APPENDIX 2

ABSTRACT OF THE WILL OF LADY MARY BROUGHTON 1680

IN THE NAME OF GOD AMEN the twentieth day of January One Thousand six hundred and eighty I Dame Mary Broughton of Marchwiel ats Conqueress Hall in the County of Denbigh widow being of good and perfect health and sound memory . . .
...And as for the disposing of my temporall Estate and such goods and chattels as it hath pleased God in his Goodness and mercy to bestow upon me I doe order give and dispose thereof in manner and form following Imprimis I give and bequeath unto my son Edward Broughton All that my house and tenement with apputenances situate lying and being in the market place in the Town of Kingston upon Thames in the County of Surrey now or late in the tenure or occupation of one Robert Hunton or his assign with all wayes watercourses stables gardens orchards stalls or standings in the market place and appurtenances of the same messuage or tenement belonging or in any wise appertaining Also I give and bequeath to my said son Edward Broughton all that my house and Tenement with the appurtences situate lying and being between the Gatehouse at Westminster and the Convict Prison of the Right Reverend Father in God - by Divine Providence Lord Bishop of London on the East now or late in the occupation of John Scamdon gent with all stables coach houses outhouses barns gardens yards orchards and appurtenances to the said house Messuage or Tenement blonging or in any wise appertaining I also give and bequeath to my son Edward Broughton my right with and interest of and in the prison or Goale called the Gatehouse Westminster will all rooms casments comodities and necessouries with all and singular their appurtences to the said Prison house or Goale belonging or anywise appertaining or with the same used or occupied ( also give and bequeath unto my said son Edward Broughton all my rights with and interest of and in the convict prison in Westminster together with the Mansion house and Messuage now curently and built upon the said prison wherein the Countess of Tirconnell now dwelleth lying and being at the West end of the lib'ty called Westminster Abby with all stables Coachouses out houses barns gardens orchards and appurtences to the same belonging or in any wise appertaining And I give and bequeath my Estate personall and reall in the County of Middx and City of Westminster and County of Surrey having purchased the same with my own reall money or portion or patrimoniall Estate Provided always and upon condition and it is my true will and endowing that the score pounds yearly during the natural lives of my two sons Edward and Aquila Wyke four-score pounds yearly during the natural lives of my two sone Edward and Aquila that is fforty pounds a year to each sonne so or paid quarterly by equal portions Provided that my said son Edward Broughton shall neglect or refuse to pay unto my said tow undutiful sons Edward Wyke and Aquila Wyke their said Annuity or Fforty pounds a year in manner aforesaid or within fforty days after each quarter day if lawfully demanded of the said Edward Broughton at his Mansion house at Marshweil als Conqueress Hall then my said devise of the said premises in the said County of Middx and City of Westminster to be void and of non effect and the said houses to goe to my said other two sons Edward Wyke and Aquila Wyke to be equally divided between them share and share alike Item I give and bequeath unto my son Edward Broughton and to his heirs of his body lawfully begotten All that my Capital Messuage called Marshweil alias Conqueress hall with the Barnes stables outhouses edifices buildings gardens orchards and demeasnes Lands Tenements and heritaments situate lying and being in the several parishes of Marchweil Wrexham Holt and Shocklythe or any of them or either of them or elsewhere in the several Counties of Denbigh Fflint and Chester or any or wither of them And for want of such issue of my son Edward Broughton then I give and bequeath the said Messuages land and Premises with their and every of their appurtences unto my second son Aquila Wyke and the heirs of his body lawfully begotten and for want of such issue Then to the huse and behoofe of my oldest son Edward Wyke and the heirs of his body lawfully begotten And for want of such issue I give and divise the said Messuages Lands and Demeasnes tenements and hereditaments and premises

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