The will of Peter Blake provides more questions than answers in the ongoing story of the Blake family of Andover. He does not name anyone as his sibling other than Dorothy Smyth but rather refers to a number of Blake members as Kinsmen/Kinswoman and these particular ones are Nicholas Blake at Gravelacre and his brother Richard Blake and their sister Jone Blake. Nicholas Blake I am familiar with in terms of his buying property from William Blake (brother to this Peter). But what is his actual line? That is something I am still working on. There is one other problem that I have with Peter Blake and how he fits in.
The Visitation of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight 1686 lists the genealogy of Peter Blake (late High Sherriff of the County of Southampton aged 66 years in 1686 (will probated 1694) and married to Margaret daughter of Vincent Smith 1st wife and this shows his children as mentioned Peter Blake aged 20 years 1686, Elizabeth aged 18 in 1686 (died by 1689 date of will) and Sarah 17 years in 1686 and he has by then married his second wife Elizabeth daughter of James Gould of Dorchester (by 1686).Since he is 66 in 1686 he was born circa 1619/20 and he was indeed baptized the son of William Blake and Dorothy Madgwick 5 Apr 1619 at Andover. This matches the Visitation and continuing with the Visitation Peter Blake's will is shown as probated in 1694 but his was done in 1692 and his son Peter's will was probated in 1694. Peter is correctly shown as the son of William Blake and Dorothy Madgwick. This William is said to be the son of Richard Blake of Andover and Joane (daughter of William Blake of Easton Town). Then Richard's parents are identified as William Blake of Easton Town and Anne Tutt of Chilbolton. It is this last relationship that I rather question and I think it is in error. This visitation refers you back to the Visitation of London 1634 and Richard Blake of Tower Ward is listed as the son of Richard Blake of Andover and Jone daughter of William Blake of Easton Town.
So far so good but then I look at the Visitation for Blake also in the Visitation of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight and it refers back to William Blake of Easton Town and lists different children from William's will which I believe the time has come for me to add a transcription to my blog and that will be tomorrow's effort. The children this William identifies in his will (along with his wife Elizabeth) bear no resemblance to the Visitation. It is the source of my thought that there were two William Blakes living at Easton Town in the same time frame. The Visitation for Blake lists the children of William as John (married to Margaret daughter of William Blake of Easton towne), Peter Blake of the Inner Temple, William Blake of Eston towne and a daughter Agnes married to Roger Hyde. John and Margaret have two children listed namely William Blake of Hales House in Middlesex JP and Sara married to William Rolfe. William of Hales House (married to Mary Beverley) have two children William and John. William Blake has listed as children (no wife mentioned) William married to Anne Tutt and sons Peter and Nicholas. One notes Peter is listed as a brother in this chart and indeed William Blake of Eston Town son of William and Elizabeth and brother to Richard married to Jone Blake has a son William married to Ann Tutt and a son Thomas. Peter and Nicholas remain a mystery. William (married to Ann Tutt) may have left a will though and I need to transcribe that one if it comes to the top of the pile. I shall investigate whether or not I have acquired one. It is possible it is with the Hampshire Record Office.
Now that I have finally transcribed this will of Peter Blake I will relate it to the information contained in the Visitation and the discussion follows. This particular discussion will go on and on as I work my way through all the wills. With Peter having identified himself as a brother to Dorothy Smyth (which I think could have a double meaning as there were a couple of Smyth families) and the other name mentions I hope to find an answer to the Visitations. It does raise questions that I have thought about before with regard to the Visitation and the will of Richard Blake of Tower Ward (London) already transcribed:
http://kippeeb.blogspot.ca/2011/02/richard-blake-will-of-23-mar-1643.html
Richard Blake of Tower Ward, London identifies his sisters Joane Baylie, Dorothie Burningham, Ellen Hinxman, and Margaret Savadge and these are the daughters of Richard Blake and Jone Blake amongst others including Elizabeth Hapgood (deceased), Alice (died young) whom he does not mention. Richard's will is written 23 Mar 1643/44 and probated 19 Dec 1644. Richard was the second eldest son of Richard Blake and Jone Blake and he is identified in the Visitation as having two young sons in 1634. In his will he does not mention a wife or children so they have likely predeceased him. Locating Richard helps with Peter as Richard was baptized 30 Sep 1593 at Andover and Peter was the son of his eldest brother William (baptism circa . Richard in his will mentions this William's eldest son and his name is Richard although he refers to him as cousin. Richard has a brother Peter and he apparently has five children whom he refers to as cousins rather than nieces and nephews (Richard, Dorothie, Jane, Mary and Joane). The question in my mind at this point is which godson Richard Blake is this - one lives at Andover and the other lives at Longparish. Again he refers to Joseph Hinxman as his cousin but he is his nephew. He also mentions his brother Nicholas Blake of Galligar. Richard at the time of his death is 51 years of age. His will reinforces the will of his father Richard and his mother Jone in naming his siblings. Re reading the will reminds me that I have not yet acquired any new information on Nicholas Blake married to Deborah (unknown) and living at Galligar (one of Richard's brothers). More on this particular topic later but thought I would put down my thoughts for the moment before I move on to the next will to transcribe. Although I rather think I will publish William Blake (probated 1582) next on my blog just to get a handle on the daughter's marriages which helps to solve the riddle since their brothers have tended to be generous towards them in their wills.
Transcriber: Elizabeth Kipp
Recorded: 26 September 2012
Source: The National Archives, PROB 11/408/228
Name of testator: Peter Blake
Place: Andover, Hampshire, England
Type of Record: Will
Dated:, 9 Sep 1691, codicil 9 Sep 1691, probated 3 Feb 1692
Read: Electronic file images
Condition: script, middle English writing, 17th century
[In margin] 174 T[estato]r
[In margin] Petri Blake
1 In the Name of God Amen
2 I Peter Blake of Andover in the County of South[amp]ton Esq[uir]e being in
3 good health of body and perfect memory praised be God unto whom
4 I commend my Soule through whose infinite mercie and the
5 merritts of Jesus Christ his onely sonn my Saviour I hope to
6 obteyne Everlasting life and salvation revoakeing all former
7 wills by mee made doe make and ordeine this my Last Will
8 and Testament in manner and forme following My body I
9 committ to the Earth from whence it was taken to be decently
10 buried at the discretion of my Executor hereinafter named
11 willing him that at my funerall he expend not above fifty
12 pounds I desire Mr Benjamin Cullnin if Vicker of the towne
13 of Andever at the time of my death to preach my funerall
14 Sermon for his paines I give unto him as much B[lac]k Worsteed
15 as shall make him a Gowne and to be made into that garment at
16 the charge of my Executor and as much b[lac]k Serge for a Pulpit cloth
17 as shall cost me Tenn shillings and these to be taken out of my
18 Shopp if I shall die possest of it also these to be bought and in mony
19 I give him Tenn shillings and this to be in full of all dues what
20 ever may be claimed or pretended to be due As concerning all
21 other worldly goods which it had pleased God to Invest mee
22 with and I shall dye possessed of I give and bequeath as follow-
23 eth Item to the Ancient poore people of Andever I give and
24 bequeath Tenn pounds to be by my Executor in fiftie daies
25 delivered to the Church Wardens and Overseers of the Towne
26 of Andever for the time being and by them to be distributed
27 to the said poore Item whereas on a Treaty of Marriage between
28 James Gould Sen[io]r of Dorchester in the County of Dorset Esquire
29 deceased Father of my now wife in his life time I was assured
30 by him that his daughter my now wife had of her owne pro=
31 per Estate and in her Custody in money Jewells and Plate to
32 the vallue of Three hundred pounds and that he would give
33 me with her my now wife as her Marriage Portion one thou=
34 sand pounds in money and that he would pay unto me the
35 said summe in some short time after our intermarriage and
36 my said wife assured me she would as she was married have
37 more of her said Father Two hundred pounds all which said
38 summs Amounting to the summe of fifteene hundred pounds
39 in consideration of which said summe of fifteene hundred pounds
40 as a marriage portion to be paid unto me as aforesaid I pro=
41 mised and by my bond did obleige myselfe to settle some lands
42 of Inheritance of the yearly value of one hundred and fifty
43 pounds on my said wife for her Joynture and the heires of my
44 body on her to be begotten Nevertheless although the said sum[m]es
45 of Three hundred pounds nor the summe of Two hundred
46 pounds nor any part thereof hath bin paid unto me nor have I
47 at any time since our Marriage received one penny or penny=
48 worth in money goods or else Except the afore mentioned one
49 Thousand pounds yet being willing and desireous on my part
50 to make good my Agreement promise and obligation I doe hereby
51 give and devise unto my said wife and the heires of my body on her
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52 begotten or to be begotten All that my Farme and Manner of
53 Bently in the Parrish of Mottisfont Lockerly and Enderly in the
54 said County of South[amp]ton now in the possession of Gabriell Hack
55 his Assigne or Assignes of the yearly vallue of Eighty pounds or
56 thereabout and all those my Lands and Tenements in St Mary
57 Borne in the Parish of Downe Hursborne in the possession of
58 Robert Carter his Assigne or Assignes of the yearly vallue of
59 Forty pounds or thereabout and alsoe I doe devise unto my
60 said wife and the heires of my body on her begotten or to bee
61 begotten one Annuity or yearly rent of Thirty pounds lawfull
62 mony of England to bee Issueing and goeing out of all my Lands
63 Tenements and hereditaments lying and being in Andover
64 aforesaid to be paid unto my said wife by my Executor herein
65 after named and to the heires of my body on her lawfully by
66 me begotten or to begotten at the most usuall feasts or termes
67 in the yeare that is to say att the feast of the Annunciation of
68 the blessed Virgin Mary and of St Michael the ArchAngell by
69 even and equall portions the first payment to be made at such
70 of the said Feast daies as shall first happen next after my decease
71 or within fifteene daies of either of the said Feast which said
72 Lands and Annuity soe devised unto my said wife and the heires
73 of her body soe begotten or to be begotten I will and desire may
74 be Accepted and taken by my said wife and her friends in full
75 discharge and satisfaction of all such Lands and joynters as I
76 was ingaged to settle on my said wife and the Issue of her body
77 and in full Barr and Satisfaction of all such Dower and Thirds
78 which my said wife may have or claime to have out of any of
79 my Mannors and Tenements and hereditaments whereof
80 I shall be seized dureing the Coverture Nevertheless Excepting
81 All manner of Timber Trees growing or that shall be growing
82 on the aforedemised Mannors Farme and Lands to be at any
83 time by my said wife or her Assignes cut or felled save for the
84 necessary and needfull repaire of the dwelling houses Barnes
85 and Stables on the same And as A further Testimony of my
86 love I give and bequeath unto my said wife the summe
87 of forty pounds lawfull money of England to be paid unto her
88 by my Executor within six Moneths next and immediately after
89 my death and the best peece of my Plate as she please to make
90 Choice of and I direct that my brother in Law James Gould of
91 Dorchester in the County of Dorset Esquire or such person in
92 whose hands the bond or other security shall be at the time of my
93 death which I gave for setling of the said Joynter and Lands
94 on my said wife and the heires of her body lawfully to be begotten
95 shall deliver up the said bond and security unto my said Execu=
96 tor within three moneths next and immediately after my decease
97 or that all the bequests made in this my will unto my said wife
98 and alsoe to the Issue of her body to be begotten as aforesaid
99 be utterly void Item I give unto my sister Dorothy Smyth one
100 Annuity or yearly Rent of six pounds to be paid unto her yearly
101 that is to say three pounds halfe yearly viz[ a vi]t att the feast of
102 Th[e ]annunciation of the blessed Virgin Mary and St Michaell
103 th[e]archangell by even and equall portions the first payment to
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104 begin and to be made on the first of the said feast daies that shall
105 happen next Imediately after my decease or within tenn daies
106 next after either of the said Feasts Item whereas I have severall
107 goods of divers sorts in my Shop if I shall dye possessed of them
108 then I give and bequeath unto my kinsman William Warren of
109 Dorchester in the County of Dorsett and to his brother Peter
110 Warren an Apothecary in London to each of them soe many of
111 the most invendible of the said goods as cost mee when bought which
112 will appeare by the severall marks on them the summe of Sixty
113 pounds to be by my Executors herein after named delivered unto
114 them severally in one or Two Moneths next and imediately after
115 my decease Item I give unto my son in law Edmund Lambert
116 Esquire the summe of five pounds and to my daughter Sarah
117 Lambert his now wife the summe of five pounds to be paid to
118 each of them within three Moneths next and Imediately after my
119 decease Item I give unto my said daughter one Silver Tankard
120 one diamond Ring and her Mother's Wedding Ring if I dye
121 possessed of them to be delivered to her within one month next
122 and imediately after my decease Item I give unto my son Peter
123 Blake whome I doe make Constitute and ordaine Sole Executor
124 of this my Last Will and Testament All my severall Mannors
125 Farmes Lands Mills houses Tenements and hereditaments of
126 what nature or kind soever not here in before by me bequeathed
127 and alsoe the Revertions and Inheritance of the severall Lands
128 herein before by mee bequeathed unto my wife after her death
129 without Issue of her body by me begotten And alsoe all my dwell=
130 ing house household goods Shopp and Shopp goods Merchandize
131 Moneys Jewells Rings Plate Books Books of Account and what=
132 ever else I shall dye possessed of or which is oweing and Re=
133 maineing due unto mee in any Nature of kind whatsoever
134 bee it by Mortgage Bonds bills books Rents or Arreares of
135 Rents And all other my personall Estate whatever not herein
136 before by me bequeathed And my Will and meaning is that
137 this my Executor shall out of my severall manners farmes
138 Lands houses Tenements and hereditaments moneys Jewells
139 Rings Plate goods Merchandizes and other my personall Estate
140 pay satisfie and discharge all my funerall expences bonds and
141 all other my debts be it by bonds bills or other Obligations of
142 what nature or kind soever and all my severall Legacies and
143 bequests herein before by mee bequeathed And my Will and
144 meaning is that my said Executor shall he prove this my will
145 enter into such convenient security by bond to the Overseers of this
146 my last Will and Testament hereinafter named for the surrtene
147 satisfying paying and discharging my funerall expences
148 and bequests herein before by me given and bequeathed and all
149 other my debts of what nature or kind soever be it by bonds or
150 else and for the better enableing him soe to doe I advise that with the
151 Assistance and Advice of the overseers of this my last Will and
152 Testament hereinafter named he expose to sale and doe sell my lands
153 in St Mary Bourne called Chandlers which some times since I
154 purchased of Mrs Rebecca Thornburgh of Andever and the Lords
155 and Trustees of Wallop Esquire and Hopper Esquire which Lands are now in
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156 the severall Tenures and possession of Robert Thorngate James
157 Waight and others Together with my three Coppices with the Barne
158 called the Parsonage Barne and Meadowes and Lands thereto
159 adjoyning And alsoe all that houses and Orchards lyeing and being
160 in Andover in a Streete there called Frogg Lane in the severall tenure
161 of William Beare Nath[aniel] dines And alsoe all those my Tenements
162 in Andover in a Streete there called Brickkill Streete and two Te=
163 nements in a Lane leading to Barbers Mill and the Gardens thereto
164 adjoyning in the severall Tenures of Michaell Crouch Francis Barrett
165 and others And alsoe all my Lease hold and Coppyhold lying and
166 being in Shaborne in the County of Berks[hire] together with the Mill
167 thereto belonging further my Will and meaning is that if my said
168 Executor shall depart this life ere he be Married or make any law=
169 full settlement on the Issue of his body in Marriage Lawfully to be
170 begotten then my Will and meaning is that my daughter Sarah
171 Lambert aforenamed shall be the sole Executrix of this my Last Will
172 and Testament and that she shall possesse and enjoy all my Severall
173 Manners Farmes Lands houses Tenements and hereditaments
174 household goods Merchandizes Shopp goods moneys Jewells Rings
175 Plate Bonds Bills debts books books of Account Rent Arreares of
176 Rent Leases Revertions Mortgages and all other my personall estate
177 of what nature or kind soever to her and the heires of her body
178 Lawfully begotten in Marriage for ever And that shee observe and
179 performe all those severall directions by Bond or else which my said
180 son her brother should have done if hee had been my Executor shee
181 paying and dischargeing my funerall expences Legacies and bequests
182 herein by mee before given and bequeathed and likewise satisfying
183 and paying all my debts by bonds bills or other Obligations whatsoever
184 and that before she prove this my Will if she bee a single person doe
185 enter into such Bond or Obligation to the Overseers of this my last
186 Will and Testament hereafter named as they shall approve of for the
187 due performance of this my said Will and that if she bee at such
188 time Married that then she with her husband shall both enter
189 into such Bond for the due performance of this my said Will
190 as before directed And if it shall happen that both my son and
191 daughter before mentioned shall depart this life before the tyme
192 of my decease and that neither of them my son Peter Blake nor my
193 daughter Sarah Lambert shall leave Issue of their body in Marriage
194 Lawfully begotten Then I give and bequeath all my severall Estates
195 Mannors Farmes Lands Tenements Leases Revercions Houses house=
196 hold goods Merchandizes Shopp goods and all other such personall
197 Estate as I shall dye possessed of to my Right heires forever And
198 that such heire ere he possesse himselfe of the same doe give such
199 sufficient Security as the Overseers of this my Last Will hereafter
200 named shall approve of for the satisfying paying and discharging
201 my funerall Expences and my severall debts on Bond bills and
202 other Obligations with my severall Legacies and bequeaths herein
203 by me before severally given and bequeathed And further my will
204 is that if neither my said son Peter Blake nor my daughter Sarah
205 Lambert shall live and become the Executor nor Executrix of this
206 my last Will and Testament nor have Issue of either of theire
207 bodyes in Marriage Lawfully begotten but that it shall descend to
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208 my right heires that then such heyre shall within one yeare
209 next after my decease pay unto my above named William Warrin
210 the summe of Three hundred pounds of Lawfull money of England
211 And alsoe pay within one yeare next after my decease unto
212 my kinsman Peter Warrin the summe of fifteene hundred
213 pounds of like Lawfull English money And to the above named
214 Mary Smith Elizabeth Warrin and Mary Warrin her Sister to
215 each of them the summe of fifty pounds a peece within one yeare
216 next after my decease And farther my Will is that if it shall hap=
217 pen that the summe of Thirty pounds hereby before given as an
218 Annuity or yearly Rent Issueing and goeing out of all my Lands
219 Tenements and hereditaments in Andover payable to my wife
220 And the heires Male of her body Lawfully by mee begotten or
221 to begotten shall be behinde and unpaid for the space of one
222 Moneth in which the same ought to bee paid as aforesaid that
223 then it shall and may be Lawfull after Lawfull demands thereof
224 made by my said wife and the heires Male of her said body by me
225 begotten their Assigne or Assignes to enter into any or all my said
226 Lands Tenements and hereditaments in Andover aforesaid to
227 distreyne for all or any the said Annuity or yearly Rent hereby
228 before by me given and bequeathed And for the Arreares thereof
229 if any shall be And the distresse and distresses then theire found
230 to Lead drive take carry away and Impound and the same in=
231 pound to deteyne and keepe untill the said Annuity and yearly
232 Rent and the Arreares thereof shall be fully satisfied contented
233 and paid And further my Will and meaning is that if any person
234 or persons to whome I have hereby given any Legacy or bequest
235 shall not be contented and shall endeavour to disturbe alter Change
236 frustrate or make void in any respect or point this my Last Will
237 and Testament and the Contents of the same or any parte thereof
238 that then hee or shee soe offending shall Loose the benefitt of this
239 my Last Will to all intents and purposes and the Legacies to any
240 of them given and devised by the same The Overseers of this my
241 Last Will and Testament I desire to bee my kinsmen and friends
242 Gabriell Whistler of Combe in the County of South[amp]ton Esquire John
243 Pollen of Andover aforesaid Esquire William Hinxman of Ha=
244 therden in the Parish of Andever Gentleman unto each of them I
245 give the summe of three and Thirty shillings and four pence
246 desireing theire acceptance And that they please to be aiding and
247 Assisting to my Executor above named giveing willing and grant
248 ing unto them and the Longest Liver of them full power and
249 Authority to determine deside and end all Ambiguityes doubts
250 questions and debates whatsoever which arise betwixt my said
251 children or any other to whome I have by this my Last Will
252 made my Legacy or bequest Item I give unto the widdow Sarah
253 Crosse the summe of Twenty shillings to bee paid to her within
254 three moneths nexts after my decease In witness whereof I the
255 said Peter Blake to this my Last Will and Testament have sett
256 my hand and Seale the fourth day of June in the first yeare of
257 the Reigne of our Soveraigne Lord and Lady William and Mary
258 King and Queene of England etc Anno domini one Thousand
259 six hundred eighty nine Item I give to every of my Servants
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260 that shal[l ]be liveing with me at the time of my decease the summe of
261 forty shillings to be paid to each of them in One Moneth next and
262 imediately after my decease Item I give unto Mrs Anne Rutley of
263 Andover widow Twenty shillings to be paid to her in one Moneth
264 next and imediately after my decease Peter Blake [signed] Signed Sealed
265 published and declared to be the Last Will and Testament of Peter
266 Blake In the presence of Rich Baker Roger hall Will Beare
267 Further my Will and meaning is and I doe declare it as my last
268 Will and Testament and to be reputed and taken as a further part
269 of my said Will whereby I have given and bequeathed to my Sonn
270 Peter Blake my severall Mannors Lands Tenements Estates goods
271 and Merchandizes and constituted him my sole Executor on severall
272 provisors in my said will exprest and on his fayleing or not ob=
273 servant and performing of the same I have given and bequeathed
274 to my daughter Sarah Lambert my severall Mannors Farmes Lands
275 Houses and Estates and made and constituted her my Sole Execu=
276 trix of this my Last Will and Testament under such restrictions
277 and conditions as therein and above are exprest my Will and
278 meaning is that if it shall please God my said sonn Peter Blake
279 shall depart this life ere he be possessed of these my Mannors
280 Lands and Estates etc to him by me bequeathed and my daughter
281 Sarah Lambert shall become Executrix to my said Will and that
282 she shall depart this life without issue of her body lawfully begotten
283 That on such faileing or failure I give and bequeath unto my above
284 named Nephews my several Estates Mannors Farmes Lands
285 and houses to be to them and the heires Males of their bodies
286 and the Survivor of them that is to say to William Warrin my
287 said Nephew my Mannor and Farme at Bently Lockerly and En=
288 derly in the Tenure occupation and possession of Gabriell Hack
289 or his Assignes my Farme and lands in St Mary Boarne In the
290 possession of Rob[er]t Thornegat Rob[er]t Carter James Waight and
291 others or theire Assignes these in the Parish of down hursborne
292 my Lands in uppersborne al[ia]s hursborne Tarrent in the possession
293 of William Mills th[e ]elder and William Mills the Younger or theire
294 Assignes my Land and Tenement In Overton in the possession of
295 Edward Chapman or his Assignes with all Woods and underwoods
296 thereto severally belonging from and imediately after the expiration
297 of such Settlement as are on the same made to Elizabeth my wife
298 in Joynture to whome for a farther increase of her joynture over
299 and above what I have in this my last Will and Testament other doe
300 sett and bequeathed as her Joynture and in full of all further claimes
301 and demands as declared and enconditions further my Will and
302 meaning is and by these I farther give and bequeath unto Elizabeth
303 my said wife dureing her naturall life and as an increase of her
304 said Joynture all those my aforementioned Lands in hursborne
305 Tarrant al[ia]s Uphursborne in The tenure and possession of William
306 and William Mills or theire Assignes and farther I give and bequeath
307 unto Mr. Nic Blake of Gavelacre and to Mr Richard Blake his Bro=
308 ther my Kinsman forty shillings to each of them to Mrs. Jone Blake
309 theire sister my Kinswoman Twenty shillings to Sarah Rosdall one
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311 of our Servants maide Twenty shillings to each other Servants maides
312 as shall be resident and dwelling with us at the time of my departure
313 out of this world Tenn shillings To George Willy my Apprentice Forty
314 shillings these severall Legacies and bequests to be paid unto them by
315 my Executor or Executrix which of them it shall fall to be in three
316 Moneths next and imediately after my decease this above written
317 I declare to be part of my Last Will and Testament and by way of
318 Codicill to be Annexed to my said will written with my owne hand
319 by the help of God and by Peter Blake of Andover in the County of
329 South[amp]ton Esquire and published to bee my last Will and Testament
321 being praised be God in good and perfect memory although weake
322 and fraile in body dated the Ninth day of September One Thousand
323 Six hundred Ninety and one witnesse my hand and Seale Peter
324 Blake [signed] Signed Sealed published and declared to be the last Will and
325 Testament of Peter Blake of Andover Esq[uir]e in the presence of James
326 Chator Edward Harding his marke Richard Goodall
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