Probate of the will of Richard Hallifax of Belton.

Messuage in Epworth in occupation Thomas Hill the younger, rates close in Epworth and lands in the South field to Richard Standing of Epworth.

Close of meadow or pasture of 3a. called Haverthwarts in Haxey to Mary wife of John Maw of Epworth.

Lands in Church field of Epworth to Thomas Standing the elder of Epworth.

Lands in the Ellers field of Epworth to Solomon Maw of Epworth and Mary wife of John Maw his brother as tenants in common. Land in the East field, Epworth, to William Read of Epworth, Elizabeth Tune of Epworth, widow and Sarah wife of Thomas Thorpe and Martha wife of John Pilsworth of Belton as tenants in common.

Messuage at Battle Green and 3 crofts of arable meadow or pasture adjoining of 4a. in Epworth to cousin John Maw of

Tathwell subject to payment of £20 to his brother and £20 to each of his three sisters.

Cottage in Epworth with croft of arable of 1a. to Wm. Read Biddintack farm in Epworth near Tunnelpit and a cottage at Belton Woodhouse with croft of 1a. and lands called the mears of 6a. at Epworth the last in the occupation of Thomas Harsley of Belton to the same Thomas Harsley.

Also to Thomas Harsley £500 paying therefrom to Aunt Ann Collinson of Belton yearly £14.

To Elizabeth and Ann Maw, daughters of Robert Maw by Margaret his late wife, £100 each to be paid to Robert Maw in trust for his daughters.

To Thomas Read, Wm. Read, Elizabeth Tune, Sarah wife of Thomas Thorpe and Martha wife of John Pilsworth, £5 each.

To Thomas Lyndall the elder £6.

To Alice wife of Thomas Harsley, £50,

And to her children Margaret and Thomas Harsley £50 each at 21, the interest to go towards their education and maintenance and to be paid to Thomas Harsley in trust for the children.

To Mary the wife of John Maw of Epworth, £50.

To Sarah Norwood sister of Thomas Harsley of Crowle, £5.

To Thomas Harsley of Crowle, £5.

To Ann Collinson of Crowle, £5.

To John Tate his relation £5.

To all his tenants half a year's rent.

£10 for the poor of Epworth.

£5 for the poor of Belton.

Residue to Thomas Harsley and Thomas Standring of Epworth to be joint executors.