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Hoping for a transcription on this piece as ell. I've recently come across this and assume it to be the will of John Dudley of Swepstone, Leicestershire 1528.
Once again, I can catch and assume some parts but id like to have a better set of eyes and understanding of the script take a look.

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I'm having trouble pinpointing a set of parents for a John Wood.
He marries Martha Bilson 24 Jan 1793 St Mary de Castro, Leicester
They have the following children -
William Wood 1793
John Wood 1795
Thomas Wood 1797
Ann Wood 1800
James Wood 1802
Mary Wood 1804
Timothy Wood 1810
All are baptised at St Mary de Castro.

Martha dies 1827 St Nicholas, Leicester aged 63 with a birthdate of 1764 but I think she is the Martha Bilson bapt 1768 Whetstone.

I cant find John on the 1841 census but in 1851 he is living with his son James and is listed as -
John Wood aged 82 born 1769 a Framework Knitter born Hinckley, Leic.
I have his burial as 1852 Leicester aged 85, so a birthdate of 1767.

So I have a rough birth date of 1767-1769 but I cant find a John Wood of Hinckley.
A John Wood is bapt 1773 Hinckley son of John and Mary but I think this is the 'John Wood, Infant' who is buried 1779 Hinckley?
There is a John Wood bapt in Sapcote 1767 but there is a subsequent marriage and death for this John.
There is a John Wood bapt 1765 Stole Golding to a Thoams and Mary but once again a subsequent infant burial is found.
A John Wood is bapt 1764 in Nuneaton, Warw 4.4 miles from Hinckley but there appears to be a marriage for this John.

There is a John Wood bapt 1767 Bulkington, Warw 7 miles from Hinckley baseborn son of Catherine Wood?

A William Wood marries an Ann Haddon in Hinckley 1768. There are no baptisms for this pair as far as I cound see but this William dies in 1784 and leaves a Will listing his wife Ann and gives her property for the use of her and her Heirs. Would this imply there is children? In the Will of Anns father Joseph Haddon 1781 he mentions money and interest to be paid to the child or children of his daughter Ann Wood after her decease for their maintenance and education. Is this implying that there is indeed children?
I can see that William Wood was baptised a non conformist in the 1740s so maybe the they baptised as such?

Any help appreciated

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I'm looking for the parents of Sarah Brewin/Bruin.
She married John Tookey/Tooke 14 May 1785 Kibworth Beauchamp, Leic. On the license she is stated to be 25 years old with a birth date of 1760. She dies 1792 and buried Leicester St Margarets.
All of the baptisms for a Sarah Brewin/Bruin/Bryan appear around 1760 appear to have subsequent marriages or infant burials.
There is however a baptism for a Sarah Bryan in 1768 Kibworth Beauchamp. Daughter of George Bryan and Sarah. Their children appear to be transcribed with the name Brian/Bryan. I cant see an infant burial or marriage for a Sarah Bryan of Kibworth.
Any help appreciated

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I'm trying to find any information on a house either in Croft or Broughton Astley.
The will of John Tibballs in 1717 lists him as 'John Tibballs of Ireland House, Croft, Leicestershire' he seems to be a Yeoman and has a sizable inventory of £328.
Johns widow appears to marry a Francis Cutt/Curt and when he dies in 1730 he is listed as 'Francis Cutt of Ireland House in the Parish of Broughton Astley'

Was or is this a farm or just a house?

When John Tibbals marries Mary Ratt by license 1713, He is of Croft and she is of Manton, Rutland. John is also a widower but I cant find his previous marriage but I think he was married to an Anne who died 1711 Croft. His will in 1717 mentions 2 daughters a Mary and Anne. He also has a daughter Jane baptised 1717, Perhaps he didn't mention as he didn't know whether the child was a boy or girl?

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I'm just wanting peoples opinions on the old Money converters out there when trying to convert money in the 1500s/1600s/1700s into todays money.
I've been converting money from Inventories and land deeds but I notice that there are 3 sites which all put out a slightly different amount?
For instance
Inventory wealth from 1750
£725-18-2-2

National archives converter using and I quote - 'data from records such as those of the royal household and Exchequer. These documents may record large purchases by government institutions rather than ordinary retail prices, and wages of skilled craftsmen rather than the general level of earnings' gives the sum as £84,691.14 in todays money.
According to the Bank of Englands inflation converter which uses national statistics from 1750 onwards and a cost of living index prior to 1750 gives the same sum as £157,907.84 in todays money.
The last converter is Measuringworth.com and has a number of Comparatives.
The relative real wage or real wealth value of this sum today is £108,500.00 but also gives these other answers -
the relative labour earnings of the income or wealth - £1,357,000.00
the relative income value of that income or wealth - £1,700,000.00
the relative output value of that income or wealth - £14,640,000.0
 
I may be missing something obvious and I know these give a roudabout figure but which would be the closest in terms of value/wealth?