English Wills; Wm. and Mary Qrtly., Vol. 19, No. 1, Pages 57-58

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William and Mary Quarterly
Page 57

                                          ENGLISH WILLS.
                               Contributed by Lothrop Washington

   WILLIAM KELLY.  Will May 21, 1707; proved 10 May 1708.  Spithead.  Mr? (Mrs.) Moore we are
now ordered to carry the Governour of Virginia thither with all Expedition and then to take
the Fleet there home in Convoy" * * * "God knows whether I may live to return home."  I give
all my wages to you all from your loving Freind Wm. Kelly.  "To Mrs. Moore at the Signe of the
Noah's Ark in West Street in Gravesend in Kent these."  10 May 1708 appeared personally Jasper
Ridley of St. John Wapping, County Middlesex Marriner and Rene de la Hay of St. Margaret
Westminster, County Middlesex Gunsmith swearing to writing of Wm. Kelly late second mate of
H.M.S. 'Ruby' Bachelor.  Proved by Elizabeth Moore (wife of David Moore now on the high Seas
in H.M.S. 'Panther') universal legatee.  Barrett 118.

   MALIVERER LUSHER about the age of 18 years.  Will 22 November 1599; proved 10 December 1599.
My body to be buried where my father and Mother was and my grandfather Richard Martin Alderman
to be my executor.  I give to him my chain of gold and three silver boules, and the lease of
my house which remaineth in the hands of Mrs. Pulford.  To my welbeloved father Mr. Doctor
Ceaser my bigest gold ringe.  To my mother in law one of my mouses.  To my loving sister
Dorcase Ceaser my chaine of perle, my greate shippe Jewel and the writings touching the
munirall and Battrie workes which weare give me by my father Mr. Doctor Ceaser.  To my brother
Juby the gold ringe which was my mothers.  To my brother Charles the ringe my Lady Comberlande
gave me.  To Eldest and youngest sister in lawe Jewels.  To my neve John Martin Junior, little
golde ringe.  To my neve Elizabeth Martin my girlde sett with Buttons of gold.  To Mrs. Pulford
my muscovy girdle which was my grandmothers.  To my neve Pinder thelder my mandrake.  To Mrs.
Pulford daughter my silver hathed knife.  To Mrs.

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Francis my silver Bottkine.  To Gregory Browne my great parchment booke. To Mrs. Browne a pair
of sheets, my goddaughter Mrs. Brones daughter a silver porringer.  Witnesses:  Jo. Millward,
Lamty, Jhusha Deile, Alls Vince, Dorcase Knighte.  Archdeaconry of London 1594-1604.  Reg.
5, fo. 143.