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1. STRUDWICK, Robert Yeoman of Crouchland [I1400]
   1. UNKNOWN, Elizabeth [I1947]
      1. STRUDWICK, Henry of Crouchland [I3802]
      2. STRUDWICK, William [I0931]
      3. STRUDWICK, Robert of Loxwood
         1. UNKNOWN, Annys [I3942]
            1. STRUDWICK, Henry [I3935]
            2. STRUDWICK, Jane [I3936]
         2. SHUDD, Ann [I0984]
            1. STRUDWICK, John [I1556]
            2. STRUDWICK, An [I0987]
            3. STRUDWICK, Sara [I1879]
      4. STRUDWICK, John [I0910]
      5. STRUDWICK, Thomas of London Clothworkers Guild [I3827]
      6. STRUDWICK, Richard [I0936]

Ancestors

STRUDWICK, Robert of Loxwood
* about 1607
+ about 1670

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
+ ...

STRUDWICKE, Henry of Idehurst
* about 1490
+ 1557

MADGWICK, Margaret
* about 1512
+ 1586

UNKNOWN, Elizabeth
*
+ ...

Source References

1. UK, Prerogative Court of Canterbury and related Probate Jurisdictions: Will Registers [S0001]
   1. • Page: 1635 Will of John Strudwicke PROB 11 169 301
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        John Strudwicke Kirdford 1635 In the name of god amen I John Strudwicke of Kirdford in the county of sussex being sicke in body but in good and clear memory thanks be to god doe make and ordayne my last will and testament in manner and form following that is to say ffirst and principally I commend my soul into the hands of almighty god my creator and my body to be buried in the churchyard of the parish church of kirdford aforesaid next to the rest of my friends at the discretion of my executors hereafter named item: I give unto the poore of the parish church of Kirdford aforesaid 30s to be payed by myne executor within one month the next after my decease item: I give and bequeath unto Henry Strudwicke my older brother thirtie & fower pounds item: I give and bequeath unto my brother William Strudwicke 10 pounds item: I give unto my brother Thomas Strudwicke thirtie pounds item: I give unto my coson William Strudwicke of barkfold fortie shillings item: I give unto my godchild John Woods fyve shillings item: I give unto Jane Strudwicke daughter of the said Henry Strudwicke of Crowchland one silver spoone item: I give unto Henry Strudwick sonne of the said Henry of Crowchland my bible item: I give unto the sons as be of my cozon Wm. Strudwicke of Barkfold 10s to be divided amongst them at the discretion of myne executor All the residue of my goods my funerall expenses being discharged I give and bequeath unto my brother Robt Strudwicke whom I make my sole executor and for the performance of this my will I desire & nominate my said brother Henry Strudwicke and Wm Strudwicke of Barkfold to be myne overseers in witness thereof I have set my hand the 8th day of october 1635 John Strudwick, Jn the sonne of Henry Strudwicke, Wm Norton jun

   2. • Page: 1635 Will of John Strudwicke PROB 11 169 301
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        John Strudwicke Kirdford 1635 In the name of god amen I John Strudwicke of Kirdford in the county of sussex being sicke in body but in good and clear memory thanks be to god doe make and ordayne my last will and testament in manner and form following that is to say ffirst and principally I commend my soul into the hands of almighty god my creator and my body to be buried in the churchyard of the parish church of kirdford aforesaid next to the rest of my friends at the discretion of my executors hereafter named item: I give unto the poore of the parish church of Kirdford aforesaid 30s to be payed by myne executor within one month the next after my decease item: I give and bequeath unto Henry Strudwicke my older brother thirtie & fower pounds item: I give and bequeath unto my brother William Strudwicke 10 pounds item: I give unto my brother Thomas Strudwicke thirtie pounds item: I give unto my coson William Strudwicke of barkfold fortie shillings item: I give unto my godchild John Woods fyve shillings item: I give unto Jane Strudwicke daughter of the said Henry Strudwicke of Crowchland one silver spoone item: I give unto Henry Strudwick sonne of the said Henry of Crowchland my bible item: I give unto the sons as be of my cozon Wm. Strudwicke of Barkfold 10s to be divided amongst them at the discretion of myne executor All the residue of my goods my funerall expenses being discharged I give and bequeath unto my brother Robt Strudwicke whom I make my sole executor and for the performance of this my will I desire & nominate my said brother Henry Strudwicke and Wm Strudwicke of Barkfold to be myne overseers in witness thereof I have set my hand the 8th day of october 1635 John Strudwick, Jn the sonne of Henry Strudwicke, Wm Norton jun

2. UK, West Sussex, CHICHESTER WILLS [S0035]
   1. • Page: 1638 Will of William Strudwick Vol 20 Page 22
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        1638 Chichester wills Vol 20 Page 22 William Strudwick of Kirdford In the name of god amen the twelfth day of June in the yeare of our Lord 1638 I William Strudwicke of Hylesgreene in the parish of Kerdford in the County of Sussex yeoman being sicke in body but of perfect memory praise bee to god doe make and ordayne this my last will & testament in manner and forme following That is to say ffirst I give & bequeath my soule unto Almight god my maker And my body to the Earth from whence it was & to bee buryed in the Church yard of the parish Church of Kerdford aforesayd And next unto this I give & bequeath my goods and chattells in manner & forme following That is to say Item I give unto the high Church of Chichester twelve pence, Item I give & bequeath unto Katherine my wife my best bedd & all things belonging to the same And all such goods as weare the sayd Katherines Item my will is that Katherine my wife shalbee payd three pounds or else have the use of the redd hagg from Henry Strudwicke my sonne Item I give and bequeath unto William Strudwicke my second sonne my silver boule & mine silver spoones one bedd (blot) hath at Oxford & that which belongeth to the same and I give unto William Strudwicke my sonne one hundred pounds which is due from Henry Strudwicke from Crouchland Item I give & bequeath unto Mary Strudwike my Grandchild one bedd & one boulster Item my will & meaning is That all the residue of my goods of what nature soever shalbee equally devided into three part the one part unto Katherine my wife the second part William my second sonne & the third to be equally devided amongst the Children of my sonne Henry Strudwicke who I do make & ordayne my sole Executor Item I give & bequeth unto Henry Strudwicke of Bealehouse my godson Tenn shillings Item I give unto Henry Strudwicke of Crouchland the younger my godson tenn shillings Item I give unto William Strudwicke sonne of Nicholas Strudwicke tenn shillings to Mary Beale six shillings to the poore of the sayd parish h- quarter of a yeare four pounds to be payd at my sayd Executor And I doe ? Coussines Henry Strudwicke of Cruchland & Roberte Strudwicke of Loxwood to bee my sole Overseers of this my last will & testamnt & either their paines with their charges ? six shillings apeece William Strudwicke Sealed and delivered in the presence of us Henry Strudwicke of Crouchland Robert Strudwicke Walter kinge Probate ? August 1638

   2. • Page: 1617 Will of Robert Strudwick M Dean 15
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        1617 Chichester wills M Dean 15 Robert Strudwick of Kirdford (Note - parts of the first two pages are missing) In the name of god Amen The xvjth day of January Ano Dom 1616 And in the xiiijth yeare of the raigne of our Sovraigne Lord James by the grace of god King of England ffrance & Ireland defender of the faith - And of Scotland the fyftith I Robert Strudwick of Kerdford in the county of Sussex yeoman being sick in body but in good & pfect memory (praised be god) doe make & ordaine this my last will & Testament in maner & forme following that is to say, first & principally I commend my soule into the hands of almyghty god my creator in sure & certeine hope of resurreccon to eternall lyfe, through the merits & mercy of Jesus Christ my only redeemer and when it shall please god to call me to his mercy I will my body to be buryed in the Churchyard of Kerdford aforesaid Imprimis doo give to the high Church of Chichester xij d Item I doo give to the poore people of Kerdford aforesaid fyve marks. Item I doo give to every one of my godchildren v s Item I doo give to all my men servants and mayd servants in my house forty shillings to be equally devided amongst them by equall porcons And further I doo give unto my thre men servants that is to say John Winson William Humphrey & Willm Allen all my wearing Apparrell. Item I doo give unto Henry my eldest son All those my freehold Mesuages lands tenemts & heredimets with terme(?) tenure which I have in Kirdford aforesaid And f (missing) doo give will & bequeath unto the said Henry my son all that my estate (missing) possession & interest wch I have of & in one meadow lyeng within the (missing) aforesaid called or knowne by the name of Thanemead be it by (missing) being parcell of certaine lands & tenemts late purchased & (missing) in consideracon of all which said mesuages lands tenements & premises (missing) I do will & appoint that he the said Henry my son shall well (missing) paid unto William Strudwick my second son three score pounds (missing) and unto John Strudwick my forth son fyftye (missing) to be paid unto either of them when they sh (missing) twenty yeares. Item I doo give will & bequ (missing) that my estate right title use possession & int (missing) lands tenements & hereditaments wth (missing) Herringe & Herringe grove which was also late purchased and bought of the said Henry Nalldrett, excepting the said meadow before menconed to be given unto my son Henry. In consideracon of which said Mesuage lands tenements & hereditaments & possessions so to him the said Robert my son before given & bequeathed I doo will & appoynt that he the said Robert my son his heires executors or assigns shall well & truly pay or cause to be paid unto (missing) (missing) Strudwick & Richard Strudwick my two younger sonnes fyftye (missing) (missing) money of England, to be paid unto either of the (missing) (missing) to be of their full ages of one (missing) Item I doo give will & bequeath unto Elizabeth my wyfe fyfteene pounds by the yeare of lawfull money of England to be paid to her quarterly in lieu & consideracon of her Dower or thirde wch by the lawes of this Realme shall or may be due unto her, In consideracon whereof I doo will & appoynt that the said Elizabeth my wyfe shall at her owne coste & charges educate & bring up the said Richard my youngest son. And further I doo give unto her the said Elizabeth my wyfe one fetherbed which is in the Chamber or lofte over my parlour with all the furnyture unto the said fetherbed belonging except the bedsteddle wherein the said bed lyethe And also I doo give & bequeath unto her the said Elizabeth my wyfe one flockbed which is in the mayds chamber with all the furnyture to the said flockbed belonging And also I doo give unto her the said Elizabeth my wife the one half of my brasse & pewter, And all my lynnen excepting fower paire of the best sheets my best table cloth & one dosen of my best table napkins Provyded allwaies and my will & meaning is That yf my said wyfe shall refuse to bring up the said Richard my son That then the said fyfteene pounds by the yeare above menconed to be given unto her in lieu & consideracon of her Dower or thirde And all other the legacies of goods & household stuffe before menconed to be to her given & bequeathed shalbe utterly frustrate voyd & of none effect. Item I doo make & ordaine my loving brother William Strudwick of Hillsgreene and my loving brother in law George Amye to be Executors in trust of this my last will & Testament To the which my said Executors shall have full power & lawfull authoritie to take and sell every all my goods cattells & houshold stuffe (other than such houshold stuffe as they in their discrecon shall thinke fit to be kept to & for the use of my Children for & towards the payment & satisafaccon of my debts And further (missing) & towards the paymt & satisafaccon also to fell cut downe take & carry all such wood (missing) trees as I late bought of Sir Garrett Kempe knight standing uppo my Coppy hold (missing) called Bidland And further & towards the payment & satisafyeng of my said (missing) to enter into my said lands & tenemts called Herringe grove (missing) fell cut downe take worke & carry (by such waies & meanes as to them (missing) & covenyent) as much woods tymber & trees as shall amount & be worth (missing) of three score pounds over and above all costs & charges. And further as touching & (missing) all other my debts wch they cannot pay & satisffye wth the felling of my said woods Tymber & woods before menconed I doo further authorice & appoynt my said Executors to (missing) into my freehold lands before menconed to be given to my son Henry and thereto to fell out (missing) take worke avoyd & carry away by such waies & meanes as they shall think moot & convenyent as much woods & tymber & trees as shall amount fully to satisfy & paye all the residue of my debts any thing above in this my will written & contayned to the contrary not withstanding And further I doo by this my present will authorize & appoint my said executors & their assignes to let & put out all my said mesuages lands & Tenements with the appurtences in this my present will menconed and therof to take & receyve the rents yssues & profits untill my sonnes Henry & Robert shall accomplish their sevrall ages of one & twenty yeares And with the said rents & profitts of my said lands & tenemts to educate & bring up my fyve other sonnes. I doo will & appoint that my servant William Jackman shall dwell in my house wherein he now dwelleth during the terme of his naturall lyfe, makeing no willfull wast or spoile and so as he doo well looke unto & preserve the fruyt which shall growe in the Orchard belonging to the said house In witnes whereof to this my last will & Testament I the said Robert Strudwick have put my hand & seale In the presence of theis witnesses whose names are underwritten Richard kinge John Winson Robert His marke Strudwicke Probate 14th (?) 1617

   3. • Page: 1638 Will of William Strudwick Vol 20 Page 22
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        1638 Chichester wills Vol 20 Page 22 William Strudwick of Kirdford In the name of god amen the twelfth day of June in the yeare of our Lord 1638 I William Strudwicke of Hylesgreene in the parish of Kerdford in the County of Sussex yeoman being sicke in body but of perfect memory praise bee to god doe make and ordayne this my last will & testament in manner and forme following That is to say ffirst I give & bequeath my soule unto Almight god my maker And my body to the Earth from whence it was & to bee buryed in the Church yard of the parish Church of Kerdford aforesayd And next unto this I give & bequeath my goods and chattells in manner & forme following That is to say Item I give unto the high Church of Chichester twelve pence, Item I give & bequeath unto Katherine my wife my best bedd & all things belonging to the same And all such goods as weare the sayd Katherines Item my will is that Katherine my wife shalbee payd three pounds or else have the use of the redd hagg from Henry Strudwicke my sonne Item I give and bequeath unto William Strudwicke my second sonne my silver boule & mine silver spoones one bedd (blot) hath at Oxford & that which belongeth to the same and I give unto William Strudwicke my sonne one hundred pounds which is due from Henry Strudwicke from Crouchland Item I give & bequeath unto Mary Strudwike my Grandchild one bedd & one boulster Item my will & meaning is That all the residue of my goods of what nature soever shalbee equally devided into three part the one part unto Katherine my wife the second part William my second sonne & the third to be equally devided amongst the Children of my sonne Henry Strudwicke who I do make & ordayne my sole Executor Item I give & bequeth unto Henry Strudwicke of Bealehouse my godson Tenn shillings Item I give unto Henry Strudwicke of Crouchland the younger my godson tenn shillings Item I give unto William Strudwicke sonne of Nicholas Strudwicke tenn shillings to Mary Beale six shillings to the poore of the sayd parish h- quarter of a yeare four pounds to be payd at my sayd Executor And I doe ? Coussines Henry Strudwicke of Cruchland & Roberte Strudwicke of Loxwood to bee my sole Overseers of this my last will & testamnt & either their paines with their charges ? six shillings apeece William Strudwicke Sealed and delivered in the presence of us Henry Strudwicke of Crouchland Robert Strudwicke Walter kinge Probate ? August 1638

   4. • Page: 1617 Will of Robert Strudwick M Dean 15
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        1617 Chichester wills M Dean 15 Robert Strudwick of Kirdford (Note - parts of the first two pages are missing) In the name of god Amen The xvjth day of January Ano Dom 1616 And in the xiiijth yeare of the raigne of our Sovraigne Lord James by the grace of god King of England ffrance & Ireland defender of the faith - And of Scotland the fyftith I Robert Strudwick of Kerdford in the county of Sussex yeoman being sick in body but in good & pfect memory (praised be god) doe make & ordaine this my last will & Testament in maner & forme following that is to say, first & principally I commend my soule into the hands of almyghty god my creator in sure & certeine hope of resurreccon to eternall lyfe, through the merits & mercy of Jesus Christ my only redeemer and when it shall please god to call me to his mercy I will my body to be buryed in the Churchyard of Kerdford aforesaid Imprimis doo give to the high Church of Chichester xij d Item I doo give to the poore people of Kerdford aforesaid fyve marks. Item I doo give to every one of my godchildren v s Item I doo give to all my men servants and mayd servants in my house forty shillings to be equally devided amongst them by equall porcons And further I doo give unto my thre men servants that is to say John Winson William Humphrey & Willm Allen all my wearing Apparrell. Item I doo give unto Henry my eldest son All those my freehold Mesuages lands tenemts & heredimets with terme(?) tenure which I have in Kirdford aforesaid And f (missing) doo give will & bequeath unto the said Henry my son all that my estate (missing) possession & interest wch I have of & in one meadow lyeng within the (missing) aforesaid called or knowne by the name of Thanemead be it by (missing) being parcell of certaine lands & tenemts late purchased & (missing) in consideracon of all which said mesuages lands tenements & premises (missing) I do will & appoint that he the said Henry my son shall well (missing) paid unto William Strudwick my second son three score pounds (missing) and unto John Strudwick my forth son fyftye (missing) to be paid unto either of them when they sh (missing) twenty yeares. Item I doo give will & bequ (missing) that my estate right title use possession & int (missing) lands tenements & hereditaments wth (missing) Herringe & Herringe grove which was also late purchased and bought of the said Henry Nalldrett, excepting the said meadow before menconed to be given unto my son Henry. In consideracon of which said Mesuage lands tenements & hereditaments & possessions so to him the said Robert my son before given & bequeathed I doo will & appoynt that he the said Robert my son his heires executors or assigns shall well & truly pay or cause to be paid unto (missing) (missing) Strudwick & Richard Strudwick my two younger sonnes fyftye (missing) (missing) money of England, to be paid unto either of the (missing) (missing) to be of their full ages of one (missing) Item I doo give will & bequeath unto Elizabeth my wyfe fyfteene pounds by the yeare of lawfull money of England to be paid to her quarterly in lieu & consideracon of her Dower or thirde wch by the lawes of this Realme shall or may be due unto her, In consideracon whereof I doo will & appoynt that the said Elizabeth my wyfe shall at her owne coste & charges educate & bring up the said Richard my youngest son. And further I doo give unto her the said Elizabeth my wyfe one fetherbed which is in the Chamber or lofte over my parlour with all the furnyture unto the said fetherbed belonging except the bedsteddle wherein the said bed lyethe And also I doo give & bequeath unto her the said Elizabeth my wyfe one flockbed which is in the mayds chamber with all the furnyture to the said flockbed belonging And also I doo give unto her the said Elizabeth my wife the one half of my brasse & pewter, And all my lynnen excepting fower paire of the best sheets my best table cloth & one dosen of my best table napkins Provyded allwaies and my will & meaning is That yf my said wyfe shall refuse to bring up the said Richard my son That then the said fyfteene pounds by the yeare above menconed to be given unto her in lieu & consideracon of her Dower or thirde And all other the legacies of goods & household stuffe before menconed to be to her given & bequeathed shalbe utterly frustrate voyd & of none effect. Item I doo make & ordaine my loving brother William Strudwick of Hillsgreene and my loving brother in law George Amye to be Executors in trust of this my last will & Testament To the which my said Executors shall have full power & lawfull authoritie to take and sell every all my goods cattells & houshold stuffe (other than such houshold stuffe as they in their discrecon shall thinke fit to be kept to & for the use of my Children for & towards the payment & satisafaccon of my debts And further (missing) & towards the paymt & satisafaccon also to fell cut downe take & carry all such wood (missing) trees as I late bought of Sir Garrett Kempe knight standing uppo my Coppy hold (missing) called Bidland And further & towards the payment & satisafyeng of my said (missing) to enter into my said lands & tenemts called Herringe grove (missing) fell cut downe take worke & carry (by such waies & meanes as to them (missing) & covenyent) as much woods tymber & trees as shall amount & be worth (missing) of three score pounds over and above all costs & charges. And further as touching & (missing) all other my debts wch they cannot pay & satisffye wth the felling of my said woods Tymber & woods before menconed I doo further authorice & appoynt my said Executors to (missing) into my freehold lands before menconed to be given to my son Henry and thereto to fell out (missing) take worke avoyd & carry away by such waies & meanes as they shall think moot & convenyent as much woods & tymber & trees as shall amount fully to satisfy & paye all the residue of my debts any thing above in this my will written & contayned to the contrary not withstanding And further I doo by this my present will authorize & appoint my said executors & their assignes to let & put out all my said mesuages lands & Tenements with the appurtences in this my present will menconed and therof to take & receyve the rents yssues & profits untill my sonnes Henry & Robert shall accomplish their sevrall ages of one & twenty yeares And with the said rents & profitts of my said lands & tenemts to educate & bring up my fyve other sonnes. I doo will & appoint that my servant William Jackman shall dwell in my house wherein he now dwelleth during the terme of his naturall lyfe, makeing no willfull wast or spoile and so as he doo well looke unto & preserve the fruyt which shall growe in the Orchard belonging to the said house In witnes whereof to this my last will & Testament I the said Robert Strudwick have put my hand & seale In the presence of theis witnesses whose names are underwritten Richard kinge John Winson Robert His marke Strudwicke Probate 14th (?) 1617

   5. • Page: 1638 Will of William Strudwick Vol 20 Page 22
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        1638 Chichester wills Vol 20 Page 22 William Strudwick of Kirdford In the name of god amen the twelfth day of June in the yeare of our Lord 1638 I William Strudwicke of Hylesgreene in the parish of Kerdford in the County of Sussex yeoman being sicke in body but of perfect memory praise bee to god doe make and ordayne this my last will & testament in manner and forme following That is to say ffirst I give & bequeath my soule unto Almight god my maker And my body to the Earth from whence it was & to bee buryed in the Church yard of the parish Church of Kerdford aforesayd And next unto this I give & bequeath my goods and chattells in manner & forme following That is to say Item I give unto the high Church of Chichester twelve pence, Item I give & bequeath unto Katherine my wife my best bedd & all things belonging to the same And all such goods as weare the sayd Katherines Item my will is that Katherine my wife shalbee payd three pounds or else have the use of the redd hagg from Henry Strudwicke my sonne Item I give and bequeath unto William Strudwicke my second sonne my silver boule & mine silver spoones one bedd (blot) hath at Oxford & that which belongeth to the same and I give unto William Strudwicke my sonne one hundred pounds which is due from Henry Strudwicke from Crouchland Item I give & bequeath unto Mary Strudwike my Grandchild one bedd & one boulster Item my will & meaning is That all the residue of my goods of what nature soever shalbee equally devided into three part the one part unto Katherine my wife the second part William my second sonne & the third to be equally devided amongst the Children of my sonne Henry Strudwicke who I do make & ordayne my sole Executor Item I give & bequeth unto Henry Strudwicke of Bealehouse my godson Tenn shillings Item I give unto Henry Strudwicke of Crouchland the younger my godson tenn shillings Item I give unto William Strudwicke sonne of Nicholas Strudwicke tenn shillings to Mary Beale six shillings to the poore of the sayd parish h- quarter of a yeare four pounds to be payd at my sayd Executor And I doe ? Coussines Henry Strudwicke of Cruchland & Roberte Strudwicke of Loxwood to bee my sole Overseers of this my last will & testamnt & either their paines with their charges ? six shillings apeece William Strudwicke Sealed and delivered in the presence of us Henry Strudwicke of Crouchland Robert Strudwicke Walter kinge Probate ? August 1638

   6. • Page: 1638 Will of William Strudwick Vol 20 Page 22
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        1638 Chichester wills Vol 20 Page 22 William Strudwick of Kirdford In the name of god amen the twelfth day of June in the yeare of our Lord 1638 I William Strudwicke of Hylesgreene in the parish of Kerdford in the County of Sussex yeoman being sicke in body but of perfect memory praise bee to god doe make and ordayne this my last will & testament in manner and forme following That is to say ffirst I give & bequeath my soule unto Almight god my maker And my body to the Earth from whence it was & to bee buryed in the Church yard of the parish Church of Kerdford aforesayd And next unto this I give & bequeath my goods and chattells in manner & forme following That is to say Item I give unto the high Church of Chichester twelve pence, Item I give & bequeath unto Katherine my wife my best bedd & all things belonging to the same And all such goods as weare the sayd Katherines Item my will is that Katherine my wife shalbee payd three pounds or else have the use of the redd hagg from Henry Strudwicke my sonne Item I give and bequeath unto William Strudwicke my second sonne my silver boule & mine silver spoones one bedd (blot) hath at Oxford & that which belongeth to the same and I give unto William Strudwicke my sonne one hundred pounds which is due from Henry Strudwicke from Crouchland Item I give & bequeath unto Mary Strudwike my Grandchild one bedd & one boulster Item my will & meaning is That all the residue of my goods of what nature soever shalbee equally devided into three part the one part unto Katherine my wife the second part William my second sonne & the third to be equally devided amongst the Children of my sonne Henry Strudwicke who I do make & ordayne my sole Executor Item I give & bequeth unto Henry Strudwicke of Bealehouse my godson Tenn shillings Item I give unto Henry Strudwicke of Crouchland the younger my godson tenn shillings Item I give unto William Strudwicke sonne of Nicholas Strudwicke tenn shillings to Mary Beale six shillings to the poore of the sayd parish h- quarter of a yeare four pounds to be payd at my sayd Executor And I doe ? Coussines Henry Strudwicke of Cruchland & Roberte Strudwicke of Loxwood to bee my sole Overseers of this my last will & testamnt & either their paines with their charges ? six shillings apeece William Strudwicke Sealed and delivered in the presence of us Henry Strudwicke of Crouchland Robert Strudwicke Walter kinge Probate ? August 1638

3. A2A Access to Archives [S0079]
   1. • Page: SAS-K/838 25 Oct 1658 Deed of Feoffment
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        SAS-K/838 25 Oct 1658 Deed of Feoffment By HENRY HARDHAM of Sheer, co. Surrey, yeoman, and ALICE WRIGHT of Sheer, widow, only sister of the said Henry, to RICHARD EDWARDS of Kirdford, yeoman - for £175 - of a messuage or tenement called Oakehurst containing 30 acres in Kirdford in the tenure of John Bachelor, bounding to a field called the Hamme (?) sometime in the occupation of John Phillips and then of Joseph(?) Lee esq., East, to the common highway from Dunsfold, co. Surrey, to Kirdford, S., to a way leading to the said common highway from certain tenements called Barkfold in Kirdford, W. and to lands called Madgwick in Kirdford in the occupation of Robert Stillwell, N Also grant of an annuity or yearly rent of 2s. issuing out of 2 gardens lying together in Kirdford sometime belonging to one Brookehurst decd and then in the occupation of Thos. Chapman, abutting to a field called Wethiott in the occupation of the said Thos. Chapman, E., to a garden called the Beam garden in the occupation of the said Thos. Chapman, S., to the common highway from Kirdford to Pleystow, W. and to land and tenements of William Mille decd. called Herrings in the tenure of Robert Strudwick and to a lane leading from a common called the Butts in Kirdford to lands &c. called Boxall lands, N Marks of grantors and seals. Witnesses:- Thomas Henshawe, Richd. Luxford, Henry Chennetts, John Milles, John Moore, John Blake