THE FOUNDERS OF CHARLES CHURCH. 
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Widdowe I doe will and desire my Executors named in my said 
Will to satisfie and pay the said two thousand and two hundred 
pounds to them or theire assignes in the first place before any 
other legacy be paid or to secure the payment thereof to them or 
theire mother as they shall consent and agree And whereas I have 
given my lands at Storine in St. Johns parish in the County of 
Corn well to my sonn John Trelawny and his Heires and in case 
die without heires or before he comes to the age of 21 yeares I doe 
hereby declare that my will is that if the said John Trelawny my 
sonn die without heires male of his body lawfully begotten then I 
give and bequeath the said lands to my said sonn Eobert Tre- 
lawny and his Heires for ever And soe likewise my Will and 
meaning is that if my sonn Eobert Trelawny die without Heire 
male of his body lawfully begotten that then the lands which 
I have formerly given him att Moltley in Plimouth and in New 
England shall remayne to my sonne Samuel Trelawny and his 
heires for ever And my further will and meaning is that if my 
sonn Samuel Trelawny die without Heire male of his body law- 
fully begotten that then all the Lands which I have formerly given 
him by my Will shall remain e and be vnto my sonn John Tre- 
lawny and his Heires in wittnesse whereof I have herevnto sett 
my hand and seale the day and yeare above written 
Robert Trelawny 
I comitt my funerall to the discrecon of my Executors as a 
prisoner and according to the sadnesse of the tymes 
Eead and published in the presence of 
William Brockman 
Jo. Lany 
Guil. Ingoldesby 
Walter Maynard 
Prob. 19 Nov. 1644 by Simon Snow and John King 2 of 
Executors (under the limitations expressed in Will) p. r. (power 
reserved) to Geo Polter and Arthur Spry and Job. Trelawny also 
Executors. 
Also proved by Arthur Spry May 1649 Probate Act Book. 
