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Freemasonry In The Seventeenth Century ; Chester, 1650-1700—Appendix.

Jane Newton All my goods & c to my said wife Jane To my son WILLIAM one dnblet & o To Thomas Simcoke Is . and I appoint my wellbeloved wife Jane Robinson and her daughter Jane Newton , Executrices , and my wellbeloved friend John ffoster of the said city , overseer , Dated 23 . March 1680 . Witnesses ( Signed ) William Robinson Margrett ffoster his mark . 0 her M mark

John ffoster Proved . 8 . Aug . 1685 . JAMES MOBT , MASON In the name of God Amen . I JAMES MOET of the City of Chester Mason . My body to the earth , All my goods both real and personal to my dearly and wellbeloved xoife ELIZABETH MOET she only paying unto Alice Wright my

kinswoman and to her mother one shilling , and likewise discharging my funeral expenses and I make my said wife sole Executrix . Dated 29 . Oct . 1684 Signed Sealed & c in ( Signed ) JAMES MOET . the presence of [ very shaky ] John Sutton Thomas lloyd Tho : Brereton

Proved 11 . Dec . 1685 INVENTORY of the goods & o of JAMES MOET late of the Citty of Chester , mason , deceased , valued & c . 30 . Nov . 1685 by Thomas Birkened the elder gent , Samuell Rymmer , clothworker , and John Parkes weaver The deced . Bookes and ) „„ , ~ „„ wearing apparell . 5 ' Total £ 14 . 18 . 0

JOHN LLOYD , MASON In the name of God Amen . 21 . Jan . 1674 [ -5 ] I . JOHN LLOYD of Chester ; mason , My body to be buried at the discretion of my Executrix hereafter mentioned . To my dear mother Margaret Genncno . 2 s . 6 d . to be paid once every year on Dec . 25 , for her use . To my brother John Gennoiv . Is . to buy him a pair of gloves to wear in remembrance of me . To my servant and cousin Dons GrifSs [? Doucibel Griffiths ' ] 5 s . to buy her gloves to wear in remembrance of me . All the rest of my houses , leases , lands , tenements and goods I give to

ANNE my wife upon condition that she pay all my debts and legacies and I make her sole Executrix ( Signed ) John lloyd Small red armorial seal : a fesse wavy , in chief 3 boars' heads , impaling ermine on a bend five mullets or stars . Signed Sealed & c in the presence of

Richard Buckley , Henry Rathborne . Jona . Barford . Proved 10 . April 1675 . [ A long Inventory is preserved with the will ] . WILLIAM JACKSON , TANNER A true and perfect Inventory of the Goods and Chattels of WILLIAM JACKSON

late of the Gitty of Chester , Tanner A great number of hides Goods in the house , A payre of virginals . 1 . 00 . 00 4 Bibles . 4 other little bookes . Proved 1677 .

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FREEMASONRY IN THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY ; CHESTER, 1650-1700—APPENDIX. Article 1
THE QUEEN AND THE CRAFT. Article 12
DOCUMENTA LATOMICA INEDITA. Article 13
ACTS OF PARLIAMENT RELATING TO CRAFTSMEN. Article 18
ADONHIRAMITE MASONRY. Article 20
FOUNTAINS ABBEY, YORKSHIRE. Article 25
RELIEF. Article 32
USE OF THE WORD FREEMASON. Article 33
THE LANTERN AT PLUMPTON HALL. Article 34
AFTER ALL; Article 36
LITERARY GOSSIP. Article 41
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Freemasonry In The Seventeenth Century ; Chester, 1650-1700—Appendix.

Jane Newton All my goods & c to my said wife Jane To my son WILLIAM one dnblet & o To Thomas Simcoke Is . and I appoint my wellbeloved wife Jane Robinson and her daughter Jane Newton , Executrices , and my wellbeloved friend John ffoster of the said city , overseer , Dated 23 . March 1680 . Witnesses ( Signed ) William Robinson Margrett ffoster his mark . 0 her M mark

John ffoster Proved . 8 . Aug . 1685 . JAMES MOBT , MASON In the name of God Amen . I JAMES MOET of the City of Chester Mason . My body to the earth , All my goods both real and personal to my dearly and wellbeloved xoife ELIZABETH MOET she only paying unto Alice Wright my

kinswoman and to her mother one shilling , and likewise discharging my funeral expenses and I make my said wife sole Executrix . Dated 29 . Oct . 1684 Signed Sealed & c in ( Signed ) JAMES MOET . the presence of [ very shaky ] John Sutton Thomas lloyd Tho : Brereton

Proved 11 . Dec . 1685 INVENTORY of the goods & o of JAMES MOET late of the Citty of Chester , mason , deceased , valued & c . 30 . Nov . 1685 by Thomas Birkened the elder gent , Samuell Rymmer , clothworker , and John Parkes weaver The deced . Bookes and ) „„ , ~ „„ wearing apparell . 5 ' Total £ 14 . 18 . 0

JOHN LLOYD , MASON In the name of God Amen . 21 . Jan . 1674 [ -5 ] I . JOHN LLOYD of Chester ; mason , My body to be buried at the discretion of my Executrix hereafter mentioned . To my dear mother Margaret Genncno . 2 s . 6 d . to be paid once every year on Dec . 25 , for her use . To my brother John Gennoiv . Is . to buy him a pair of gloves to wear in remembrance of me . To my servant and cousin Dons GrifSs [? Doucibel Griffiths ' ] 5 s . to buy her gloves to wear in remembrance of me . All the rest of my houses , leases , lands , tenements and goods I give to

ANNE my wife upon condition that she pay all my debts and legacies and I make her sole Executrix ( Signed ) John lloyd Small red armorial seal : a fesse wavy , in chief 3 boars' heads , impaling ermine on a bend five mullets or stars . Signed Sealed & c in the presence of

Richard Buckley , Henry Rathborne . Jona . Barford . Proved 10 . April 1675 . [ A long Inventory is preserved with the will ] . WILLIAM JACKSON , TANNER A true and perfect Inventory of the Goods and Chattels of WILLIAM JACKSON

late of the Gitty of Chester , Tanner A great number of hides Goods in the house , A payre of virginals . 1 . 00 . 00 4 Bibles . 4 other little bookes . Proved 1677 .

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