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Identifier: sussexarchaeolog24suss (find matches)
Title: Sussex archaeological collections relating to the history and antiquities of the county
Year: 1872 (1870s)
Authors: Sussex Archaeological Society. 1n
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Publisher: Lewes, Eng. (etc.) Sussex Archaeological Society
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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one other of hisyounger sons, Richard, property in Wisboroughe-greene ; that he left toMarye his wief the proffite of all his other property, till John the elderson came of age : and appointed John Eversedd, of OcJcley, in the Countieof Surrey, yeoman, to have the custodie of all his deeds and writinges,till John Naldrett the complainant was of age, and that then they wereto be given up to him. That he also left legacies to divers persons, andgave the residue to his wife, whom he made sole Executrix. Young John very unkindly thinks of his father, that he being a manaltogether unlearned, either did not knowe of what estate he was seized,or ells that he was past memorie when the will was made. After hisdeath Marye took possession of everything. And shortlie after, the saidmarye marryed and took to husbande one Nicholas Challenor gent, andthen Nicholas likewise took possession. And then John Eversedd andNicholas and Marye his wief finding the estate was entailed, and that M o op o P o P
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NOTES AND QUEEIES. 289 tlierefore Marye could not take the proffits of the landes, practiced andconfederated to withholde from John his deeds &c &c nnder pretence thatif he got possession he would seek to frustrate the will as to Phillip andRichard, though he is now of age. And ffurther, that about the eight yeereof her ma*® Raigne, l^^Q, John Naldrett Rudgeweehe^isiihQX oi Richard,and grandfather of John the complainant, held in fee taile the said mes-suage called wandeforde, and of all the other lands &c and about thesame Tirte (third?) yeere of her mat^ raigne 1561, married one AliceBorrowe^ and died about the vi*^ (q,uery viii*^) yeere of her ma*^ Raigne,having issue the said Richard; said Richard took possession as eldestson, and next heire, and she the said Alyce having the third parte of allthe premisses—(here the parchment was rotted away when in the dun-geons of the Tower of London)—Richard and his mother Alice (consi-dering it more Convenient for Richard hav

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