Francis Butter 1694 will Shropshire

[okkool]

Thankyou HD86

This is an expression I had not come across before.

Brian

[okkool]

I have a couple more unknown words.

between them at the discretion of my froffes in Trust hereafter named all the rest of my goods Chatteles and Cassells within doores

doe pay and discharge equally and jointly all my funerall expenses and charges and alsoe all the debts as shall be due and oweing
to any person or persons which I have ommunder forgotten to put and place in my schedule or codicill hereunto annexed

[horselydown86]

First one is:  feoffees

Second one requires some thought.

[goldie61]

'omitted or' forgotten?
Very difficult to see the letters, and if there are some extraneous marks in it or nor!

[horselydown86]

I think you have it, goldie.  Nice work.

[okkool]

Thanks Hd86, That is a fascinating word.

Goldie: Thanks for your sharp eyes. These script writers who jam words together or separate a word do make transcribing a challenge

Brian

[okkool]

Hello again

In this section, attached as part of a codicil, I have four words I looking at. The script has changed from the main will.

Inymis  my sonnes to pay these debtes to these ()
my sonne John Butter to my ()               100-00-00
my sonne Francis Butter to John Neasober         100-00-00
   more to John Bould the father         060-00-00
   more to Will Loyd               015-00-00

BRIAN

[horselydown86]

1.  Inp(ri)mis - note the crossed p.

2.  p(er)sonels - probably simply meaning persons.

3.  ex escries or ex estries - ? - may be one word ie exescries - possible dialect for executors?

4.  naccobe - maybe? - the b might be an l.

ADDED:

I would say it is:  ...to John Bould the Gald or...

It may be:  widd(ow) Lloyd, similar to widd(ow) deane below.

[Bookbox]

Also, maybe John Bould the Ealder (= elder?).