Abstract of will of Sarah Sackett of Braunston, Lincoln.
Dated: 13 April 1676.
Proved: Consistory Court of London, 15 August 1676.
Source: National Archives, Kew, LCC 1676/216.
Testatrix: Sarah Sackett of Branston in the Countie of the Cittie of Lincoln Wd.
Beneficiaries:
Daughter Elizabeth, £5 in silver, 2 pieces broad Gold, and my wedding ring.
Daughter Elizabeth, half my wearing clothes.
Sarah Dicus, Charles Dicus, & Elizabeth Dicus, 10/- each.
Ann Poole, my two petticoats which I wear next me & 10/-.
William Bott, 10/-.
10 poore widow of Braunston, 10/-.
Daughter Patience, the rest of my goods and chattels.
Executrix: Daughter Patience.
Witnesses: George Sackett, Ann Poole.
Inventory.
Dated: 25 May 1676.
Source: LCC INV 179/178.
Abstract:
A true & perfect Inventory of all the goods & Chattles which Mris Sarah Sackett late of Branston in the County of the Cittie of Lincoln widow dyed Seized of May the 22th 1676
Imprimis her apparel 10 0 0
Itm in Ready money 15 0 0
Itm in Plate 13 0 0
Itm Debts due to her 12 0 0
Itm 8 pare of fine Sheetes & one Cambridge Sheete 8 10 0
Childbed linning 2 Suites 2 0 0
Itm 1 Suite of fine Diaper 1 Suite of fine Holland 2 Suites of fine flaxen 8 10 0
Itm 2 Sidebord Cloathes 2 pare of Pillow beares of Holland & Sume other pillow beares & 2 dozen of Napkins wth Table Cloathes & Towels at 4 0 0
Itm 1 Large looking Glasse 1 0 0
Itm new Holland & other newe Linnings unmade up 2 0 0
Itm i Gold ring 1 0 0
Itm Books & Two Trunks 1 5 0
Sume Totall 78 5 0
This Inventory Taken & Apprized May the 25 1676
By us Jno Pulvertoft, Samuell Sackett