Alice Shaw

Will of ALICE SHAWE of Guildford widow, 20 Oct. 1606.

To be buried in the parish church of Trinity in Guildford near the place where my first husband Henry Parkehurst doth lie

Sons Henry John Thomas and Robert Parkhurst. Daus. Elizabeth Mellish Susan Lancashire and Damaris Spurston. Olife Parkhurst wife of my son Thomas. Sara the dau. of son Henry Parkhurst. Robert son of my son Robert my god-son and his other three children Elizabeth John and Rebecca. Phillipp Mellish son of my dau. Elizabeth. Thomas and Damaris Spurston children of my dau. Damaris. Richard and Susan Streate children of my dau. Lancashire and her other children James Thomas and Mary Lancashire. Sister Joane Champion. Brothers William and Nicholas Hill. Sister Anne Bridger. Sister-in-law Elizabeth Hill widow. Cousin Mrs Olife Shawe widow. Ground which my late husband James Shawe gave me lying between the gardens of Mr Henry Clifton and my son Thomas Parkhurst. John Karr minister of Trinity church. Mr William Key minister of St Mary church. Cousin Mary Chapman. Executors sons John and Thomas Parkhurst

Overseers Mr John Wilson preacher and brother-in-law Richard Bridger. An acre of meadow lying in Coatchers meade in Send.
Witn. Richard Foarde Thomas Costman Thomas Hale Olife Shawe John Elliott.
Proved 2 April 1607.

Source: Surrey & South London Will Abstracts, 1470-1856 (findmypast.com)

Sources

1. William Bruce Bannerman, ed., The Visitations of the County of Surrey, 1530. 1572. and 1623, Harleian Soc. Pubs., 43 (London, 1899): 97.
2. Surrey, England, Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1538-1812, Transcriptions & Images, (www.ancestry.com), Marriage record for Mr James Shaw and Mrs Alice Parkhurst widow, 13 Sep 1580, parish of Holy Trinity, Guildford
3. Surrey, England, Baptisms, Marriages and Burials, 1538-1812, Transcriptions & Images, (www.ancestry.com) Burial record for Mrs Shaw, 28 Nov 1606, parish of Holy Trinity, Guildford
4. London, England, Wills and Probate, 1507-1858 (ancestry.com) Will of Alice Shaw of Guildford widow, dated 20 Oct. 1606, proved 2 April 1607