Will of Sir Philip Honywood; Wm. and Mary Quarterly, Vol. 3, No. 1

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Will of Sir Philip Honywood

   William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. 3, No. 1.
   (Jul., 1894), p. 64.

                   Will of Sir Philip Honywood

14th day of December 1684 I, Sir Philip Honeywood of Charing, Co. Kent, Knight, do make my
will in manner following:
"I give to my wife" [after this there is blank];
To my sister Priscilla L200, one of which is in trust for my sister Wilkinson;
To my Nephew Charles his five children L50 each;
1 Desire Dr Jacob to be my trustee;
To Sr. Robert Haywood I give L10;
To my sister Knatchbull L10;
I make my only daughter Frances my sole Executrix and residuary legatee".
On the 28th day of January 1684 there issued a commission to William Jacob M.D. and John
Wilkinson, Esq., guardian of Frances Honywood, minor daughter of the said Sr. Philip
Honywood, Knt., to administer the goods of the said decreased for the use of the said
Frances during her minority.
On the 12th day of May 1686 the above will was proved by the oath of Frances Sayers als
Honywood, she being now the wife of George Sayers.