<p>www.victoriacountyhistory.ac.uk Cornwall</p><p>PARISH TEMPLATE STUDY – ST DENNIS</p><p>PROBATE TRANSCRIPTON – WILL & INVENTORY</p><p>Ref No AP/H/1465/1</p><p>Title HOCKEY Richard, St Dennis, yeoman</p><p>Date of 3 Jan 1665 probate*</p><p>Description Bequests: ‘…being sound in mind…I bequeath my soul into ye hands of my Savior who hath purchased it with his blood and my body to Christian burial being assured by my faith in Christ of a ioyful resurrection at the last day’</p><p>- to ‘the poor of this parish’ five shillings to be paid five months after testator’s death - to wife Phillip ‘the bed wheron I now lye wth bedsteed, one paire of Cotton Sheets 1 payre of blanketts Coverlett boulster and pillowes, & one brasse pan called the working pan and the little Crock wth the furniture belonging to the bedsteed form[er]ly mentioned’. She shall for her life ‘injoy my Tenem[en]t in Hendra’ if she lives, ‘if the lives uppo[n] my lease Live so Long’, Phillip to pay out of Hendra 36 shillings yearly to testator’s son in law Jacob Phillips. After Phillip’s death the tenement to go to testator’s daughter Grace Phillips for her life, after the death of her to Jacob Phillip and his children for the unexpired term of the lease. - to daughter in law Johan [Joanna] Hockey’s children £5 apiece, payable one year after testator’s death - to Elizabeth Hockey’s children £5 apiece, payable one year after testator’s death - to son Joseph’s children £5 apiece - to Tippett Cole’s children two shillings apiece - [holes in document …’Brayes children…Martyn … Georg Trebithick’s children two shillings a piece’ - to grandson Georg Phillips a mare colt one year old and to the rest of jacob Phillips’ children a shilling apiece - to Jacob Phillips my best suit and coats - to George Trevithick my second suit - to son Joseph Hockey all the rest of goods and chattels not yet given.</p><p>Executors: Joseph Hockey, son</p><p>Signature/mark of testator: signature of Richard Hockey</p><p>Witnesses: signatures of John Archer, George Trevithick</p><p>Date of will: 12 Mar 1663/1664 Date proved: 3 Jan 1664/1665</p><p>Cordelia O’Donnell Page 1 of 2 Parish Template St Dennis Endorsed: Richard Hockey’s will</p><p>Remember: * CALM does not recognise double-dating, e.g. 1664/1665. Therefore, when you have a date between 1 Jan-25 Mar prior to 1752, in the date field enter the modern interpretation of the date, e.g. 1665, and give the double date in the description field.</p><p>Ref No AP/H/1465/2</p><p>Title HOCKEY Richard, St Dennis, yeoman</p><p>Date of probate or 3 Jan 1665 grant* Description Appraisers: Hennery [Henry] Martin and John Woodman</p><p>Date of inventory: 2 April 1664 £ s d Impris His purs and gardle and wearing Apparell 4 --- 0 --- 0 It’ one Cobbert one Chest four Cheares in the hale 1 --- 10 -- 0 It’ in the Citching two Crocks on posson 2 --- 0 --- 0 It’ in the Citching pan bras 12 -- 0 ---0 It’ in the Citching two spits three brandices other Iron 1 --- 3 --- 4 It’ in the buttery one Dozen & halfe of puyter dishes two candlesticks two Flagons 2 --- 6 --- 8 It’ barrells & other Small vessels in the buttery 0 ---10 ---0 It’ two Feather beads furnished 10 --- 0 --- 0 It’ foure doust beads 3 --- 5 --- 0 It’ six Silver spoons 1 --- 0 --- 0 It’ in Chatles 100 - 0 --- 0 It’ one but and wheles and one weane & wheeles 10 -- 0 --- 0 It’ yoakes & Chains & other plow stuf barne boards ladders and other timber Stuf 2 --- 0 --- 0 It’ Corn in the Moyhay 8 --- 0 --- 0 It’ Corn in the ground 17 --- 0 --- 0 It’ Saddles and other furniture for horses 0 --- 10 -- 0 It’ foure Oxen and two steares 16 --- 0 --- 0 It’ Twenty foure Cowes and one bull 65 --- 0 --- 0 It’ fiveteen young Catles 26 --- 0 --- 0 It’ three labour horses and nine Colts 16 --- 0 --- 0 It’ ninety sheepe 18 --- 0 --- 0 It’ pigs and pultery 2 --- 10 -- 0 It’ table lining and Chests 0 --- 13 -- 4 It’ things forgotten & unpraised 0 --- 5 --- 6 The Sume is 320 - 0 --10</p><p>Signatures of ‘Praysers’: John Woodman Henry Martyn</p><p>Cordelia O’Donnell Page 2 of 2 Parish Template St Dennis</p>