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Ralph Buckeridge of the Close of the Cathedral
Church of Lichfield, gent. Will dated 14 April,
1707.
" On my marriage a lease from Subchanter, &c., was settled on my wife Sarah Buckeridge for life. Said lease at her death to my son Wild Buckeridge. To my son Wild lease of land at Lockley Wood near Hinstock, Salop; also land in parish of Chetwynd, Salop, called Pearson's Leasons ; also a silver tankard and coat of arms. '
" My eight houses, &c., in Newport to my wife and my nephew Thomas Johnson, in trust -to sell and apply proceeds for my three daughters when of age.
Daughters Mary, Sarah, and Anne. Witnesses Michael Dickinson, Rich Stubbs, .Tun., Francis Bayley, Jun. Inventory 12 July, 1707, by Robert Whadcock and John Bullock.
Proved at Lichfield, 4 Aug , 1707, by Sarah Buckeridge.
A. STEPHENS DYER. 207, Kingston Road, Teddington.
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