Richard Warren
M, b. circa 1501, d. before 2 May 1557
Richard was born circa 1501 in England. He was of Bassingbourn. Richard married Alice Jenawaye, daughter of Father Jenawaye and Mother (?), circa 1528 in England. Bassingbourn, Cambridgeshire near the border with Herefordshire & 3 miles away from Royston, Herefordshire.1 Richard made his will on 28 March 1557 at Bassingbourne, Cambridgeshire, England.
Richarde Warren of bassingborne, county Cambridge . . . sycke in bodye . . . Richarde my sonne ye howse whiche I nowe dwell in wt all ye londe & pastuore be longynge . . . londe somtymes called . . . John Asshwells except one called Bandall . . . also A closse called frenche brydge closse . . . & also Rowses mede . . and iiij acres of brodlande & ij beasts & a horse for them wch I had of hym also iiiji of lefull monye forge vj quarters maulte whiche I borrowed of hym & also my lease of burye yearde. . . sayed Rycharde my sonne both my cupbords in ye hall A forme ij chayers & to buffet stoles & my maser [large drinking bowl of hard wood, often footed and silver mounted] . Nycolas my sonne my mesuage at goose styli wt
v Roods of lond belongyne to yt & a halfe yearde londe wt a mesuage called Willimoth buttynge uppon Walton grene. . . . Henrye my sonne my howse at sene[?] end. . . . Alce my doughter xl . . . also a garnysshe of peuter of ye pryce of liijs iiijd & also my white face cowe L. latlye calved & a fether bede a materis a bolster a coverlett a payer of shets & ij pillowes wt ye bers. . . . Alce my wife my howse called atkynsons wch castell now dwelleth in wt acers londe in ye ocupienge of ye sayed castell dwerynge ye terme of hir lyffe. . . . Henry my sonne vl. . . . Augerye waren ye sayed Henrs dawghter xxxiijs iiijd. . . . Alce my wyffe Richarde my soone & nicolas my soonne all my goods movable . . [and] executors. . . . Will'm Waren ye sonne of Will'm Waren ye elder to be supvisor.2
Richard departed this life before 2 May 1557 in Bassingbourne, Cambridgeshire, England. His will was probated on 2 May 1557 in the archdeanery of Ely.
Richarde Warren of bassingborne, county Cambridge . . . sycke in bodye . . . Richarde my sonne ye howse whiche I nowe dwell in wt all ye londe & pastuore be longynge . . . londe somtymes called . . . John Asshwells except one called Bandall . . . also A closse called frenche brydge closse . . . & also Rowses mede . . and iiij acres of brodlande & ij beasts & a horse for them wch I had of hym also iiiji of lefull monye forge vj quarters maulte whiche I borrowed of hym & also my lease of burye yearde. . . sayed Rycharde my sonne both my cupbords in ye hall A forme ij chayers & to buffet stoles & my maser [large drinking bowl of hard wood, often footed and silver mounted] . Nycolas my sonne my mesuage at goose styli wt
v Roods of lond belongyne to yt & a halfe yearde londe wt a mesuage called Willimoth buttynge uppon Walton grene. . . . Henrye my sonne my howse at sene[?] end. . . . Alce my doughter xl . . . also a garnysshe of peuter of ye pryce of liijs iiijd & also my white face cowe L. latlye calved & a fether bede a materis a bolster a coverlett a payer of shets & ij pillowes wt ye bers. . . . Alce my wife my howse called atkynsons wch castell now dwelleth in wt acers londe in ye ocupienge of ye sayed castell dwerynge ye terme of hir lyffe. . . . Henry my sonne vl. . . . Augerye waren ye sayed Henrs dawghter xxxiijs iiijd. . . . Alce my wyffe Richarde my soone & nicolas my soonne all my goods movable . . [and] executors. . . . Will'm Waren ye sonne of Will'm Waren ye elder to be supvisor.2
Richard departed this life before 2 May 1557 in Bassingbourne, Cambridgeshire, England. His will was probated on 2 May 1557 in the archdeanery of Ely.
Family | Alice Jenawaye b. c 1509 |
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