BAGSHAW

(aka - Bagshawe, Bagshall )

Joane Bagshawe, widdowe of Flagg, 1627/28

Will dated 23/6/1627 mentions:

• "to bee buried in the Chappell of Chelmorton as neere as unto my husbands grave as may bee"
• "to Margret Webster xx^li one Fetherbed 2 Blanketts ... [etc]"
• "unto Richard Wilshawe my servant one Cowe and a lambe and those bedclothes that he doth lye in"
• "to Edmund Bagshawe iii^s"
• "to William Bagshawe of Bigging v^li"
• "to Thomas Slacke v^li and a bushell of oatemeale ..."
• "to those three Raphes [which] my husband was Godfather unto xii^d apeece"
• "to John Webster my brothers sonne iiii^li & a bushell of oatemeale"
• "to my three godchildren every one of them a lambe"
• "to . young women [which] I am aunt unto v^s apeece"
• "to Humfrey Buxton his children xiid apeece"
• "to John Webster x^li"
• "to William Webster my brother all the rest of my goods"
• "make the said Wlliam Webster and John Webster of Cheadle the true and lawful executors"
• Witneses: Raph Buxton & Rph Heathcote
• "to Anne Buxton als Goodwine 4^s"
• "to Elizabeth [Cauder] vi^s"
• "[3]^s 4^d to the minister to see yt I bee buried neere my husbands grave"

• An nuncupative will made & spoken by George
  Bagshaw late of Abney in the parish of Hope & County
  of Derby deceased as it was delivered in words the
  Fifteenth day of March last past Anno dom 1676
  before Robert Shepley & others as Followeth being
  in good & perfect memory two dayes before his death.
   
  The said George Bagshaw did declare that he left his
  wife his Full Estate dureing her natural life if she
  kept herself unmarried. And if she married then to
  have only one third part of his goods & estate & the
  other two parts amongst his Children (viz) his sonne
  Roger Bagshaw to have the Farm And the Rest of
  the two parts of his estate to be equeally divided amongst
  Thomas Bagshaw, James Bagshaw, John Bagshaw,
  Anne Bagshaw & the said Roger Bagshaw all Children
  of the said George Bagshaw deeased.
        Witnesse hereunto     Robert _hisR_mark Shepley
• Admininstration granted to Hanna Bagshaw. Mentions tuition & education of Roger, Anna, Thomas, Jacobi & John Bagshaw, as being the responsibility of Hanna Bagshaw of Abney, widow, & Thomas Stevenson of Hope, husbandman.
• Obligation to Hannah Bagshaw, widow & relict of George Bagshaw late of Abney deceased. Also to Thomas Stevenson of Hope, husbandman. Mentions tuition & education of Roger, Anne, Thomas, James and John Bagshaw, his natural & lawful children.

In the name of God Amen I Rodger Bagshall of Haslebadge in the parish of Hope in
the County of Derby husbandman being sick in Body but of sound & perfect minde & memory praised
be to Almighty God for the same I do here make and ordaine this my present Last Will & Testament in
manner & forme following that is to say First & principally I do Comend my xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Soule into the hands of Almighty God Hopeing through the merits death & Passion of my Saviour Jesus
Christ to have full & free pardon & forgiveness of all my sins & to Inherit Everlasting life & my body
I Commit to the earth to be decently buried at the discretion of my executor hereafter named & as
touching the disposistion of all such Temporall estates as it hath pleased Almighty God to bestow
upon me in peace among my Children I give & dispose thereof as followeth first I will that all
my debts & funerall Charges be paid & discharged Also I give & bequeath unto George Bagshaw _^^{my grand child}
fower pounds to be paide to him within one whole yeare next after my decease Also I give
and bequeath unto William Bagshaw my Grandchild one pound to be paid to him within
one whole yeare next after my decease Also I give & bequeath to Rodger Bagshall my Grandchild
fower pounds to be paide to him within one whole yeare next after my decease Also I give to
Rodger Bagshall my best little Coate & my best breeches Also I give & bequeath unto Thomas
Bagshaw James Bagshaw John Bagshall & Ann Bagshall _^^{my Grandchildren} every one of them five pounds
to be paide within one whole yeare next after my decease Also I give & bequeath unto Thomas
Barker _^^{son of Robert} one pound to be paide within one whole year next after my decease Also I give and
bequeath unto The other six of Robert Barker children three pounds & to be equally devided
amongst them & to be paide within one whole yeare next after my decease Also I give and
bequeath unto Francis Barker children one pound to be equally devided amongst them and to
be paide within one whole yeare next after my decease Also I give & bequeath to George Fox
and Mary Fox ether of them [twenty] shillings to be paid when the shall come to the age of
one & twenty years & if it shall happen that ether of them dye before come to age then it should
go to the other then living & if the both dy then it go to my executor Also I give to Robert
Barker Francis Barker Elizabeth Barker wife to Francis Ann Bagshall and Alice Wilde every
one of them one shilling Also I give to Lawrence Fox & Katherine Fenick ether sixpence Also
I give to Ann Chadwick Five shilling And all the rest of my personal Estate Goods Chattels
quick & dead moveable or unmoveable or of what kind so ever the same be within the Relms of
England I give and bequeath unto my loveing son Francis Bagshall and make him my sole
executor of this my last will and Testament I do hereby revoake disanull & make void all
wils & testaents by me heretofore made in witness whereof I the said Rodger Bagshaw
to this my last will & Testament have set my hand & seale the first day of August
In the one & Thirteeth yeare of the Reigne of our Soveraigne Lord Charles the second
by the grace of God of England Scotland France & Ireland King Defender of the feath
Anno Domini 1679
Sealed Subscribed and
published in the presents of                             Rodger + Bagshall
        Robert Rodgers
        Thomas Brownell
Inventory taken 4/9/1679 by Adam Grout, [Ollyver] Rodgers & Thomas Brownell
Probate granted 12/11/1679 to Francis Bagshall