Help with a few words please!

[sallyduk]

Thanks waiteohman

I wonder if the 3rd sentence could say
'upon me I give and dispose thereof as followeth Imprimis All'?


And beginning of the 5th sentence...
'or ffarm Land'?

End of the 1st sentence...
'touching such wordly'?

[PrueM]

my Executors herein after named and as touching such worldly
Estate as it hath pleased God in his good providence to bestow
upon me I give and dispose thereof as followeth Imprimus All
those my one hundred acres be the same more or less of  Marsh
or Fenn land with their Appurtenances lyeing and being in the
parish and bounds of Ramsey in the county of Huntingdon
late Brownes I give devise and bequeath unto my son James
Coales and his Heirs and Assigns for ever Item all that inn one
third part of a Lott of Marsh or Fenn ground with the
Appurtenances lyeing and being in Pidley ? Fenton aforesaid and
also all that my one third part of a ground with the Appurtenances
lyeing and being in Goodhurst in the said county of Huntingdon   

Sorry, I can't make out the word between Pidley and Fenton - it looks like it should be "in" but doesn't look like that word.  As it has been mentioned earlier in the will, you could check whether it's clearer in the earlier mention.

Cheers
Prue

[sallyduk]

Thanks very much you've been a great help 

[sallyduk]

A couple of words please on this section....

commonly called or knowne by the name of *ndwicks?? which said
last mentioned promises were late Woollens I give and devise and
bequeath unto my said son James Coales his Heirs and Assigns
for ever Item all those my Freehold Messuages Lands ___
and Hereditaments with their and every of their Appurtenances

[Dazey999]

my freehold messuages lands tenements and hereditainments (I think!)

[sallyduk]

Thanks - I think you're right, I can see it's been pointed out 

[Koromo]

commonly called or knowne by the name of Dudwicks?? which said
last mentioned premises were late Woollens I give and devise and

Does this will have any connection to Norfolk?  There appears to have been a Dudwick House, and/or manor:
http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/741418


Koromo

[sallyduk]

I think one of the words which was translated as 'Goodhurst' could be 'Woodhurst' ?- I've looked on Google in Huntingdonshire and there is a Woodhurst website which has the following mentioned...

'The name Woodhurst has over the years been spelt Wuduhyrst, Wodehyrst, Wodehirst, Woodhurste and Wood Hurst. There are several explanations as to the original meaning of the name, but hyrst was Old English for ‘a wooded hill’.

Is it possible our missing word could be Wodehirst?

Sally

ps  Thanks for the correction of Premises - I always get that word wrong!

[sallyduk]

Sorry, almost finished - I think!

Here are a couple more...


or Administrators of such survivor do and shall sell and ___ the



Gent and my Trusty and well beloved friend Jasper Lister ___ of Somersham in the said County of Hunt Gent joint Executors of