1670 Will of Phillipp Lyddiard

[antiqueone]

hope someone can help me fill in the gaps in my transcription of this Will.


Memorand'n that on or about the three and twentieth day
of July in the two and twentieth yeare of the Raigne
of a Soveraigne Lord King Charles the Second
of England [        ] Phillipp
Lyddiard late of Uphavon in the Countie of Wilts and
Archdeaconry of [   ] beinge Sick in body

[JenB]

of England [        ] Phillipp

I seem to see the words Anno ? Dm (Domini) 1670 in there 

Archdeaconry of [   ] beinge Sick in body

Might it be Archdeaconry of Sarum 

[antiqueone]

Thanks for that JenB, looks good but what are the bits before and after  Anno?

[antiqueone]

There is another small bit I can't get. Hope someone can help. I'm now starting on the inventory which I''m sure will raise many more queries

wief Thomasin Lyddiard to be [    ] and
her disposinge for ever With Words or the like

[horselydown86]

First image:

...of England &c Annoq(ue) d(omi)ni 1670...

&c = et c(etera)

I believe Annoque domini 1670 should be translated as: and in the year of our lord 1670

However I may be wrong about that.

...Archdeaconry of saru(m) gent...

The second image poses some difficulties.  I would like to see more of the text and in particular the word after (what I think is) whatsoever in the previous line.

However I'm heading to bed so won't be able to look further until tomorrow.  Someone else may figure it out before then.

[antiqueone]

Thanks for that horselydown86. I have attached an image showing previous line.

[horselydown86]

Haven't made it to bed yet.

I believe the passage is:

...whatsoever unto my loveinge

wief Thomasin Lyddiard to be unto her and

her disposinge for ever...

[antiqueone]

Thank you both of you for all your help,