Will of Elizabeth Grindy 1661 – 27th September

The words of Elizabeth Grindy of Rushley spinster the eighteenthe daye of September 1661  dercased I give unto John 2Bagnold foure pounds And  one Londe iron And the house wherein I did inhabit and dwell payinge the Rent to the Earl of Ardglasse And I give to Isarke Shipley ffive poundes a Table and a frame and a paire of bedsteads  a choare and a stoole at Ashburne and a payre of 2 bedsteeds and sheetes  and flocke bedd and payre of sheetes and  payre of blankitts the best bedhillinge  one boulster and one  pillowe at Rushley And to my sister Ann 2Bagnolde foure poundes and my best hatt and my browne peticoate and kettle and a paire of sheetes in my trunke and my cofer that standeth in the parlor And to my sister dorothia Aston fortye shillinges And to Margrot Aston thorty shillinges And to Phillipp Aston that cowe and a ffillie which he hath in his possession allreadye one pewter dishe and a little pott And to little Ann 2Bagnold one little trunke and one pewter cupp And to Alice 2Bagshawe one paire of sheetes in the trunke and one paire of sheetes which shee lyeth on one feather bed tirke  one payre of blankitts one cobenlid  one ould bedhillinge  one chaffe bed one pillow one boulster one pewter dishe one candlesticke and twoe napkines And to Elizabeth Johnson one greate pann one greate tubb and twoe milke bowles one paire of bedstides which stand in the parlor and the curtins which hange aboute the bed And I give Edward Aston all that he owes mee ---------- I ordaine and make Thomas Greenesmyth  my executor these beinge  witnesses

Edward Oakeden
William Bagnold
John Bagnold
Alice Aston

Caverswall 27 September 1661
Thomas Greensmith executor
Sworn before Walter Littleton