ElizabethHerts
27-04-13, 12:51
I have a will from1638 and the testator is leaving one of his daughters some household items:
Item I give unto my daughter Prudence five shillings to be paid within halfe a year next after my decease More over I give unto her my great brasse pott and a little potte and the browninge bottle and and (sic) one ?he? medling bottle and the Joyned bedstead and table in the further chamber and also three platters;
It looks just like "medling" bottle. There is a possibility the "m" at the beginning of the word is something else, but it very much looks like an m.
Item I give unto my daughter Prudence five shillings to be paid within halfe a year next after my decease More over I give unto her my great brasse pott and a little potte and the browninge bottle and and (sic) one ?he? medling bottle and the Joyned bedstead and table in the further chamber and also three platters;
It looks just like "medling" bottle. There is a possibility the "m" at the beginning of the word is something else, but it very much looks like an m.