Archdeacon Will 1668 #36 Malew of Mary Wattleworth als Brew, dated 28 Dec 1668:

"KK Malew, December 28, 1668: The last will and testament of MARY WATTLEWORTH ALS BREW being sick in bodie but of good and perfect memory committed her soule to God and her bodie to Christian burial. Item, she bequeathed her part of the goods to her HUSBAND HENRY WATTLEWORTH, her MOTHER and her CHILD, and the longer liver of them to have all.
Item, she bequeathed to her BROTHER PHILLIP BREW 2s 6d and a smocke to his wife.
Item, she bequeathed to MARGRETT CHUBE[?] the blew petticoat that then was about her.
Item, she bequeathed to Mrs. MARY SHARPLES a black hood.
Item, bequeathed to her midwife a good handkerchief and an apron.
Item, she declared that there was no more of her father's goods in the house but 2 chairs[?], a caddow, and 2 pewter dishes.
Item, she bequeathed her part of the house or houses to her DAUGHTER ELIZABETH WATTLEWORTH and if God did take away her said DAUGHTER by death she will and bequeathed all her part of the houses and goods to her loving HUSBAND HENRY WATTLEWORTH and constituted him her Executor.
Item, she nominated and appointed her BROTHER IN LAW JOHN WATTLEWORTH Ramsey and her own MOTHER supervisors of her said DAUGHTER ELIZABETH WATTLEWORTH.

Testes: Tho: Parre, John Quarke, jurati.

THE FATHER IS SWORN in Court according to Law, the MOTHER is to be sworn by Sr. Tho Parr the next Sunday. Probatum est et Solvit 6d.

JAN: 21ST 1668/9: THE INVENTORY of the goods of MARY WATTLEWORTH ALS BREW viewed and prised by 4 sworn men to wit, John Gallowey, William Preston, Ewan[?] Kewne and Dan: Kelly as followeth:
Imprimis, half a feather bed and bolster 00 pounds 06 shillings 00 pence;
Item, half a new bed and bolster 00:08:00;
Item, half of 4 little pillows 00:01:08;
Item, half of a caddow 00:03:04;
Item, half of 2 fledges 00:03:06;
Item, half of 3 blankets 00:02:06;
Item, half of 2 fledges 00:02:04;
Item, half a new blanket 00:02:00;
Item, half a feather bed and bolster 00:05:00;
Item, half of the curtains and valise 00:02:06;
Item, half a tanning barrel 00:01:04;
Item, half a little knife 00:01:00;
Item, half of five old barrels 00:02:09;
Item, half a table and frame and form 00:2:00;
Item, half a bed lid 00:01:00;
Item, half of 3 joint shoobes 00:01:00;
Item, half chest 00:03:00;
Item, half a table and one form and table posts 00:01:04;
Item, half of the wooden vessels 00:00:06;
Item, half of some piggins and cawes 00:00:04;
Item, half of some earthen vessels 00:00:06;
Item, half of 4 earthen potts 00:01:00;
Item, half of 3 yards black russet 00:01:02;
Item, half of 4 coarse sheets 00:02:06;
Item, half of 6 yards tick 00:02:06;
Item, half of 7 yards of hurden cloth 00:01:04;
Item, half of 5 petticoates with her gowne 00:12:06;
Item, half a ladder 00:00:06;
Item, half a cradle cloth 00:00:08;
Item, half of 3 yards and half of custian 00:01:03;
Item, half a broad cloth waistcoat 00:01:03;
Item, half of 2 loave handkerchief a ca----isk handkerchief and Holland handkerchief 00:04:00;
Item, half of 5 old handkerchiefs 00:04:00l
Item, half of 4 quoifs[?], 3 hall--- & 1 callin 00:00:09;
Item, half of 5 dressings with lace 00:01:00;
Item, half of 2 pairs of rough cuffs 00:00:08;
Item, some upper cuffs 00:00:04;
Item, half of 2 white hiedds 00:00:04;
Item, half of 5 neck cloths 00:00:04;
Item, half a fu-lio- waistcoat 00:01:03;
Item, half a white taffeta hood and scarf 00:01:06;
Item, half of 12 bands made and unmade 00:02:00;
Item, half a b--- 00:00:08;
Item, half a spa-- 00:00:04;
Item, half of 2 chests and box 00:05:0x;
Item, half of 2 coarse sheets 00:00:0x;
Item, half of another coarse sheet 00:00:0x;
Item, half of 3 flaxen sheets 00:04:00;
Item, half of a pair of shoes 00:00:10;
Item, half of a table cloth 00:01:0x;
Item, half a towel 00:00:08;
Item, half a bearing cloth 00:01:0x;
Item, half of 2 old smocks and 2 old table cloths 00:01:0x;
Item, half of 8 aprons 00:04:00;
Item, half a green apron 00:00:0x;
Item, half of ayd and half a flaxen cloth 00:00:08;
Item, half of 2 pillow beere[?] 00:00:01:00;
Item, half of a table cloth and longe 00:00:0x;
Item, half of 3 coarse napkins 00:00:0x;
Item, half of 4 yards of red sarge[?] 00:01:0x;
Item, half of 4 yards of green cloth ));)4:0x;
Item, half of 2 pair of stockings 00:00:xx: Item, half 10 pound of pewter 00:05:00;
Item, half of 7 pound of other pewter 10d per pound 00:03:0x;
Item, half a silver bolkice 00:00:0x;
Item, half of 2 brass pans 00:00:06;
Item, half a pair of bodies 00:01:0x;
Item, half 2 iron potts 00:01:06; Item, half of 2 pounds of tow 00:00:0x;
Item, half a cow of 2 years 00:03:00;
Item, half of a heifer and calf 00:08:00; Item, half a barrel 00:00:06;
Item, half a great spit goobers and racken tree & tongs 00:06:00;
Item, half of 8 pound of wool yarn 00:01:0x;
Item, half of half pound of flaxen yarn 00:00:0x;
Item, half of all the smiths tools;
Item, half of a cupboard and ped----- 00:05:0x;
Item, half of her own clothes 00.

THE GOODS IN THE FATHER'S custody and have given pledges secunda formia legis Redmon[?] Kewne, Tho: Norris father & Joh: Wattleworth: as appeared by the title said taken owne not he being sick.

FEB. THE 18TH 1668/9: CAESAR PATON enters his claim against the executors of MARY WATTLEWORTH ALIAS BREW for the sum of 6s 10d due debt and craveth trial.

FEB THE 18TH 1668/9: WILLIAM STANLEY enters against the said executors for the sum of 10s due debt.

FEB THE 18: JOHN GUNSTONE[?] enters his claim against the executor of MARY WATTLEWORTH ALS BREW for the full sum of fortie s due debt as appears by especialty and craveth trial.

FEB 18: NICHO: BREW enters against the said executors for 35s due debt. FEB. 18: EDWD XXXXXX enters for 40s due debt.

MARCH 9TH: MR. THO: NORRIS enters his claim against the executors of MARY WATTLEWORTH ALIAS BREW for the sum of 15s 10d due debt and craveth trial.

JUNE THE 18TH 1669: DAVID MURREY enters his claim against the executors of MARY WATTLEWORTH for the sum of 5s due debt.

FEB 2ND 1669/70: HENRY MOORE Sumner[?] enters against the executors of MARY WATTLEWORTH for 7s 4d due debt."