be dissolved and so forthings such worldly goods and estate as the lord hath bestowed uppon me in this life I do dispose thereof as followeth (that is to say) first: I do give and bequeath all of that my mansion dwelling house wherein I now dwell called Crouch lande with all barnes buildings gardens orchards lands tenements hereditaments and premises to the same belonging with them and upon of them appetayning and all my lands and tenements called Nuthurst and Hartes, Rayles and Speares Hardneps and Hams and also all those my lands called Bittles, Rumbolls Foxbridge and Studwicks Wood or by whatsoever other name or names the same or any part or parcell thereof and or have been called, with them and every of their appurtenances contayning in the whole by estimation five hundred and eighty acres of lande more or less unto William Strudwicke my sonne and to his heires forever to have and to hold to him the said William Strudwicke my sonne and too his heires and assigned for evermore item: I do give and bequeath unto my daughter Catherine Williams tenne pounds item: I do give unto my daughter Jane Drawater tenne pounds item: I do give and bequeath unto my daughter Dusabella Hammond tenne pounds to be paid by my executors after named item: all the rest and remainder of my goods and chattels and leases and of my my personall estate whatsoever unbequeathed my debts and legacyes paid and this my will and testament well and faithfully performed I wholly give and bequeath unto William Strudwicke my sonne which said William Strudwicke I do make and ordain full whole and sole executor of this my last will and testament and I do nominate and appoint my trusted and much beloved friends Christopher Coles gentleman and John Tanner yeoman to be overseers of this my last will and testament earnestly desiring and requesting them to be ayding and assisting to my executor in the executionof this my will their charges and expenses being all paid out of my estate and to give an amount to my sonne in his mynoritie when he shall of them require it, and in the mean time I give them full power and authoritie to take all amounts of all my rents and to manage my iron works and all my landes on my executors behalf, and to take and receive and pay as they shall think fitt, giving a faire amount out every year to my executor or his assigned, haveing a reasonable allowance for their paynes and expenses out of my goods and rents as shall be thought fitt by honest and indifferent men, if my sonne and they shall desire it. and in witness that this is my very will and testament and revoking all former wills by me made, do hereunto set my hand and seale this sixth day of september in the year of our lord christ one thousand six hundred fifty and seven Henry Strudwicke read signed sealed and published to be the last will and testament in the presence of us John Knight Richard Napper proved 1662

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        in the name of god I Henry Strudwicke of Crouch lande within the parish of Kirdford in the county of Sussex gentleman being sick in body of good and perfect memory I praise my god for it doe make and ordain this my last will and testament in manner and form following (that is to say) first and principally I committ my soul unto the mercifull hands of almighty god my saviour and redeemer assuredly believing by and through the only merritts bitter death and redemtion of my blessed saviour and believing in jesus christ obtayne full and free pardon and remission of all my sinnes and a eternall life in glory when this tabernacle of my body shall be dissolved and so forthings such worldly goods and estate as the lord hath bestowed uppon me in this life I do dispose thereof as followeth (that is to say) first: I do give and bequeath all of that my mansion dwelling house wherein I now dwell called Crouch lande with all barnes buildings gardens orchards lands tenements hereditaments and premises to the same belonging with them and upon of them appetayning and all my lands and tenements called Nuthurst and Hartes, Rayles and Speares Hardneps and Hams and also all those my lands called Bittles, Rumbolls Foxbridge and Studwicks Wood or by whatsoever other name or names the same or any part or parcell thereof and or have been called, with them and every of their appurtenances contayning in the whole by estimation five hundred and eighty acres of lande more or less unto William Strudwicke my sonne and to his heires forever to have and to hold to him the said William Strudwicke my sonne and too his heires and assigned for evermore item: I do give and bequeath unto my daughter Catherine Williams tenne pounds item: I do give unto my daughter Jane Drawater tenne pounds item: I do give and bequeath unto my daughter Dusabella Hammond tenne pounds to be paid by my executors after named item: all the rest and remainder of my goods and chattels and leases and of my my personall estate whatsoever unbequeathed my debts and legacyes paid and this my will and testament well and faithfully performed I wholly give and bequeath unto William Strudwicke my sonne which said William Strudwicke I do make and ordain full whole and sole executor of this my last will and testament and I do nominate and appoint my trusted and much beloved friends Christopher Coles gentleman and John Tanner yeoman to be overseers of this my last will and testament earnestly desiring and requesting them to be ayding and assisting to my executor in the executionof this my will their charges and expenses being all paid out of my estate and to give an amount to my sonne in his mynoritie when he shall of them require it, and in the mean time I give them full power and authoritie to take all amounts of all my rents and to manage my iron works and all my landes on my executors behalf, and to take and receive and pay as they shall think fitt, giving a faire amount out every year to my executor or his assigned, haveing a reasonable allowance for their paynes and expenses out of my goods and rents as shall be thought fitt by honest and indifferent men, if my sonne and they shall desire it. and in witness that this is my very will and testament and revoking all former wills by me made, do hereunto set my hand and seale this sixth day of september in the year of our lord christ one thousand six hundred fifty and seven Henry Strudwicke read signed sealed and published to be the last will and testament in the presence of us John Knight Richard Napper proved 1662

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        in the name of god I Henry Strudwicke of Crouch lande within the parish of Kirdford in the county of Sussex gentleman being sick in body of good and perfect memory I praise my god for it doe make and ordain this my last will and testament in manner and form following (that is to say) first and principally I committ my soul unto the mercifull hands of almighty god my saviour and redeemer assuredly believing by and through the only merritts bitter death and redemtion of my blessed saviour and believing in jesus christ obtayne full and free pardon and remission of all my sinnes and a eternall life in glory when this tabernacle of my body shall be dissolved and so forthings such worldly goods and estate as the lord hath bestowed uppon me in this life I do dispose thereof as followeth (that is to say) first: I do give and bequeath all of that my mansion dwelling house wherein I now dwell called Crouch lande with all barnes buildings gardens orchards lands tenements hereditaments and premises to the same belonging with them and upon of them appetayning and all my lands and tenements called Nuthurst and Hartes, Rayles and Speares Hardneps and Hams and also all those my lands called Bittles, Rumbolls Foxbridge and Studwicks Wood or by whatsoever other name or names the same or any part or parcell thereof and or have been called, with them and every of their appurtenances contayning in the whole by estimation five hundred and eighty acres of lande more or less unto William Strudwicke my sonne and to his heires forever to have and to hold to him the said William Strudwicke my sonne and too his heires and assigned for evermore item: I do give and bequeath unto my daughter Catherine Williams tenne pounds item: I do give unto my daughter Jane Drawater tenne pounds item: I do give and bequeath unto my daughter Dusabella Hammond tenne pounds to be paid by my executors after named item: all the rest and remainder of my goods and chattels and leases and of my my personall estate whatsoever unbequeathed my debts and legacyes paid and this my will and testament well and faithfully performed I wholly give and bequeath unto William Strudwicke my sonne which said William Strudwicke I do make and ordain full whole and sole executor of this my last will and testament and I do nominate and appoint my trusted and much beloved friends Christopher Coles gentleman and John Tanner yeoman to be overseers of this my last will and testament earnestly desiring and requesting them to be ayding and assisting to my executor in the executionof this my will their charges and expenses being all paid out of my estate and to give an amount to my sonne in his mynoritie when he shall of them require it, and in the mean time I give them full power and authoritie to take all amounts of all my rents and to manage my iron works and all my landes on my executors behalf, and to take and receive and pay as they shall think fitt, giving a faire amount out every year to my executor or his assigned, haveing a reasonable allowance for their paynes and expenses out of my goods and rents as shall be thought fitt by honest and indifferent men, if my sonne and they shall desire it. and in witness that this is my very will and testament and revoking all former wills by me made, do hereunto set my hand and seale this sixth day of september in the year of our lord christ one thousand six hundred fifty and seven Henry Strudwicke read signed sealed and published to be the last will and testament in the presence of us John Knight Richard Napper proved 1662

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        in the name of god I Henry Strudwicke of Crouch lande within the parish of Kirdford in the county of Sussex gentleman being sick in body of good and perfect memory I praise my god for it doe make and ordain this my last will and testament in manner and form following (that is to say) first and principally I committ my soul unto the mercifull hands of almighty god my saviour and redeemer assuredly believing by and through the only merritts bitter death and redemtion of my blessed saviour and believing in jesus christ obtayne full and free pardon and remission of all my sinnes and a eternall life in glory when this tabernacle of my body shall be dissolved and so forthings such worldly goods and estate as the lord hath bestowed uppon me in this life I do dispose thereof as followeth (that is to say) first: I do give and bequeath all of that my mansion dwelling house wherein I now dwell called Crouch lande with all barnes buildings gardens orchards lands tenements hereditaments and premises to the same belonging with them and upon of them appetayning and all my lands and tenements called Nuthurst and Hartes, Rayles and Speares Hardneps and Hams and also all those my lands called Bittles, Rumbolls Foxbridge and Studwicks Wood or by whatsoever other name or names the same or any part or parcell thereof and or have been called, with them and every of their appurtenances contayning in the whole by estimation five hundred and eighty acres of lande more or less unto William Strudwicke my sonne and to his heires forever to have and to hold to him the said William Strudwicke my sonne and too his heires and assigned for evermore item: I do give and bequeath unto my daughter Catherine Williams tenne pounds item: I do give unto my daughter Jane Drawater tenne pounds item: I do give and bequeath unto my daughter Dusabella Hammond tenne pounds to be paid by my executors after named item: all the rest and remainder of my goods and chattels and leases and of my my personall estate whatsoever unbequeathed my debts and legacyes paid and this my will and testament well and faithfully performed I wholly give and bequeath unto William Strudwicke my sonne which said William Strudwicke I do make and ordain full whole and sole executor of this my last will and testament and I do nominate and appoint my trusted and much beloved friends Christopher Coles gentleman and John Tanner yeoman to be overseers of this my last will and testament earnestly desiring and requesting them to be ayding and assisting to my executor in the executionof this my will their charges and expenses being all paid out of my estate and to give an amount to my sonne in his mynoritie when he shall of them require it, and in the mean time I give them full power and authoritie to take all amounts of all my rents and to manage my iron works and all my landes on my executors behalf, and to take and receive and pay as they shall think fitt, giving a faire amount out every year to my executor or his assigned, haveing a reasonable allowance for their paynes and expenses out of my goods and rents as shall be thought fitt by honest and indifferent men, if my sonne and they shall desire it. and in witness that this is my very will and testament and revoking all former wills by me made, do hereunto set my hand and seale this sixth day of september in the year of our lord christ one thousand six hundred fifty and seven Henry Strudwicke read signed sealed and published to be the last will and testament in the presence of us John Knight Richard Napper proved 1662

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        in the name of god I Henry Strudwicke of Crouch lande within the parish of Kirdford in the county of Sussex gentleman being sick in body of good and perfect memory I praise my god for it doe make and ordain this my last will and testament in manner and form following (that is to say) first and principally I committ my soul unto the mercifull hands of almighty god my saviour and redeemer assuredly believing by and through the only merritts bitter death and redemtion of my blessed saviour and believing in jesus christ obtayne full and free pardon and remission of all my sinnes and a eternall life in glory when this tabernacle of my body shall be dissolved and so forthings such worldly goods and estate as the lord hath bestowed uppon me in this life I do dispose thereof as followeth (that is to say) first: I do give and bequeath all of that my mansion dwelling house wherein I now dwell called Crouch lande with all barnes buildings gardens orchards lands tenements hereditaments and premises to the same belonging with them and upon of them appetayning and all my lands and tenements called Nuthurst and Hartes, Rayles and Speares Hardneps and Hams and also all those my lands called Bittles, Rumbolls Foxbridge and Studwicks Wood or by whatsoever other name or names the same or any part or parcell thereof and or have been called, with them and every of their appurtenances contayning in the whole by estimation five hundred and eighty acres of lande more or less unto William Strudwicke my sonne and to his heires forever to have and to hold to him the said William Strudwicke my sonne and too his heires and assigned for evermore item: I do give and bequeath unto my daughter Catherine Williams tenne pounds item: I do give unto my daughter Jane Drawater tenne pounds item: I do give and bequeath unto my daughter Dusabella Hammond tenne pounds to be paid by my executors after named item: all the rest and remainder of my goods and chattels and leases and of my my personall estate whatsoever unbequeathed my debts and legacyes paid and this my will and testament well and faithfully performed I wholly give and bequeath unto William Strudwicke my sonne which said William Strudwicke I do make and ordain full whole and sole executor of this my last will and testament and I do nominate and appoint my trusted and much beloved friends Christopher Coles gentleman and John Tanner yeoman to be overseers of this my last will and testament earnestly desiring and requesting them to be ayding and assisting to my executor in the executionof this my will their charges and expenses being all paid out of my estate and to give an amount to my sonne in his mynoritie when he shall of them require it, and in the mean time I give them full power and authoritie to take all amounts of all my rents and to manage my iron works and all my landes on my executors behalf, and to take and receive and pay as they shall think fitt, giving a faire amount out every year to my executor or his assigned, haveing a reasonable allowance for their paynes and expenses out of my goods and rents as shall be thought fitt by honest and indifferent men, if my sonne and they shall desire it. and in witness that this is my very will and testament and revoking all former wills by me made, do hereunto set my hand and seale this sixth day of september in the year of our lord christ one thousand six hundred fifty and seven Henry Strudwicke read signed sealed and published to be the last will and testament in the presence of us John Knight Richard Napper proved 1662

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        in the name of god I Henry Strudwicke of Crouch lande within the parish of Kirdford in the county of Sussex gentleman being sick in body of good and perfect memory I praise my god for it doe make and ordain this my last will and testament in manner and form following (that is to say) first and principally I committ my soul unto the mercifull hands of almighty god my saviour and redeemer assuredly believing by and through the only merritts bitter death and redemtion of my blessed saviour and believing in jesus christ obtayne full and free pardon and remission of all my sinnes and a eternall life in glory when this tabernacle of my body shall be dissolved and so forthings such worldly goods and estate as the lord hath bestowed uppon me in this life I do dispose thereof as followeth (that is to say) first: I do give and bequeath all of that my mansion dwelling house wherein I now dwell called Crouch lande with all barnes buildings gardens orchards lands tenements hereditaments and premises to the same belonging with them and upon of them appetayning and all my lands and tenements called Nuthurst and Hartes, Rayles and Speares Hardneps and Hams and also all those my lands called Bittles, Rumbolls Foxbridge and Studwicks Wood or by whatsoever other name or names the same or any part or parcell thereof and or have been called, with them and every of their appurtenances contayning in the whole by estimation five hundred and eighty acres of lande more or less unto William Strudwicke my sonne and to his heires forever to have and to hold to him the said William Strudwicke my sonne and too his heires and assigned for evermore item: I do give and bequeath unto my daughter Catherine Williams tenne pounds item: I do give unto my daughter Jane Drawater tenne pounds item: I do give and bequeath unto my daughter Dusabella Hammond tenne pounds to be paid by my executors after named item: all the rest and remainder of my goods and chattels and leases and of my my personall estate whatsoever unbequeathed my debts and legacyes paid and this my will and testament well and faithfully performed I wholly give and bequeath unto William Strudwicke my sonne which said William Strudwicke I do make and ordain full whole and sole executor of this my last will and testament and I do nominate and appoint my trusted and much beloved friends Christopher Coles gentleman and John Tanner yeoman to be overseers of this my last will and testament earnestly desiring and requesting them to be ayding and assisting to my executor in the executionof this my will their charges and expenses being all paid out of my estate and to give an amount to my sonne in his mynoritie when he shall of them require it, and in the mean time I give them full power and authoritie to take all amounts of all my rents and to manage my iron works and all my landes on my executors behalf, and to take and receive and pay as they shall think fitt, giving a faire amount out every year to my executor or his assigned, haveing a reasonable allowance for their paynes and expenses out of my goods and rents as shall be thought fitt by honest and indifferent men, if my sonne and they shall desire it. and in witness that this is my very will and testament and revoking all former wills by me made, do hereunto set my hand and seale this sixth day of september in the year of our lord christ one thousand six hundred fifty and seven Henry Strudwicke read signed sealed and published to be the last will and testament in the presence of us John Knight Richard Napper proved 1662

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        in the name of god I Henry Strudwicke of Crouch lande within the parish of Kirdford in the county of Sussex gentleman being sick in body of good and perfect memory I praise my god for it doe make and ordain this my last will and testament in manner and form following (that is to say) first and principally I committ my soul unto the mercifull hands of almighty god my saviour and redeemer assuredly believing by and through the only merritts bitter death and redemtion of my blessed saviour and believing in jesus christ obtayne full and free pardon and remission of all my sinnes and a eternall life in glory when this tabernacle of my body shall be dissolved and so forthings such worldly goods and estate as the lord hath bestowed uppon me in this life I do dispose thereof as followeth (that is to say) first: I do give and bequeath all of that my mansion dwelling house wherein I now dwell called Crouch lande with all barnes buildings gardens orchards lands tenements hereditaments and premises to the same belonging with them and upon of them appetayning and all my lands and tenements called Nuthurst and Hartes, Rayles and Speares Hardneps and Hams and also all those my lands called Bittles, Rumbolls Foxbridge and Studwicks Wood or by whatsoever other name or names the same or any part or parcell thereof and or have been called, with them and every of their appurtenances contayning in the whole by estimation five hundred and eighty acres of lande more or less unto William Strudwicke my sonne and to his heires forever to have and to hold to him the said William Strudwicke my sonne and too his heires and assigned for evermore item: I do give and bequeath unto my daughter Catherine Williams tenne pounds item: I do give unto my daughter Jane Drawater tenne pounds item: I do give and bequeath unto my daughter Dusabella Hammond tenne pounds to be paid by my executors after named item: all the rest and remainder of my goods and chattels and leases and of my my personall estate whatsoever unbequeathed my debts and legacyes paid and this my will and testament well and faithfully performed I wholly give and bequeath unto William Strudwicke my sonne which said William Strudwicke I do make and ordain full whole and sole executor of this my last will and testament and I do nominate and appoint my trusted and much beloved friends Christopher Coles gentleman and John Tanner yeoman to be overseers of this my last will and testament earnestly desiring and requesting them to be ayding and assisting to my executor in the executionof this my will their charges and expenses being all paid out of my estate and to give an amount to my sonne in his mynoritie when he shall of them require it, and in the mean time I give them full power and authoritie to take all amounts of all my rents and to manage my iron works and all my landes on my executors behalf, and to take and receive and pay as they shall think fitt, giving a faire amount out every year to my executor or his assigned, haveing a reasonable allowance for their paynes and expenses out of my goods and rents as shall be thought fitt by honest and indifferent men, if my sonne and they shall desire it. and in witness that this is my very will and testament and revoking all former wills by me made, do hereunto set my hand and seale this sixth day of september in the year of our lord christ one thousand six hundred fifty and seven Henry Strudwicke read signed sealed and published to be the last will and testament in the presence of us John Knight Richard Napper proved 1662

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        in the name of god I Henry Strudwicke of Crouch lande within the parish of Kirdford in the county of Sussex gentleman being sick in body of good and perfect memory I praise my god for it doe make and ordain this my last will and testament in manner and form following (that is to say) first and principally I committ my soul unto the mercifull hands of almighty god my saviour and redeemer assuredly believing by and through the only merritts bitter death and redemtion of my blessed saviour and believing in jesus christ obtayne full and free pardon and remission of all my sinnes and a eternall life in glory when this tabernacle of my body shall be dissolved and so forthings such worldly goods and estate as the lord hath bestowed uppon me in this life I do dispose thereof as followeth (that is to say) first: I do give and bequeath all of that my mansion dwelling house wherein I now dwell called Crouch lande with all barnes buildings gardens orchards lands tenements hereditaments and premises to the same belonging with them and upon of them appetayning and all my lands and tenements called Nuthurst and Hartes, Rayles and Speares Hardneps and Hams and also all those my lands called Bittles, Rumbolls Foxbridge and Studwicks Wood or by whatsoever other name or names the same or any part or parcell thereof and or have been called, with them and every of their appurtenances contayning in the whole by estimation five hundred and eighty acres of lande more or less unto William Strudwicke my sonne and to his heires forever to have and to hold to him the said William Strudwicke my sonne and too his heires and assigned for evermore item: I do give and bequeath unto my daughter Catherine Williams tenne pounds item: I do give unto my daughter Jane Drawater tenne pounds item: I do give and bequeath unto my daughter Dusabella Hammond tenne pounds to be paid by my executors after named item: all the rest and remainder of my goods and chattels and leases and of my my personall estate whatsoever unbequeathed my debts and legacyes paid and this my will and testament well and faithfully performed I wholly give and bequeath unto William Strudwicke my sonne which said William Strudwicke I do make and ordain full whole and sole executor of this my last will and testament and I do nominate and appoint my trusted and much beloved friends Christopher Coles gentleman and John Tanner yeoman to be overseers of this my last will and testament earnestly desiring and requesting them to be ayding and assisting to my executor in the executionof this my will their charges and expenses being all paid out of my estate and to give an amount to my sonne in his mynoritie when he shall of them require it, and in the mean time I give them full power and authoritie to take all amounts of all my rents and to manage my iron works and all my landes on my executors behalf, and to take and receive and pay as they shall think fitt, giving a faire amount out every year to my executor or his assigned, haveing a reasonable allowance for their paynes and expenses out of my goods and rents as shall be thought fitt by honest and indifferent men, if my sonne and they shall desire it. and in witness that this is my very will and testament and revoking all former wills by me made, do hereunto set my hand and seale this sixth day of september in the year of our lord christ one thousand six hundred fifty and seven Henry Strudwicke read signed sealed and published to be the last will and testament in the presence of us John Knight Richard Napper proved 1662

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        in the name of god I Henry Strudwicke of Crouch lande within the parish of Kirdford in the county of Sussex gentleman being sick in body of good and perfect memory I praise my god for it doe make and ordain this my last will and testament in manner and form following (that is to say) first and principally I committ my soul unto the mercifull hands of almighty god my saviour and redeemer assuredly believing by and through the only merritts bitter death and redemtion of my blessed saviour and believing in jesus christ obtayne full and free pardon and remission of all my sinnes and a eternall life in glory when this tabernacle of my body shall be dissolved and so forthings such worldly goods and estate as the lord hath bestowed uppon me in this life I do dispose thereof as followeth (that is to say) first: I do give and bequeath all of that my mansion dwelling house wherein I now dwell called Crouch lande with all barnes buildings gardens orchards lands tenements hereditaments and premises to the same belonging with them and upon of them appetayning and all my lands and tenements called Nuthurst and Hartes, Rayles and Speares Hardneps and Hams and also all those my lands called Bittles, Rumbolls Foxbridge and Studwicks Wood or by whatsoever other name or names the same or any part or parcell thereof and or have been called, with them and every of their appurtenances contayning in the whole by estimation five hundred and eighty acres of lande more or less unto William Strudwicke my sonne and to his heires forever to have and to hold to him the said William Strudwicke my sonne and too his heires and assigned for evermore item: I do give and bequeath unto my daughter Catherine Williams tenne pounds item: I do give unto my daughter Jane Drawater tenne pounds item: I do give and bequeath unto my daughter Dusabella Hammond tenne pounds to be paid by my executors after named item: all the rest and remainder of my goods and chattels and leases and of my my personall estate whatsoever unbequeathed my debts and legacyes paid and this my will and testament well and faithfully performed I wholly give and bequeath unto William Strudwicke my sonne which said William Strudwicke I do make and ordain full whole and sole executor of this my last will and testament and I do nominate and appoint my trusted and much beloved friends Christopher Coles gentleman and John Tanner yeoman to be overseers of this my last will and testament earnestly desiring and requesting them to be ayding and assisting to my executor in the executionof this my will their charges and expenses being all paid out of my estate and to give an amount to my sonne in his mynoritie when he shall of them require it, and in the mean time I give them full power and authoritie to take all amounts of all my rents and to manage my iron works and all my landes on my executors behalf, and to take and receive and pay as they shall think fitt, giving a faire amount out every year to my executor or his assigned, haveing a reasonable allowance for their paynes and expenses out of my goods and rents as shall be thought fitt by honest and indifferent men, if my sonne and they shall desire it. and in witness that this is my very will and testament and revoking all former wills by me made, do hereunto set my hand and seale this sixth day of september in the year of our lord christ one thousand six hundred fifty and seven Henry Strudwicke read signed sealed and published to be the last will and testament in the presence of us John Knight Richard Napper proved 1662

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         in the name of god I Henry Strudwicke of Crouch lande within the parish of Kirdford in the county of Sussex gentleman being sick in body of good and perfect memory I praise my god for it doe make and ordain this my last will and testament in manner and form following (that is to say) first and principally I committ my soul unto the mercifull hands of almighty god my saviour and redeemer assuredly believing by and through the only merritts bitter death and redemtion of my blessed saviour and believing in jesus christ obtayne full and free pardon and remission of all my sinnes and a eternall life in glory when this tabernacle of my body shall be dissolved and so forthings such worldly goods and estate as the lord hath bestowed uppon me in this life I do dispose thereof as followeth (that is to say) first: I do give and bequeath all of that my mansion dwelling house wherein I now dwell called Crouch lande with all barnes buildings gardens orchards lands tenements hereditaments and premises to the same belonging with them and upon of them appetayning and all my lands and tenements called Nuthurst and Hartes, Rayles and Speares Hardneps and Hams and also all those my lands called Bittles, Rumbolls Foxbridge and Studwicks Wood or by whatsoever other name or names the same or any part or parcell thereof and or have been called, with them and every of their appurtenances contayning in the whole by estimation five hundred and eighty acres of lande more or less unto William Strudwicke my sonne and to his heires forever to have and to hold to him the said William Strudwicke my sonne and too his heires and assigned for evermore item: I do give and bequeath unto my daughter Catherine Williams tenne pounds item: I do give unto my daughter Jane Drawater tenne pounds item: I do give and bequeath unto my daughter Dusabella Hammond tenne pounds to be paid by my executors after named item: all the rest and remainder of my goods and chattels and leases and of my my personall estate whatsoever unbequeathed my debts and legacyes paid and this my will and testament well and faithfully performed I wholly give and bequeath unto William Strudwicke my sonne which said William Strudwicke I do make and ordain full whole and sole executor of this my last will and testament and I do nominate and appoint my trusted and much beloved friends Christopher Coles gentleman and John Tanner yeoman to be overseers of this my last will and testament earnestly desiring and requesting them to be ayding and assisting to my executor in the executionof this my will their charges and expenses being all paid out of my estate and to give an amount to my sonne in his mynoritie when he shall of them require it, and in the mean time I give them full power and authoritie to take all amounts of all my rents and to manage my iron works and all my landes on my executors behalf, and to take and receive and pay as they shall think fitt, giving a faire amount out every year to my executor or his assigned, haveing a reasonable allowance for their paynes and expenses out of my goods and rents as shall be thought fitt by honest and indifferent men, if my sonne and they shall desire it. and in witness that this is my very will and testament and revoking all former wills by me made, do hereunto set my hand and seale this sixth day of september in the year of our lord christ one thousand six hundred fifty and seven Henry Strudwicke read signed sealed and published to be the last will and testament in the presence of us John Knight Richard Napper proved 1662

   11. • Page: 1662 Will of Henry Strudwicke PROB 11 308 301
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         in the name of god I Henry Strudwicke of Crouch lande within the parish of Kirdford in the county of Sussex gentleman being sick in body of good and perfect memory I praise my god for it doe make and ordain this my last will and testament in manner and form following (that is to say) first and principally I committ my soul unto the mercifull hands of almighty god my saviour and redeemer assuredly believing by and through the only merritts bitter death and redemtion of my blessed saviour and believing in jesus christ obtayne full and free pardon and remission of all my sinnes and a eternall life in glory when this tabernacle of my body shall be dissolved and so forthings such worldly goods and estate as the lord hath bestowed uppon me in this life I do dispose thereof as followeth (that is to say) first: I do give and bequeath all of that my mansion dwelling house wherein I now dwell called Crouch lande with all barnes buildings gardens orchards lands tenements hereditaments and premises to the same belonging with them and upon of them appetayning and all my lands and tenements called Nuthurst and Hartes, Rayles and Speares Hardneps and Hams and also all those my lands called Bittles, Rumbolls Foxbridge and Studwicks Wood or by whatsoever other name or names the same or any part or parcell thereof and or have been called, with them and every of their appurtenances contayning in the whole by estimation five hundred and eighty acres of lande more or less unto William Strudwicke my sonne and to his heires forever to have and to hold to him the said William Strudwicke my sonne and too his heires and assigned for evermore item: I do give and bequeath unto my daughter Catherine Williams tenne pounds item: I do give unto my daughter Jane Drawater tenne pounds item: I do give and bequeath unto my daughter Dusabella Hammond tenne pounds to be paid by my executors after named item: all the rest and remainder of my goods and chattels and leases and of my my personall estate whatsoever unbequeathed my debts and legacyes paid and this my will and testament well and faithfully performed I wholly give and bequeath unto William Strudwicke my sonne which said William Strudwicke I do make and ordain full whole and sole executor of this my last will and testament and I do nominate and appoint my trusted and much beloved friends Christopher Coles gentleman and John Tanner yeoman to be overseers of this my last will and testament earnestly desiring and requesting them to be ayding and assisting to my executor in the executionof this my will their charges and expenses being all paid out of my estate and to give an amount to my sonne in his mynoritie when he shall of them require it, and in the mean time I give them full power and authoritie to take all amounts of all my rents and to manage my iron works and all my landes on my executors behalf, and to take and receive and pay as they shall think fitt, giving a faire amount out every year to my executor or his assigned, haveing a reasonable allowance for their paynes and expenses out of my goods and rents as shall be thought fitt by honest and indifferent men, if my sonne and they shall desire it. and in witness that this is my very will and testament and revoking all former wills by me made, do hereunto set my hand and seale this sixth day of september in the year of our lord christ one thousand six hundred fifty and seven Henry Strudwicke read signed sealed and published to be the last will and testament in the presence of us John Knight Richard Napper proved 1662

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         in the name of god I Henry Strudwicke of Crouch lande within the parish of Kirdford in the county of Sussex gentleman being sick in body of good and perfect memory I praise my god for it doe make and ordain this my last will and testament in manner and form following (that is to say) first and principally I committ my soul unto the mercifull hands of almighty god my saviour and redeemer assuredly believing by and through the only merritts bitter death and redemtion of my blessed saviour and believing in jesus christ obtayne full and free pardon and remission of all my sinnes and a eternall life in glory when this tabernacle of my body shall be dissolved and so forthings such worldly goods and estate as the lord hath bestowed uppon me in this life I do dispose thereof as followeth (that is to say) first: I do give and bequeath all of that my mansion dwelling house wherein I now dwell called Crouch lande with all barnes buildings gardens orchards lands tenements hereditaments and premises to the same belonging with them and upon of them appetayning and all my lands and tenements called Nuthurst and Hartes, Rayles and Speares Hardneps and Hams and also all those my lands called Bittles, Rumbolls Foxbridge and Studwicks Wood or by whatsoever other name or names the same or any part or parcell thereof and or have been called, with them and every of their appurtenances contayning in the whole by estimation five hundred and eighty acres of lande more or less unto William Strudwicke my sonne and to his heires forever to have and to hold to him the said William Strudwicke my sonne and too his heires and assigned for evermore item: I do give and bequeath unto my daughter Catherine Williams tenne pounds item: I do give unto my daughter Jane Drawater tenne pounds item: I do give and bequeath unto my daughter Dusabella Hammond tenne pounds to be paid by my executors after named item: all the rest and remainder of my goods and chattels and leases and of my my personall estate whatsoever unbequeathed my debts and legacyes paid and this my will and testament well and faithfully performed I wholly give and bequeath unto William Strudwicke my sonne which said William Strudwicke I do make and ordain full whole and sole executor of this my last will and testament and I do nominate and appoint my trusted and much beloved friends Christopher Coles gentleman and John Tanner yeoman to be overseers of this my last will and testament earnestly desiring and requesting them to be ayding and assisting to my executor in the executionof this my will their charges and expenses being all paid out of my estate and to give an amount to my sonne in his mynoritie when he shall of them require it, and in the mean time I give them full power and authoritie to take all amounts of all my rents and to manage my iron works and all my landes on my executors behalf, and to take and receive and pay as they shall think fitt, giving a faire amount out every year to my executor or his assigned, haveing a reasonable allowance for their paynes and expenses out of my goods and rents as shall be thought fitt by honest and indifferent men, if my sonne and they shall desire it. and in witness that this is my very will and testament and revoking all former wills by me made, do hereunto set my hand and seale this sixth day of september in the year of our lord christ one thousand six hundred fifty and seven Henry Strudwicke read signed sealed and published to be the last will and testament in the presence of us John Knight Richard Napper proved 1662

2. A2A Access to Archives [S0079]
   1. • Page: Add Mss 10262 10 June 1666
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        Release, in consideration of £1014 Reference:Add Mss 10,262 Description:(a) William Strudwick of Cothstronge in Kirdford, gent., son and heir of Henry Strudwick of Crouchland in Kirdford, gent., dec'd., (b) Thomas Strudwick of London, citizen and clothworker, and (c) Richard Stringer of Petworth, mercer, of interest in the property as in Add Mss no. 10,260 Witnesses: Thomas Barnard, Robert Strudwicke, William Dee, junior, John Cage, William Strudwicke, George Seymor and Robert Johnson

   2. • Page: Add Mss 10259 23 April 1664
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        Release Reference:Add Mss 10,259 Description:From (a) William Strudwick of Kirdford, gent., son and heir of Henry Strudwick, late of Crouchland in Kirdford, gent., dec'd., to (b) Thomas Hanbury of Buriton, co. Hants., gent., of his interest in property as in Add Mss no. 10,237 Witnesses: Robert Johnson and Thomas Willis

   3. • Page: Add Mss 10263 Trinity Term 1666
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        Final Concord, between (a) Richard Stringer, and (b) Thomas Strudwick and Elizabeth, his wife Reference:Add Mss 10,263 Description:3 messuages, 100a. land, 10a. meadow, 40a. pasture, 10a. woods and 20a. of land and water in Kirdford

   4. • Page: Add Mss 10237 10 June 1653
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        Title:Deed to lead the uses of a fine Reference:Add Mss 10,237 Description:From (a) Baynham Throckmorton of Clowerwall, co. Gloucs, esq., son and heir of Sir Baynham Throckmorton, bart., and Mary, his wife, only dau. and heir of Gyles Garton, late of Billingshurst, esq., dec'd., to (b) Henry Strudwick of Crouchland in Kirdford, gent Messuages, lands, tenements and woods (233a.) called Strudgwick Wood in Kirdford, in occ. of (b), and Nicholas Perry Witnesses: Robert Johnson, Nicholas Carew, Francis Booker, and Christopher Coles. The recitals in Add Mss nos. 10,238 and 10,245, show that this deed is in the nature of a conveyance: see Add Mss no. 10,245. Both this deed, and Add Mss no. 10,245, mention consideration money

   5. • Page: Add Mss 10262 10 June 1666
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        Release, in consideration of £1014 Reference:Add Mss 10,262 Description:(a) William Strudwick of Cothstronge in Kirdford, gent., son and heir of Henry Strudwick of Crouchland in Kirdford, gent., dec'd., (b) Thomas Strudwick of London, citizen and clothworker, and (c) Richard Stringer of Petworth, mercer, of interest in the property as in Add Mss no. 10,260 Witnesses: Thomas Barnard, Robert Strudwicke, William Dee, junior, John Cage, William Strudwicke, George Seymor and Robert Johnson

   6. • Page: Add Mss 10262 10 June 1666
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        Release, in consideration of £1014 Reference:Add Mss 10,262 Description:(a) William Strudwick of Cothstronge in Kirdford, gent., son and heir of Henry Strudwick of Crouchland in Kirdford, gent., dec'd., (b) Thomas Strudwick of London, citizen and clothworker, and (c) Richard Stringer of Petworth, mercer, of interest in the property as in Add Mss no. 10,260 Witnesses: Thomas Barnard, Robert Strudwicke, William Dee, junior, John Cage, William Strudwicke, George Seymor and Robert Johnson

   7. • Page: Add Mss 10260 9 May 1664 (attested copy 1755)
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        Conveyance (bargain and sale), for nominal consideration Reference:Add Mss 10,260 Description:From (a) William Strudwick of Kirdford, gent., son and heir of Henry Strudwick, late of Crouchland in Kirdford, gent., dec'd., to (b) Richard Stringer of Petworth, mercer Messuage and several parcels of arable land, meadow, pasture and woodground, called Crouchland, nathurst, Hartes, Speeres, Rayles, and Plaistow, messuage and several parcels of land called Strudgwicks Wood, in occ. of (b); messuages and lands called Foxbridge, Priests, Chappell Fields, Little Rumballs Rumbold, Hardneps Hardnips Barn, Brookeland and Hams, in occ. of Thomas Strudwick of London, grocer, all in Kirdford, and all other messuages and lands of (a) in Kirdford and Plaistow; late the lands of Henry Strudwick, dec'd., with equity of redemption (a) and (b) Covenant to levy a fine Witnesses: Christopher Coles, Francis Mose, and Robert Johnson

   8. • Page: Add Mss 10260 9 May 1664 (attested copy 1755)
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        Conveyance (bargain and sale), for nominal consideration Reference:Add Mss 10,260 Description:From (a) William Strudwick of Kirdford, gent., son and heir of Henry Strudwick, late of Crouchland in Kirdford, gent., dec'd., to (b) Richard Stringer of Petworth, mercer Messuage and several parcels of arable land, meadow, pasture and woodground, called Crouchland, nathurst, Hartes, Speeres, Rayles, and Plaistow, messuage and several parcels of land called Strudgwicks Wood, in occ. of (b); messuages and lands called Foxbridge, Priests, Chappell Fields, Little Rumballs Rumbold, Hardneps Hardnips Barn, Brookeland and Hams, in occ. of Thomas Strudwick of London, grocer, all in Kirdford, and all other messuages and lands of (a) in Kirdford and Plaistow; late the lands of Henry Strudwick, dec'd., with equity of redemption (a) and (b) Covenant to levy a fine Witnesses: Christopher Coles, Francis Mose, and Robert Johnson

   9. • Page: Add Mss 10260 9 May 1664 (attested copy 1755)
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        Conveyance (bargain and sale), for nominal consideration Reference:Add Mss 10,260 Description:From (a) William Strudwick of Kirdford, gent., son and heir of Henry Strudwick, late of Crouchland in Kirdford, gent., dec'd., to (b) Richard Stringer of Petworth, mercer Messuage and several parcels of arable land, meadow, pasture and woodground, called Crouchland, nathurst, Hartes, Speeres, Rayles, and Plaistow, messuage and several parcels of land called Strudgwicks Wood, in occ. of (b); messuages and lands called Foxbridge, Priests, Chappell Fields, Little Rumballs Rumbold, Hardneps Hardnips Barn, Brookeland and Hams, in occ. of Thomas Strudwick of London, grocer, all in Kirdford, and all other messuages and lands of (a) in Kirdford and Plaistow; late the lands of Henry Strudwick, dec'd., with equity of redemption (a) and (b) Covenant to levy a fine Witnesses: Christopher Coles, Francis Mose, and Robert Johnson

   10. • Page: Add Mss 10260 9 May 1664 (attested copy 1755)
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         Conveyance (bargain and sale), for nominal consideration Reference:Add Mss 10,260 Description:From (a) William Strudwick of Kirdford, gent., son and heir of Henry Strudwick, late of Crouchland in Kirdford, gent., dec'd., to (b) Richard Stringer of Petworth, mercer Messuage and several parcels of arable land, meadow, pasture and woodground, called Crouchland, nathurst, Hartes, Speeres, Rayles, and Plaistow, messuage and several parcels of land called Strudgwicks Wood, in occ. of (b); messuages and lands called Foxbridge, Priests, Chappell Fields, Little Rumballs Rumbold, Hardneps Hardnips Barn, Brookeland and Hams, in occ. of Thomas Strudwick of London, grocer, all in Kirdford, and all other messuages and lands of (a) in Kirdford and Plaistow; late the lands of Henry Strudwick, dec'd., with equity of redemption (a) and (b) Covenant to levy a fine Witnesses: Christopher Coles, Francis Mose, and Robert Johnson

   11. • Page: Add Mss 10260 9 May 1664 (attested copy 1755)
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         Conveyance (bargain and sale), for nominal consideration Reference:Add Mss 10,260 Description:From (a) William Strudwick of Kirdford, gent., son and heir of Henry Strudwick, late of Crouchland in Kirdford, gent., dec'd., to (b) Richard Stringer of Petworth, mercer Messuage and several parcels of arable land, meadow, pasture and woodground, called Crouchland, nathurst, Hartes, Speeres, Rayles, and Plaistow, messuage and several parcels of land called Strudgwicks Wood, in occ. of (b); messuages and lands called Foxbridge, Priests, Chappell Fields, Little Rumballs Rumbold, Hardneps Hardnips Barn, Brookeland and Hams, in occ. of Thomas Strudwick of London, grocer, all in Kirdford, and all other messuages and lands of (a) in Kirdford and Plaistow; late the lands of Henry Strudwick, dec'd., with equity of redemption (a) and (b) Covenant to levy a fine Witnesses: Christopher Coles, Francis Mose, and Robert Johnson

   12. • Page: Add Mss 10260 9 May 1664 (attested copy 1755)
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         Conveyance (bargain and sale), for nominal consideration Reference:Add Mss 10,260 Description:From (a) William Strudwick of Kirdford, gent., son and heir of Henry Strudwick, late of Crouchland in Kirdford, gent., dec'd., to (b) Richard Stringer of Petworth, mercer Messuage and several parcels of arable land, meadow, pasture and woodground, called Crouchland, nathurst, Hartes, Speeres, Rayles, and Plaistow, messuage and several parcels of land called Strudgwicks Wood, in occ. of (b); messuages and lands called Foxbridge, Priests, Chappell Fields, Little Rumballs Rumbold, Hardneps Hardnips Barn, Brookeland and Hams, in occ. of Thomas Strudwick of London, grocer, all in Kirdford, and all other messuages and lands of (a) in Kirdford and Plaistow; late the lands of Henry Strudwick, dec'd., with equity of redemption (a) and (b) Covenant to levy a fine Witnesses: Christopher Coles, Francis Mose, and Robert Johnson

   13. • Page: Add Mss 10260 9 May 1664 (attested copy 1755)
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         Conveyance (bargain and sale), for nominal consideration Reference:Add Mss 10,260 Description:From (a) William Strudwick of Kirdford, gent., son and heir of Henry Strudwick, late of Crouchland in Kirdford, gent., dec'd., to (b) Richard Stringer of Petworth, mercer Messuage and several parcels of arable land, meadow, pasture and woodground, called Crouchland, nathurst, Hartes, Speeres, Rayles, and Plaistow, messuage and several parcels of land called Strudgwicks Wood, in occ. of (b); messuages and lands called Foxbridge, Priests, Chappell Fields, Little Rumballs Rumbold, Hardneps Hardnips Barn, Brookeland and Hams, in occ. of Thomas Strudwick of London, grocer, all in Kirdford, and all other messuages and lands of (a) in Kirdford and Plaistow; late the lands of Henry Strudwick, dec'd., with equity of redemption (a) and (b) Covenant to levy a fine Witnesses: Christopher Coles, Francis Mose, and Robert Johnson

   14. • Page: Add Mss 10260 9 May 1664 (attested copy 1755)
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         Conveyance (bargain and sale), for nominal consideration Reference:Add Mss 10,260 Description:From (a) William Strudwick of Kirdford, gent., son and heir of Henry Strudwick, late of Crouchland in Kirdford, gent., dec'd., to (b) Richard Stringer of Petworth, mercer Messuage and several parcels of arable land, meadow, pasture and woodground, called Crouchland, nathurst, Hartes, Speeres, Rayles, and Plaistow, messuage and several parcels of land called Strudgwicks Wood, in occ. of (b); messuages and lands called Foxbridge, Priests, Chappell Fields, Little Rumballs Rumbold, Hardneps Hardnips Barn, Brookeland and Hams, in occ. of Thomas Strudwick of London, grocer, all in Kirdford, and all other messuages and lands of (a) in Kirdford and Plaistow; late the lands of Henry Strudwick, dec'd., with equity of redemption (a) and (b) Covenant to levy a fine Witnesses: Christopher Coles, Francis Mose, and Robert Johnson

   15. • Page: Add Mss 10260 9 May 1664 (attested copy 1755)
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         Conveyance (bargain and sale), for nominal consideration Reference:Add Mss 10,260 Description:From (a) William Strudwick of Kirdford, gent., son and heir of Henry Strudwick, late of Crouchland in Kirdford, gent., dec'd., to (b) Richard Stringer of Petworth, mercer Messuage and several parcels of arable land, meadow, pasture and woodground, called Crouchland, nathurst, Hartes, Speeres, Rayles, and Plaistow, messuage and several parcels of land called Strudgwicks Wood, in occ. of (b); messuages and lands called Foxbridge, Priests, Chappell Fields, Little Rumballs Rumbold, Hardneps Hardnips Barn, Brookeland and Hams, in occ. of Thomas Strudwick of London, grocer, all in Kirdford, and all other messuages and lands of (a) in Kirdford and Plaistow; late the lands of Henry Strudwick, dec'd., with equity of redemption (a) and (b) Covenant to levy a fine Witnesses: Christopher Coles, Francis Mose, and Robert Johnson

   16. • Page: Add Mss 10260 9 May 1664 (attested copy 1755)
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         Conveyance (bargain and sale), for nominal consideration Reference:Add Mss 10,260 Description:From (a) William Strudwick of Kirdford, gent., son and heir of Henry Strudwick, late of Crouchland in Kirdford, gent., dec'd., to (b) Richard Stringer of Petworth, mercer Messuage and several parcels of arable land, meadow, pasture and woodground, called Crouchland, nathurst, Hartes, Speeres, Rayles, and Plaistow, messuage and several parcels of land called Strudgwicks Wood, in occ. of (b); messuages and lands called Foxbridge, Priests, Chappell Fields, Little Rumballs Rumbold, Hardneps Hardnips Barn, Brookeland and Hams, in occ. of Thomas Strudwick of London, grocer, all in Kirdford, and all other messuages and lands of (a) in Kirdford and Plaistow; late the lands of Henry Strudwick, dec'd., with equity of redemption (a) and (b) Covenant to levy a fine Witnesses: Christopher Coles, Francis Mose, and Robert Johnson

   17. • Page: Add Mss 10260 9 May 1664 (attested copy 1755)
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         Conveyance (bargain and sale), for nominal consideration Reference:Add Mss 10,260 Description:From (a) William Strudwick of Kirdford, gent., son and heir of Henry Strudwick, late of Crouchland in Kirdford, gent., dec'd., to (b) Richard Stringer of Petworth, mercer Messuage and several parcels of arable land, meadow, pasture and woodground, called Crouchland, nathurst, Hartes, Speeres, Rayles, and Plaistow, messuage and several parcels of land called Strudgwicks Wood, in occ. of (b); messuages and lands called Foxbridge, Priests, Chappell Fields, Little Rumballs Rumbold, Hardneps Hardnips Barn, Brookeland and Hams, in occ. of Thomas Strudwick of London, grocer, all in Kirdford, and all other messuages and lands of (a) in Kirdford and Plaistow; late the lands of Henry Strudwick, dec'd., with equity of redemption (a) and (b) Covenant to levy a fine Witnesses: Christopher Coles, Francis Mose, and Robert Johnson

   18. • Page: Add Mss 10260 9 May 1664 (attested copy 1755)
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         Conveyance (bargain and sale), for nominal consideration Reference:Add Mss 10,260 Description:From (a) William Strudwick of Kirdford, gent., son and heir of Henry Strudwick, late of Crouchland in Kirdford, gent., dec'd., to (b) Richard Stringer of Petworth, mercer Messuage and several parcels of arable land, meadow, pasture and woodground, called Crouchland, nathurst, Hartes, Speeres, Rayles, and Plaistow, messuage and several parcels of land called Strudgwicks Wood, in occ. of (b); messuages and lands called Foxbridge, Priests, Chappell Fields, Little Rumballs Rumbold, Hardneps Hardnips Barn, Brookeland and Hams, in occ. of Thomas Strudwick of London, grocer, all in Kirdford, and all other messuages and lands of (a) in Kirdford and Plaistow; late the lands of Henry Strudwick, dec'd., with equity of redemption (a) and (b) Covenant to levy a fine Witnesses: Christopher Coles, Francis Mose, and Robert Johnson

   19. • Page: Add Mss 10260 9 May 1664 (attested copy 1755)
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         Conveyance (bargain and sale), for nominal consideration Reference:Add Mss 10,260 Description:From (a) William Strudwick of Kirdford, gent., son and heir of Henry Strudwick, late of Crouchland in Kirdford, gent., dec'd., to (b) Richard Stringer of Petworth, mercer Messuage and several parcels of arable land, meadow, pasture and woodground, called Crouchland, nathurst, Hartes, Speeres, Rayles, and Plaistow, messuage and several parcels of land called Strudgwicks Wood, in occ. of (b); messuages and lands called Foxbridge, Priests, Chappell Fields, Little Rumballs Rumbold, Hardneps Hardnips Barn, Brookeland and Hams, in occ. of Thomas Strudwick of London, grocer, all in Kirdford, and all other messuages and lands of (a) in Kirdford and Plaistow; late the lands of Henry Strudwick, dec'd., with equity of redemption (a) and (b) Covenant to levy a fine Witnesses: Christopher Coles, Francis Mose, and Robert Johnson

3. UK, West Sussex, CHICHESTER WILLS [S0035]
   1. • Page: 1635 Will of William Strudwick VOL 18 Page 393
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        1635 Chichester wills Vol 18 Page 393 William Strudwick of Chichester In the name of god Amen the Eleaventh day of September in the yeare of our Lord God One Thousand six hundred Thirty foure I William Strudwicke eldest sonne of William Strudwicke late Citizen and Alderman of the City of Chichester in the County of Sussex deceased being sicke and weake in body but of perfect understanding and of good memory doe make my last will and Testament in forme following ffirst I Comend my soule into the hands of the Almighty God my Creator trusting to be saved in and through the onely meritts of Jesus Christ my Redeemer and blessed savyour And my body to be decently buryed in the churchyard of Birdham And in consideracon that I owe and am indebted unto my good frend Thomas Price of Birdham aforesaid in the sayd County yeoman for dyett apparrell washing lodging other necessaries and otherwise more than my personall estate and lands also (in the parrish of Earnly in the said County) are worth I doe by this my will give and bequeathe unto the sayd Thomas Price all my free lands with the appurtenances lying and being in the parrish of Earnly aforesayd To have and to hold unto him the sayd Thomas Price his heires and assignes for ever Item in regard that I stand bound and ingaged for divers debts owing by my late ffather at the tyme of his death which are yett unpayd I doe hereby give and bequeathe unto the sayd Thomas Price all my messuages lands and Tenements with the appurtenances and the revercon and (blot) remaynder and remaynders thereof and all my estate which I have or may have of in or to the same situate lying and being in the parrishes of Kirdford and Greene or other of them To have and to hold unto the sayd Thomas Price his heires and assignes for ever to the end and purpose that the sayd Thomas Price his heires and assignes doe pay all such debts and money as I am ingaged and bound by bond to pay to any person or persons whatsoever yf the sayd lands and Tenements in Kirdford and Greene being sold at the utmost value will amount thereunto And my will and meaning is that the sayd Thomas Price or his heires and assignes shall pay the sayd debts for which I soe stand bound and ingaged within one yeare next after hee or they shall have the (blot) possession of the sayd lands and Tenements with the appurtenances in Kirdford and Greene aforesayd Item my will and meaning (blots) shillings bee bestowed by my Executor in gloves by hym to be given to some of my frends in a remembrance of me Item I doe hereby make and ordayne the said Thomas Price Executor of this my will And my frends John Carpenter and Edward Cleverly overseers of the same will to which twoe I give eight shillings a peece In witnes whereof I have hereunto sett my hand and seale the day and yeare first above written 1634 William Strudwicke Read signed sealed and published in the presence of us the day of the date above written The marke of Lawrence (blot) John Carpenter Richard Smith (blot) Margaret Bacheler(?) Probate ? May 1635

4. Hopwood, Charles Henry , Middle Temple Records [S0144]
   1. • Page: Middle Temple records 16 June 1658 admitted to Utter Bar
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        Middle Temple, Bound to his father and Henry Peckham of the Utter Bar