Memorandum that at or about the 23^th day of June Anno Dni 1642 William Ireland Late of Brodwell in the Diocisse of Glouc^r deceased did in the presence of divers credible Wittnesses, make & declare his last Will & Testament Nuncupative in effect as followeth. He bequeathed to his two sonnes by a former Wife William & Richard Ireland five poundes a peece, & this He ordered to be payd by his Wife, out of such Goods as he left behind him: He likewise bequeathed a Lease of his House in Brodwell to his sonne Robert Ireland, whom he had by his second last Wife, which Robert is since deceased / & the rest of his Goods he appoynted to his then-Wife Emma Ireland for the maintenance of her selfe & Children. This is the effect of the Last Will & Testament of the afore-sayd William Ireland, as farr as the witnesses whose Names are subscribed can call to remembrance.

Probate granted at Gloucester 19 June 1646 to Emma Ireland relict of the deceased