Mary Langford

Seen as daughter of William Hyde but this seems as mixup.

Will

Mary's will was probated 1624.

“Mary Langford of Trowbridge, in the diocese of Sarum, widow. Will dated 19 Oct., 1624, proved 4 Dec., 1624, by Eliz. Milles [113 Byrde].

• 20s. to the parish and 3l. to the poor.
• Henry the elder, Esq. 40s., my dau. Mary, his wife, 4l., his son Henry H. the younger 40s., his son Edward H. 5l., and to his 5 daus. 5l. each.
• My son-in-law Wm Longe 40s., my dau., his wife, 5l., his dau. Mary Longe 10l., and to Henry, Edward, Rebecca, and An, sons and daus. of his, 5l. each, and to Robert, Wm., Walter, Alice, and Deborah, sons and daus. of his, 4l. each, all at 21.
• My son-in-law Richard Pigeon 40s., my dau. Alice his wife 10l., and their three children, Richard, Alice, and Frances, 10.l. each. *My son-in-law John Milles 40s., and to my dau. Eliz. his wife, and my dau. Alice Pigeon all lynnen equally.
• John Pearce, son of Henry P., deceased, 20l., and to John’s sister Cicely P. 10l. To the three children of the said John Mills, viz., Eliz., Mary, and Frances, 10l. each
• . My sister Margery St. Barb 10l.
• My kinsman, Mr Edward Hyde of Boscombe, preacher of God’s Word, 40s.
• Kinsmen John Batt and Tho. Batt 20s. each
• . Kinswoman Dorothy Windover 20s.
• All residue to my dau. Eliz. Milles and ex’trix.
• Gyfford Longe, Edq. and Mr. Edward Hyde, overseers and 22s. each.
• Witnessed by Wm. Buckle, Margery St. Barb, Jno Mills, Geo. Johns.”

References

• https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/St_Barbe-3
• Wiltshire Notes and Queries, Volume 1, p. 518
• Thomas' Will was proved in 1573 [this date is likely an error given the Court of Ward Liveries and i.p.m. were 6 Elizabeth or 1563/4] and mentions his wife Joan (executrix), sons Thomas and George, daughters Alice and Margery and son-in-law, John Mylls.[2][4] Joan was still living in 1563. [5][6][7] Thomas' wife, Joan, may be the widow Joan Saintbarbe who was buried 11 May 1581 at St. Martin, Salisbury, Wiltshire.[8]