Help with a word in a 1656 Will please.

[horselydown86]

Thanks treesquirrel,

There's probably no point in posting more of the will.

It's quite normal expression to see the word deceased in this context - his father deceased, Fred Nurk deceased etc.  I would be happier to have another example of a long-s mid-word, just to be sure; but I'm reasonably confident the reading is right, and certainly can't readily think of another word which would fit what we can see.

[treesquirrel]

Thank you for the reply horselydown86 and for your help :-)