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About Thomas Waller, Jr.
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Abstract of the will of Doctor John Waller, recorded Prerogative Court of Canterbury; Richmond, 248.
John Waller of Newport Pagnell County Bucks gent. will dated 21 August 1716. To be laid in that vault or monument which I caused to be built on the south side of the church of Newport Pagnell at the bottom of the grille near the river wall and fenced it about with iron rails and a gate and built first for my dear son James and remains for a burying place for myself and those of my family of Wallers forever.-- To my son Benjamin Waller in fee my message in Sherrington, Bucks with land which I lately purchased of Samuel Cunningham and also all other lands in Sherrington aforesaid, said son Benjamin to pay to my sons William Waller, Thomas Waller, John Waller and Edmund Waller and to my daughter Jemima Waller 50 pounds apiece; to my said 4 sons William Waller, Thomas Waller, John Waller and Edmund Waller and daughter Jemima the said 50 pounds said son Benjamin Waller in fee, messuage in Newport Pagnell aforesaid in which he now dwells, also close of pasture in the Marsh End, Newport Pagnell, called the Red House Close which I sometime since purchased of Ralph Hooton.-To said son Benjamin 50 pounds more.-To my three grandchildren John, William and Graciana Waller the sons and daughter of my son William Waller 5 pounds apiece for mourning also 5 pounds apiece more. To my son John Waller who liveth in Virginia over and above what I have already given and lent him, 20 pounds and to his eldest daughter Mary 10 pounds and to the rest of his children 5 pounds apiece.To my son Thomas Waller and his wife 20 guineas apiece for mourning; to my son Edmund Waller, M D. and Fellow of St. Johns College, Cambridge, 50 pounds for a ring and mourning.To my daughter Jemima Waller 500 pounds more.- To my brother Thomas Waller who liveth in Virginia 20 pounds.--To my cousin Mary Pomfrett who lived with my wife 20 pounds which is in the hands of Mr. Kilpin of Astwood.To said daughter Jemima Waller mohair bed etc., etc., which I bought of Mr. John Chivall of Great Woolston and goods in chamber over the Hall called the best room and the little room next at the stairs head, also pictures (most of which are her own making) and all goods and furniture which were her aunt Alice Waller's which she gave her at the time of her death and also all of my English books. Rest of goods to said son Benjamin Waller and daughter Jemima Waller and they to be executors. Said son Edmund Waller and Mr. John Mathew, the elder, to be overseers. Witnesses: John Mathew Senior, Henry Wagstaffe, Francis Wagstaffe Probated 6 November 1723 by Benjamin Waller and Jemima Waller the executors. (12)
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Thomas Waller, Jr.'s Timeline
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1652
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Newport Pagnell, Buckinghamshire, England (United Kingdom)
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| 1675 |
October 17, 1675
Age 23
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Newport Pagnell, Buckingham, England (United Kingdom)
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July 2, 1687
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Perquimans County, North Carolina, United States
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April 19, 1721
Age 69
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Virginia, United States
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