Samuel Sherman & Phillipa Ward

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Samuel Sherman

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ID: I9152
Name: Samuel SHERMAN
Given Name: Samuel
Surname: Sherman
Sex: M
Note:

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Samuel Shearman lived at Dedham and Ardley, co. Essex. He made his
will on 20 January 1615. It was proved on 2 March 1615 (Arch.
Colchester, 1585-1614, Cooke, 31): In the name of God Amen the 20th
daye of January anno domini, 1615, I Samuel Sherman of Ardley, Co.
Essex, yeoman sick in body but in good and perfecte remembrance thanks
I give to God for the same, doe make and ordaine this my testament
concerning my last will in manner and form following: First and
principallie, I give & bequeath my soule into the handes of god
almithtie my maker & to Jesus Christe, my most mercifull redeemer
hoping assuredly to have pardon & remission of all my sins through his
death & bludshedding & to enjoye a joyfull resurrection. And my body
to be buried where it please God to call. And touching that early
substance wch it hath pleased god to bestowe on me, I doe will &
devise in manner followinge, that is to say: I doe give & devise unto
Philipp my well beloved wife all my landes, tenements, houses,
edifices, buildings, yardes, orchards, gardens with the appurtenances
whatsoever, both free copy or customery sette, lying& being within the
parish of Dedham, in the countie of Essex, or elsewhere, to have & to
holde to her the said Philipp & her assigns for & during her natural
life, for such endes & purposes as are hereafter expressed in this my
will. Item, I give & devise to Henry, my sonne all that my copieholde
or customary messuage called Hardinges in Dedham afforesaide wth the
houses & barnes, yards, orchards, & gardens where Thomas Cole now
dwelleth, together with twoe acres of lande belonging & neere
adjoining unto the same mesuages lying on the northe side thereof &
twoe fieldes, parcel of the sayde tenement, Hardings, one of them
lying next the heath caled Dedham Heath containing by estimation four
acres and the other lying betwene the last recited fields & a close of
fielde called Poppes fielde containing likewise my estimation foure
acres more or lesse to have & to hold the said messuage, landes &
buildings & other the premisses wth their appurtenances with the
parcells of lande above devised to the sayde Henrye, my sonne, to the
sayde Henrye & his heirs for ever from & after the decease of the said
Philipp, my wife. I give & bequeath unto Phillipp, my sonne, and to
Samuel my sonne after the decease of my sayde wife, all that messuage
or dwelling house wch was sometyme John Wrenches where I late dwelt in
Dedham afforesaide wth all the houses, edifices & buildings, yardes &
gardens, barnes, & outhouses wth their appurts to have and to hold to
them the sayde Phillipp & Samuel, their heyres & assigns, for ever.
I do further give unto the sayde Samuel, my sonne, all that orchard
lying at the easte end of the barn there wth one close called Poppes
field containing by estimation four acres parcell of the lande late
John Wrenches & one Close called Bushie field, parcell of the tenement
Hardings lying adjoyning to the nether end of the sayde Popes field
and seven roodes of meadow lying and being in a place in Dedham called
coxepittes to have & to hold to him the sayde Samuel & his heyres for
ever after the decease of said Philipp my wife. I give & devise unto
my sonne Phillipp, five closes of lande lying together nere the sayde
messuage as they are in the tenure & occupation of one Lionel Cheute
or his assigns, contayning by estimation eight acres more or lesse,
parcell likewise of the sayde landes late John Wrenches to have & to
hold to him & his heyres for ev r, after the decease of the sayde
Philipp, my wife, Provided always that if it happen eyther of my
sonnes Samuel & Phillipp to depart this life before he shall
accomplishe the age of XXII years and wth oute issue of his body
lawfully begotten, then I will that the sayde Henry, my sonne shall
have & hold to him & his heyres for ever, after the decease of the
sayde Philipp my wife those landes, tenement & hereditamentes wch were
late the sayde John Wrenches together wth the close called Popes
fields & also the sayde acre & three roods of meadow lying in Coxpitts
aforesayde. And then I give & demise to the survivor of the sayde
Samuel & Phillip my sonnes & his heyres for ever all those lands,
tenements & hereditaments wth theyre appurtces before mentioned called
Hardinges, porvided likewise that it happen the sayde Henrye my sonne
to departe this life before he shall accomplish his age of XXII yeres
and wth oute issue of his body lawfully to be begotten then I give and
bequeathe all those landes, tenements & hereditaments called Hardinges
aforesayde unto the sayde Samuell, my sonne & his heyres for ever as
he should have had the same if he had survived his brother Phillip.
And then I will also that the sayde Phillip, my sonne shall have all
those landes, tenements & hereditaments to him & his heyres wch were
some time John Wrenches afforesaide, as th sayde Henrye should have
had & enjoyed the same if the said Samuel or Phillip had departed this
life & the sayde Henry had survived.
I will & bequeath to Mary & Martha, my daughters to eyther of them the
sum of X of lawful English moneye, when the shall accomplish their
ages of XXI yeres. And I will & bequeathe further unto the sayde
Philipp my wife, all those my goodes & chattalls,
householde stuffe moveable & unmoveable, corn, cattell, money, plate &
leases whatsoever the better to enable her (wth the profit of the
sayde landes & tenements
beforementioned) to paye my debtes my legaceys & to bring up my sayde
children in good & decent manner. But if it should happen the sayde
Philipp my wife to departe this life before all the sayde children
shall accomplish the full age of XXII yeres, that then I will my other
executor mentioned in this my will shall enter uppon all suche landes,
tenements & hereditaments as those children should have & enjoye (by
virtue of this my will) whiche at the tyme of the decease of the sayde
Philipp, my wife have not accomplished theyre sayde ages of XXII
yeres. And my sayde other executor to hold & enjoye the same & take
the issues & profits of them & every of them until they, my children
shall severally come to their sayde ages of XXII years for the better
performance of this my will & bringing up of so many of my sayde
children, as shall be then under the sayde age of XXII yeres. And of
this my presente last will & testament I make and ordeyne the sayde
Philipp my wife & John Uppeheire of Dedham, my brother in lawe, my
executors, whome I desire to see this my will performed in all thinges
as I have reposed my trust in
them. I give to the poor of Ardley XVs.
Item, to Mr. John Rogers, of Dedham XXs. to be payde & delivered to
them by my executors wth in convenient time after my decease. In
witnes whereof hereunto I have
sett my hande & seale & do pushlishe this for my last will &
testamente, revoking all former wills whatsoever in the presence of us
-- Rob't Warde, Henry Sharman, John Ward, Ezeckiel Sherman, George
Hudson. I do allso appoynte my wellbeloved friend, Nathaniel Hecksor,
of Ardley, yeoman, overseer of this my will and testamente. Samuel
Sherman his mark (Seal: a sea lion sejeant) [the crest of the Shermans
of Yaxley, not of the collateral branch at Dedham]
Death: 2 MAR 1615 in Ardleigh, Essex, England
Baptism: 11 JAN 1573/74 Dedham, Essex, England
Occupation: Clothier

Father: Henry SHERMAN b: ABT 1545/46 in Dedham, Essex, England
Mother: Susan LAWRENCE b: ABT 1546 in Dedham, Essex, England

Marriage 1 Phillippa WARD b: ABT 1576 in , Essex, England
Married: ABT 1598
Children
Mary SHERMAN
Samuel SHERMAN
Henry SHERMAN
Martha SHERMAN
Sarah SHERMAN
Philip SHERMAN


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ID: I9152
Name: Samuel SHERMAN
Given Name: Samuel
Surname: Sherman
Sex: M
Note:

FROM:http://www.tde.com/~jhowery/d0001/g0000050.htm#I4836
Samuel Shearman lived at Dedham and Ardley, co. Essex. He made his
will on 20 January 1615. It was proved on 2 March 1615 (Arch.
Colchester, 1585-1614, Cooke, 31): In the name of God Amen the 20th
daye of January anno domini, 1615, I Samuel Sherman of Ardley, Co.
Essex, yeoman sick in body but in good and perfecte remembrance thanks
I give to God for the same, doe make and ordaine this my testament
concerning my last will in manner and form following: First and
principallie, I give & bequeath my soule into the handes of god
almithtie my maker & to Jesus Christe, my most mercifull redeemer
hoping assuredly to have pardon & remission of all my sins through his
death & bludshedding & to enjoye a joyfull resurrection. And my body
to be buried where it please God to call. And touching that early
substance wch it hath pleased god to bestowe on me, I doe will &
devise in manner followinge, that is to say: I doe give & devise unto
Philipp my well beloved wife all my landes, tenements, houses,
edifices, buildings, yardes, orchards, gardens with the appurtenances
whatsoever, both free copy or customery sette, lying& being within the
parish of Dedham, in the countie of Essex, or elsewhere, to have & to
holde to her the said Philipp & her assigns for & during her natural
life, for such endes & purposes as are hereafter expressed in this my
will. Item, I give & devise to Henry, my sonne all that my copieholde
or customary messuage called Hardinges in Dedham afforesaide wth the
houses & barnes, yards, orchards, & gardens where Thomas Cole now
dwelleth, together with twoe acres of lande belonging & neere
adjoining unto the same mesuages lying on the northe side thereof &
twoe fieldes, parcel of the sayde tenement, Hardings, one of them
lying next the heath caled Dedham Heath containing by estimation four
acres and the other lying betwene the last recited fields & a close of
fielde called Poppes fielde containing likewise my estimation foure
acres more or lesse to have & to hold the said messuage, landes &
buildings & other the premisses wth their appurtenances with the
parcells of lande above devised to the sayde Henrye, my sonne, to the
sayde Henrye & his heirs for ever from & after the decease of the said
Philipp, my wife. I give & bequeath unto Phillipp, my sonne, and to
Samuel my sonne after the decease of my sayde wife, all that messuage
or dwelling house wch was sometyme John Wrenches where I late dwelt in
Dedham afforesaide wth all the houses, edifices & buildings, yardes &
gardens, barnes, & outhouses wth their appurts to have and to hold to
them the sayde Phillipp & Samuel, their heyres & assigns, for ever.
I do further give unto the sayde Samuel, my sonne, all that orchard
lying at the easte end of the barn there wth one close called Poppes
field containing by estimation four acres parcell of the lande late
John Wrenches & one Close called Bushie field, parcell of the tenement
Hardings lying adjoyning to the nether end of the sayde Popes field
and seven roodes of meadow lying and being in a place in Dedham called
coxepittes to have & to hold to him the sayde Samuel & his heyres for
ever after the decease of said Philipp my wife. I give & devise unto
my sonne Phillipp, five closes of lande lying together nere the sayde
messuage as they are in the tenure & occupation of one Lionel Cheute
or his assigns, contayning by estimation eight acres more or lesse,
parcell likewise of the sayde landes late John Wrenches to have & to
hold to him & his heyres for ev r, after the decease of the sayde
Philipp, my wife, Provided always that if it happen eyther of my
sonnes Samuel & Phillipp to depart this life before he shall
accomplishe the age of XXII years and wth oute issue of his body
lawfully begotten, then I will that the sayde Henry, my sonne shall
have & hold to him & his heyres for ever, after the decease of the
sayde Philipp my wife those landes, tenement & hereditamentes wch were
late the sayde John Wrenches together wth the close called Popes
fields & also the sayde acre & three roods of meadow lying in Coxpitts
aforesayde. And then I give & demise to the survivor of the sayde
Samuel & Phillip my sonnes & his heyres for ever all those lands,
tenements & hereditaments wth theyre appurtces before mentioned called
Hardinges, porvided likewise that it happen the sayde Henrye my sonne
to departe this life before he shall accomplish his age of XXII yeres
and wth oute issue of his body lawfully to be begotten then I give and
bequeathe all those landes, tenements & hereditaments called Hardinges
aforesayde unto the sayde Samuell, my sonne & his heyres for ever as
he should have had the same if he had survived his brother Phillip.
And then I will also that the sayde Phillip, my sonne shall have all
those landes, tenements & hereditaments to him & his heyres wch were
some time John Wrenches afforesaide, as th sayde Henrye should have
had & enjoyed the same if the said Samuel or Phillip had departed this
life & the sayde Henry had survived.
I will & bequeath to Mary & Martha, my daughters to eyther of them the
sum of X of lawful English moneye, when the shall accomplish their
ages of XXI yeres. And I will & bequeathe further unto the sayde
Philipp my wife, all those my goodes & chattalls,
householde stuffe moveable & unmoveable, corn, cattell, money, plate &
leases whatsoever the better to enable her (wth the profit of the
sayde landes & tenements
beforementioned) to paye my debtes my legaceys & to bring up my sayde
children in good & decent manner. But if it should happen the sayde
Philipp my wife to departe this life before all the sayde children
shall accomplish the full age of XXII yeres, that then I will my other
executor mentioned in this my will shall enter uppon all suche landes,
tenements & hereditaments as those children should have & enjoye (by
virtue of this my will) whiche at the tyme of the decease of the sayde
Philipp, my wife have not accomplished theyre sayde ages of XXII
yeres. And my sayde other executor to hold & enjoye the same & take
the issues & profits of them & every of them until they, my children
shall severally come to their sayde ages of XXII years for the better
performance of this my will & bringing up of so many of my sayde
children, as shall be then under the sayde age of XXII yeres. And of
this my presente last will & testament I make and ordeyne the sayde
Philipp my wife & John Uppeheire of Dedham, my brother in lawe, my
executors, whome I desire to see this my will performed in all thinges
as I have reposed my trust in
them. I give to the poor of Ardley XVs.
Item, to Mr. John Rogers, of Dedham XXs. to be payde & delivered to
them by my executors wth in convenient time after my decease. In
witnes whereof hereunto I have
sett my hande & seale & do pushlishe this for my last will &
testamente, revoking all former wills whatsoever in the presence of us
-- Rob't Warde, Henry Sharman, John Ward, Ezeckiel Sherman, George
Hudson. I do allso appoynte my wellbeloved friend, Nathaniel Hecksor,
of Ardley, yeoman, overseer of this my will and testamente. Samuel
Sherman his mark (Seal: a sea lion sejeant) [the crest of the Shermans
of Yaxley, not of the collateral branch at Dedham]
Death: 2 MAR 1615 in Ardleigh, Essex, England
Baptism: 11 JAN 1573/74 Dedham, Essex, England
Occupation: Clothier

Father: Henry SHERMAN b: ABT 1545/46 in Dedham, Essex, England
Mother: Susan LAWRENCE b: ABT 1546 in Dedham, Essex, England

Marriage 1 Phillippa WARD b: ABT 1576 in , Essex, England
Married: ABT 1598
Children
Mary SHERMAN
Samuel SHERMAN
Henry SHERMAN
Martha SHERMAN
Sarah SHERMAN
Philip SHERMAN


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