The testator John Blake is of Over Eldon according to his will and this would appear to be Upper Eldon which is near Kings Somborne. This is Stockbridge Registration District and Upper Eldon is not mentioned in the nearby places for Kings Somborne on Genuki. Kings Somborne is nine miles south of Andover. The date of writing must be before 6 Jul 1553 when King Edward VI died.
http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=56859
From British History on Line the following:
South of King's Somborne is the ancient decayed parish of Upper Eldon, (fn. 21) which covers an area of only 295 acres. The old church of St. John the Baptist stands in the farmyard of the manor farm, which displays traces of 17th-century work.
The will of his brother Walter Blake of East Tytherley was probated in 1547 and that will I have only just acquired from Family Search and will do it next just to see if I can relate this Blake line.
Transcriber: Elizabeth Kipp
Recorded: 17 Mar 2014
Source: Family Search Film 186695, Catalogue C-1147, number 23
Testator: John Blake
Place: Over Eldon, Hampshire, England
Type of Record: Will
Date of document: 16 Ja[ ] , probated 24 Nov 1558
Condition: 16h century English, legible copy
[Wrapper]: T. Johannis Blake dc over eldem 1558
1 In the name of God Amen The xvj th day of J[obliterated]
2 yere of the raygn of kynge Edward the syxt I [John Blake of]
3 over eldon sycke yn my body but of p[er]fect remem[brance thanckes]
4 be to god do make this my testament and last wyll yn [manner and]
5 forme folowyinge: Fyrst I bequethe my sole to the
6 mercey of allmyghty god and my body to be buried [in the]
7 churche yarde of Michelm[er]she It[em] I bequethe to John blake –missing]
8 brother water Blakes sonne viij yowe shepe to be del to hym
9 after shere tyme yf god do hys wyll w[i]th me be that tyme
10 It[em] to freeiswyde blake and ales blake my forsayd brothers
11 doghters to ether of them a yowe shepe a pece It[em] to Jane
12 karkas of somborne a yowe lambe It[em[ to Jane colsell a yowe
13 lambe It[em] to saynt trinite churche iiij d It[em] to the churche of
14 Michelm[er]she a It[em] to the people boxe ij d It[em] to John Hawkyns
15 and Jone Stryde to ether of them a lambe It[e]m to Rycharde charser
16 my s[er]vant a lambe It[em] my will ys that my shepe and kyne be
17 devyded so that my wyfe shall have half of them all and
18 the other half to be equally devyded betwixt John colsell and
19 Jamys hys brother It[em] I do make Jone my wyfe my wholl
20 executrix and do bequethe unto her all the residue of my goods
21 movable and unmovable after that my legacies be p[er]formed
22 my detts payed and my body honestly buryed It[em] I do make tho
23 mas mody of tyensbery and Rycharde mody of Stockbryge my
24 overseers and I do bequethe to ether of them for ther paynes
25 iij s iiij d a pece the beynge witnesses to this my last wyll
26 George greswold p[ar]son of Michelm[er]she John Monday of the
27 Hylls Rycharde mody of Stockbryge and John celsell w[i]th other
28 Probatum fuit suprascripto
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30 xxiiij dei Novembres Anno
31 domini 1558
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39 An inventorie of the goods and
40 cattell of John Blake late of
41 over eldon praysed by Lawrance
43 mule and John Monday yn the
44 hols the viij th of November
q anno domini 1558
46 Imprimis ij table bords and forms and a cobarde praysed at vj s viij d
47 It[em] ij potts ij pannys and iij andrens praysed at xv s
48 It[em] ix platters iij pottyngers ij saucers and ij salt sellers vj s viij d
49 It[em] a posnet iij candelsticks and a chafying dishe praysed at xij d
50 It[em] a flocke bed a bolster of fethers a pyllowe iij cov[er]lets and iij blankets iij s iiij d
51 It[em] all the hangyors xij d
52 It[em] iij cofers and a whiche ij s
53 It[em] iiij payrs of shets and a od iiij s
54 It[em] all his apparel xx d
55 It[em] x chesys praysed at iij s iiij d
56 It[em] a kyve a fate vj tubs ij barells ij payls and other wooden trashe ij s viij d
57 It[em] iij broches ij trivets an awondyron a greyd yron and a dryppyons panns iiij s
58 It[em] an axe ij bylls iiij worors ij sewes ij wynbles a karre and worsts iij s
59 It[em] ij horse bests xxviij s iiij d
60 It[em] v sters and vj shepe v li vj s
61 It[em] v kyne and a heyfar ij bullocks and ij wenerlyng calves v li
62 It[em] v hoorrs and v shutts vj s viij d
63 It[em] all the corne praysed at v li
64 It[em] all the pulcey xiij d
65 It[em] a cart and a plowe w[i]th theyre apparel praysed at v s
66 It[em] a gryndynge stonne xij d
67 It[em] a payres of slerys and all trashe xx d
68 Sum xx li xiiij s
This Blog will talk about researching my English ancestors from Canada but also the ancestors of our son in law whose families stretch back far into Colonial French Canada. My one name study of Blake and of Pincombe also dominate my blog these days. I published the update and revision of The Siderfin Family of West Somerset and it can be downloaded using - http://www.kipp-blake-families.ca/The Siderfin Family of West Somerset - Elizabeth Kipp 4600.pdf
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