Copy of Will of Thomas Merriott of Glastonbury, St. John, UK - Hoyte's named

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58/2/11771 Copy of will of Thomas Merriott of Glastonbury St. John,
devising his great brick house, Butclose, Jacks close, Hitching
Cross (4a), Landmead (3a), new inclosure in Windmill field
near Common moor, the Engine Close (12a), & 8a adjoining,
stable south of High St., to John son of John Hoyte decd at
21 27a at the Wilderness, Levery grounds (6a) and 7a
adjoining, 12a in Common moor, 2a in Backwere and 4a
abutting Heather Drove to nephew William Hoyte, 8a at
Godney Drove and Dowills 2a, 6a in common Moor, Little Ten
acres abutting Ashwell Rhine and 5a adjoining to Ann wife of
John Strode, messuage in Magdalen St., Ashwell (3a), arable
in Townfield, Summer house, close in Common moor (2a) and
1a at Edmont Hill to Hannah wife of John Payne for life then
her daughter Sarah, Waterleaze (13a) to William son of John
Rocke, Footpath ground (4a) to James Rocke, Cooks Corner
(8a) to Mary wife of John Rocke, 14a in Common moor to
son-in-law Joseph Moxham, 8a in Backwear and 6a in Duck
pool to Ann and Hannah Moxham, Docky Close (7a) and 14a
below it in Common moor to Ann, Mary, Elizabeth and Sarah
Hoyte, dwelling house in High St. to Mary daughter of nephew
John Hoyte, another to Elizabeth daughter of late nephew
John Hoyte, another called the Poor House to Sarah daughter
of nephew John Hoyte, 6a in Inner Land Mead by Parson Plot
to Sarah, widow of John Hoyte and her daughters Ann, Mary,
Elizabeth and Sarah, 5a in Paradise, 5a in South moor near
Plungeon and house he dwells in with Corner house adjoining
and repeating clock to son-in-law William Moxham, the Old
backside in North Street to Thomas son of Champion Rocke,
house behind church in St. Benedicts Street to nephew
William Hoyte with annuity charged on lands given to Ann
Strode, house adjoining his dwelling to Ann Roach for life
then to William Hoyte.
 Also gives 10a abutting Biggs Rhine, Godney to wardens and
overseers of Meare to employ a schoolmaster to keep a public
school in Meare for poor children and 10a called Great Withey
in East Backwear to the wardens and overseers of
Glastonbury to employ a schoolmaster to keep a public school
in Glastonbury for poor children
 Cash legacies to Jane, Mary Hannah, Sarah and Ann
daughters of John Rocke, Ann Roach, John and Charles Lott,
maid Betty Tomer, the daughter of William Squire of
Montacute, Robert son of John Payne,  Jane and Mary
daughters of William Metford and gold watch to Jane
daughter of John Rocke. William Moxham and John Rocke
executors. (1 doc.)