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     (?) John Phillips married Eleanor "Ellen" (?) on 13 July 1626 at St. Dunstan's Church, Stepney Parish, co. Middlesex, England,
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Her 3rd husband. Stott [2016:139:fn22] cites: London Metropolitan Archives, St. Dunstan, Stepney, Middlesex, parish registers, included in London, England, Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials, 1538-1812, online at Ancestry.com.²

     Thomas Kifford married Eleanor "Ellen" (?) on 14 August 1623 at St. Algfege, Greenwich, co. Kent, England,
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Her 2nd husband. Stott [2016:139:fn23] cites: London Metropolitan Archives, St. Alfege, Greenwich, Kent, parish registers, included in London, England, Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials, 1538-1812, online at Ancestry.com.¹
Thomas Kifford died before 29 August 1625.²
Thomas Kifford was buried on 29 August 1625 at St. Botolph without Bishopgate, London, City of London, Greater London, England;
Stott [2016:139:fn24] cites: London Metropolitan Archives, St. Botolph without Bishopsgate, London, parish registers, included in London, England, Baptisms,Marriages, and Burials, 1538-1812, online at Ancestry.com.²

     James Bincks was born before 23 February 1590/91 at Leicestershire, England.¹ He was baptized on 23 February 1590/91 at Scalford, Leicestershire, England.¹ He married Eleanor Blaze on 12 October 1618 at Little Dalby, Leicestershire, England.¹

James Bincks died before 10 July 1655.¹
James Bincks was buried on 10 July 1655 at St. Mary Magdalen Parish, Bermondsey, London Borough of Southwark, reater London, England.¹
     In George Bincks's will dated 25 March 1620 at Little Dalby, Leicestershire, England, James Bincks was named as an heir;
Per Stott [2016:140]: "The will mentions his wife Jane; eldest son James; second son Thomas; third son George Bincks, an apprentice in London; and daughter Anne, wife of John Sharpe."¹
In George Bincks's will dated 1 January 1620/21, James Bincks was named as an heir;
Per Stott [2016:140]: "George's nuncupative will, dated 1 Jan. 1620/1, proved 8 Jan. 1620/1, gives all his estate to his brother James Bincks "in whose house he then soiorned. [35]"
Stott [2016:140:fn35] cites: Prerogative Court of Canterbury Wills, 9 Dale, PROB 11/137/57.¹
In William Bincks's will dated 31 December 1621 at St. Olave Southwark, co. Surrey, England, James Bincks was named as an heir;
Transcription of will from Stott [2016:133-134]:
     "I William Benckes, sick of body but well in minde . . . bequeathe to my brother James Benckes three skore pounds · further as my father left my brother Nathaniell Benckes in charges with me to be carefull to see he should not want so in consideracon that my aforesaid brother James Benckes shall be carefull in providing for my brother Nathaniell Benckes I have given him this three skore pounds afore mentioned further I bequeathe to my grandmother Mary Backster widdowe three pounds and further I bequeath to my twoe sisters Ann Gull and Mary Benekes the rest of that portion wch is due unto me to be equally devided between my twooe sisters aforesaid alsoe I bequeath to my cozen James Benckes foure pounds wch I apoint by brother James Benckes shall pay out of his aforesaid threeskore pounds when he shall have received it."
Note from Stott [1998:170]: "The "daughter" Frances was dearly the widow of Nathaniel's son John, recently killed at Turner's Falls. Samuel Gillett, son-in-law of John and Frances, was also killed at Turner's Falls the same day.
Stott [2016:133] cites: Prerogative Court of Canterbury Wills, 6 Saville, PROB 11/139/13.
Stott [2016:138] also notes: "His will, cited above, mentions brothers Nathaniel and James, sisters Ann Gull and Mary Bincks, grandmother Mary Backster, and a cousin James Bincks, apparently the son of his uncle George Bincks of Little Dalby, Leics."
Stott [2016:138:fn 19]: "James, son of George and Jane Bincks, was baptized in Scalford 23 January 1590/1."
(An image of the will transcription from Stott [1998] is attached.)²

     Eleanor Blaze married James Bincks, son of George Bincks and Jane Heane, on 12 October 1618 at Little Dalby, Leicestershire, England.¹

     Thomas Bincks was born before 20 December 1592 at Little Dalby, Leicestershire, England.¹ He was baptized on 20 December 1592 at Little Dalby, Leicestershire, England.¹ He married Elizabeth (?) before 17 September 1628
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Per Stott [2016:140], this was the date of baptism of their first child.¹
     In George Bincks's will dated 25 March 1620 at Little Dalby, Leicestershire, England, Thomas Bincks was named as an heir;
Per Stott [2016:140]: "The will mentions his wife Jane; eldest son James; second son Thomas; third son George Bincks, an apprentice in London; and daughter Anne, wife of John Sharpe."¹

     Elizabeth (?) married Thomas Bincks, son of George Bincks and Jane Heane, before 17 September 1628
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Per Stott [2016:140], this was the date of baptism of their first child.¹

     Anne Bincks was born before 17 July 1596 at Little Dalby, Leicestershire, England.¹ She was baptized on 17 July 1596 at Little Dalby, Leicestershire, England.¹ She married John Sharpe on 28 February 1619/20 at St. Mary, Leicester, Leicestershire, England.¹

     In George Bincks's will dated 25 March 1620 at Little Dalby, Leicestershire, England, Anne Bincks was named as an heir;
Per Stott [2016:140]: "The will mentions his wife Jane; eldest son James; second son Thomas; third son George Bincks, an apprentice in London; and daughter Anne, wife of John Sharpe."¹

     John Sharpe married Anne Bincks, daughter of George Bincks and Jane Heane, on 28 February 1619/20 at St. Mary, Leicester, Leicestershire, England.¹

     George Bincks was born before 31 December 1597.¹ He was baptized on 31 December 1597 at Little Dalby, Leicestershire, England.¹
George Bincks died before 8 January 1620/21.¹
George Bincks was buried on 8 January 1620/21 at St. Mary Magdalen Parish, Bermondsey, London Borough of Southwark, reater London, England.¹
     In George Bincks's will dated 25 March 1620 at Little Dalby, Leicestershire, England, George Bincks was named as an heir;
Per Stott [2016:140]: "The will mentions his wife Jane; eldest son James; second son Thomas; third son George Bincks, an apprentice in London; and daughter Anne, wife of John Sharpe."¹

George Bincks left a will on 1 January 1620/21;
Per Stott [2016:140]: "George's nuncupative will, dated 1 Jan. 1620/1, proved 8 Jan. 1620/1, gives all his estate to his brother James Bincks "in whose house he then soiorned. [35]"
Stott [2016:140:fn35] cites: Prerogative Court of Canterbury Wills, 9 Dale, PROB 11/137/57.¹

     Michael Morris was born before 6 January 1588 at Leicestershire, England.¹ He was baptized on 6 January 1587/88 at Scalford, Leicestershire, England.¹

     Anne Morris was born before 7 June 1589 at Lincolnshire, England.¹ She was baptized on 7 June 1589 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England.¹ She married Edmund Harrison circa 8 April 1614
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Stott [2016:141:fn37] cites: A Gibbons, Lincoln Marriage Licences: An Abstract of the Allegations Book Preserved in the Register of the Bishop of Lincoln, 1598-1628 (London: Mitchell and Hughes, 1888), 35. The marriage allegations, dated 8 April 1614, were for a licensed marriage at Billingborough. However, the marriage was not found in the Billingborough parish registers.¹

     Edmund Harrison married Anne Morris, daughter of William Morris and Philp Bincks, circa 8 April 1614
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Stott [2016:141:fn37] cites: A Gibbons, Lincoln Marriage Licences: An Abstract of the Allegations Book Preserved in the Register of the Bishop of Lincoln, 1598-1628 (London: Mitchell and Hughes, 1888), 35. The marriage allegations, dated 8 April 1614, were for a licensed marriage at Billingborough. However, the marriage was not found in the Billingborough parish registers.¹
Edmund Harrison died between 24 April 1617 and 26 April 1617.¹

His estate was probated on 26 April 1617 at co. Wiltshire, England,
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Stott [2016:141:fn38] cites: Prerogative Court of Canterbury Wills, 29 Weldon, PROB 11/129/407 . There may have been a clerical error since the dates are so close.¹
     Edmund Harrison left a will on 24 April 1617;
Per Stott [2016:141]: "Edmund's will mentions cousins James and William "Bench" and Ann Bench and Ann Hall, who were living in the home of his father­ in-law William Morris in Billingborough. This Ann Bench was no doubt the future wife of Billingborough men John A Gull and Nathaniel' Dickinson."
     NB I have so far not been able to identify this "Ann Hall". GA Vaut.^1,2

     Thomas Morris was born before 27 October 1596 at Lincolnshire, England.¹ He was baptized on 27 October 1596 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England.¹
Thomas Morris died before 28 June 1604 at Lincolnshire, England.¹
Thomas Morris was buried on 28 June 1604 at Billingborough, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, England.¹

     Nicholas Musson was born circa 1535;
Per Stott [2016:143]: "b. ca. 1535 (based on probable age at marriage.)¹" He married Alice (?) on 18 June 1560 at Scalford, Leicestershire, England.¹

Nicholas Musson was buried circa 28 August 1608 at Scalford, Leicestershire, England.¹
     In Hugh Musson's will dated 2 May 1572 at Scalford, Leicestershire, England, Nicholas Musson was named as executor;
Transcription of will from Stott [2016:142]:
"I geve and bequethe to my yonger sonne John Muston my hoursse and carte and cart geares my plowes and also phough geares my crope bothe in feyld and towne to the valewe of x
     Item I geve and bequethe to my sonne George Muston x
     Item I geve and bequethe to my dowghter agnes benche vj xiij iiij
     Item I geve & bequethe to Thomas muston the sonne of will[ia]m muston x
     Item I geve and bequethe to my lande lorde mr sherwood the eldere a geldynge or els iij vj viij
     Item I bequethe to my lande ladye x
     Item I geve and bequethe to mr Franncis Sherrot xx
     Item I geve and bequethe to Eliz muston the dowghter of w"' muston and to helyne muston the dowghter of nicholas muston iij vj viij to be devyded betwixt theym too
     Item I geve and bequethe to hewe muston the sonne of edward Muston one cowe
     Item I geve and bequethe to Edward muston my sonne x shepe
     Item I geve and bequethe to margaret berye one ewe and a lambe
     Item I geve and bequethe to hewe muston the sonne of John muston the yonger my greatest brasse pott
     Item I geve unto everye godchylde that I have vj
     Item I geve and bequethe to everye one of my chyldrens chyldren one shepe
     Item I will that nicholas muston and John muston the yonger be my executors and John muston the elder and Thomas muston to be sup[er]visors
     The reste of my goods unbequethed I geve and bequethe to my executors to be devyded by the discretyon of my sup[er]visors
These being witnesses Richard plumer clerke Sethe hosse will[ia]m more.
Stott [2016:135:fn48] cites: Archdeaconry Court of Leicester, registered wills, 1572-77, fo. 12 [FHL 1,519,396].
(An image of the will transcription from Stott [1998] is attached.)²

Nicholas Musson witnessed the will of Thomas Musson on 18 June 1582 at Scalford, Leicestershire, England;
Per Stott [2016:143:]: "The will of Thomas Musson of Scalford, husbandman, dated 18 June 1582, mentions his wife Prudence and six children, as well as his brother John Musson, who was joint executor, and brother Nicholas Musson, who was appointed supervisor with George Bincks. The witnesses included William Bincks, Nicholas Musson, John Musson, and George Bincks. [52]"
Stott [2016:143:fn52] cites: Archdeaconry Court of Leicester, original wills, 1585 #50 [FHL 1,519,844]. No probate act was found, but the will is included in the 1585 bundle.

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     Alice (?) married Nicholas Musson, son of Hugh Musson, on 18 June 1560 at Scalford, Leicestershire, England.¹

     In Hugh Musson's will dated 2 May 1572 at Scalford, Leicestershire, England, Thomas Musson was named as an heir;
Transcription of will from Stott [2016:142]:
"I geve and bequethe to my yonger sonne John Muston my hoursse and carte and cart geares my plowes and also phough geares my crope bothe in feyld and towne to the valewe of x
     Item I geve and bequethe to my sonne George Muston x
     Item I geve and bequethe to my dowghter agnes benche vj xiij iiij
     Item I geve & bequethe to Thomas muston the sonne of will[ia]m muston x
     Item I geve and bequethe to my lande lorde mr sherwood the eldere a geldynge or els iij vj viij
     Item I bequethe to my lande ladye x
     Item I geve and bequethe to mr Franncis Sherrot xx
     Item I geve and bequethe to Eliz muston the dowghter of w"' muston and to helyne muston the dowghter of nicholas muston iij vj viij to be devyded betwixt theym too
     Item I geve and bequethe to hewe muston the sonne of edward Muston one cowe
     Item I geve and bequethe to Edward muston my sonne x shepe
     Item I geve and bequethe to margaret berye one ewe and a lambe
     Item I geve and bequethe to hewe muston the sonne of John muston the yonger my greatest brasse pott
     Item I geve unto everye godchylde that I have vj
     Item I geve and bequethe to everye one of my chyldrens chyldren one shepe
     Item I will that nicholas muston and John muston the yonger be my executors and John muston the elder and Thomas muston to be sup[er]visors
     The reste of my goods unbequethed I geve and bequethe to my executors to be devyded by the discretyon of my sup[er]visors
These being witnesses Richard plumer clerke Sethe hosse will[ia]m more.
Stott [2016:135:fn48] cites: Archdeaconry Court of Leicester, registered wills, 1572-77, fo. 12 [FHL 1,519,396].
(An image of the will transcription from Stott [1998] is attached.)²

     George Musson died before 12 February 1598/99 at Leicestershire, England.¹
George Musson was buried on 12 February 1598/99 at Scalford, Leicestershire, England.¹

His estate was probated on 29 July 1599 at Leicestershire, England,
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Stott [2016:143fn54] cites: Archdeaconry Court of Leicester, registered wills, 1572-77, fo. 12 [FHL 1,519,396].²
     In Hugh Musson's will dated 2 May 1572 at Scalford, Leicestershire, England, George Musson was named as an heir;
Transcription of will from Stott [2016:142]:
"I geve and bequethe to my yonger sonne John Muston my hoursse and carte and cart geares my plowes and also phough geares my crope bothe in feyld and towne to the valewe of x
     Item I geve and bequethe to my sonne George Muston x
     Item I geve and bequethe to my dowghter agnes benche vj xiij iiij
     Item I geve & bequethe to Thomas muston the sonne of will[ia]m muston x
     Item I geve and bequethe to my lande lorde mr sherwood the eldere a geldynge or els iij vj viij
     Item I bequethe to my lande ladye x
     Item I geve and bequethe to mr Franncis Sherrot xx
     Item I geve and bequethe to Eliz muston the dowghter of w"' muston and to helyne muston the dowghter of nicholas muston iij vj viij to be devyded betwixt theym too
     Item I geve and bequethe to hewe muston the sonne of edward Muston one cowe
     Item I geve and bequethe to Edward muston my sonne x shepe
     Item I geve and bequethe to margaret berye one ewe and a lambe
     Item I geve and bequethe to hewe muston the sonne of John muston the yonger my greatest brasse pott
     Item I geve unto everye godchylde that I have vj
     Item I geve and bequethe to everye one of my chyldrens chyldren one shepe
     Item I will that nicholas muston and John muston the yonger be my executors and John muston the elder and Thomas muston to be sup[er]visors
     The reste of my goods unbequethed I geve and bequethe to my executors to be devyded by the discretyon of my sup[er]visors
These being witnesses Richard plumer clerke Sethe hosse will[ia]m more.
Stott [2016:135:fn48] cites: Archdeaconry Court of Leicester, registered wills, 1572-77, fo. 12 [FHL 1,519,396].
(An image of the will transcription from Stott [1998] is attached.)³

George Musson left a will on 29 January 1598/99 at Leicestershire, England;
Per Stott [2016:143-4]: "The will of George Musson of Scalford, husbandman, dated 29 Jan 1598/9, proved 29 July 1599, [54] mentions his sister Agnes Bincks; William Bincks [her son]; Thomas Watson, son of John Watson [husband of Agnes Bincks];
Nathaniel Bincks [son of William Bincks]; James Bincks, son of George [son of James8 and Agnes Bincks]; and two children of John Hall perhaps one being the Ann Hall who, with Ann "Bench," was living in 1617 in the home of William Morris in Billingborough, husband of Philip Bincks, sister of William Bincks."¹

     Thomas Watson witnessed the will of George Musson on 29 January 1598/99 at Leicestershire, England;
Per Stott [2016:143-4]: "The will of George Musson of Scalford, husbandman, dated 29 Jan 1598/9, proved 29 July 1599, [54] mentions his sister Agnes Bincks; William Bincks [her son]; Thomas Watson, son of John Watson [husband of Agnes Bincks];
Nathaniel Bincks [son of William Bincks]; James Bincks, son of George [son of James8 and Agnes Bincks]; and two children of John Hall perhaps one being the Ann Hall who, with Ann "Bench," was living in 1617 in the home of William Morris in Billingborough, husband of Philip Bincks, sister of William Bincks."²

     Edward Musson married Alice (?)¹

Edward Musson died between 20 January 1596 and 17 April 1596 at Freeby, Leicestershire, England.¹

His estate was probated on 17 April 1596 at Leicestershire, England.¹

     In Hugh Musson's will dated 2 May 1572 at Scalford, Leicestershire, England, Edward Musson was named as an heir;
Transcription of will from Stott [2016:142]:
"I geve and bequethe to my yonger sonne John Muston my hoursse and carte and cart geares my plowes and also phough geares my crope bothe in feyld and towne to the valewe of x
     Item I geve and bequethe to my sonne George Muston x
     Item I geve and bequethe to my dowghter agnes benche vj xiij iiij
     Item I geve & bequethe to Thomas muston the sonne of will[ia]m muston x
     Item I geve and bequethe to my lande lorde mr sherwood the eldere a geldynge or els iij vj viij
     Item I bequethe to my lande ladye x
     Item I geve and bequethe to mr Franncis Sherrot xx
     Item I geve and bequethe to Eliz muston the dowghter of w"' muston and to helyne muston the dowghter of nicholas muston iij vj viij to be devyded betwixt theym too
     Item I geve and bequethe to hewe muston the sonne of edward Muston one cowe
     Item I geve and bequethe to Edward muston my sonne x shepe
     Item I geve and bequethe to margaret berye one ewe and a lambe
     Item I geve and bequethe to hewe muston the sonne of John muston the yonger my greatest brasse pott
     Item I geve unto everye godchylde that I have vj
     Item I geve and bequethe to everye one of my chyldrens chyldren one shepe
     Item I will that nicholas muston and John muston the yonger be my executors and John muston the elder and Thomas muston to be sup[er]visors
     The reste of my goods unbequethed I geve and bequethe to my executors to be devyded by the discretyon of my sup[er]visors
These being witnesses Richard plumer clerke Sethe hosse will[ia]m more.
Stott [2016:135:fn48] cites: Archdeaconry Court of Leicester, registered wills, 1572-77, fo. 12 [FHL 1,519,396].
(An image of the will transcription from Stott [1998] is attached.)²

Edward Musson left a will on 20 January 1595/96 at Freeby, Leicestershire, England;
Per Stott [2016:144]: "He m. ALICE _______, who is mentioned in his will. Others included in the will are his son Hugh and five unnamed daughters. William Bincks was a witness.
Stott [2016:144:fn 55] cites: Archdeaconry Court of Leicester, original wills, 1596 # 11 [FHL 1,519,955].¹

     In Hugh Musson's will dated 2 May 1572 at Scalford, Leicestershire, England, Hugh Musson was named as an heir;
Transcription of will from Stott [2016:142]:
"I geve and bequethe to my yonger sonne John Muston my hoursse and carte and cart geares my plowes and also phough geares my crope bothe in feyld and towne to the valewe of x
     Item I geve and bequethe to my sonne George Muston x
     Item I geve and bequethe to my dowghter agnes benche vj xiij iiij
     Item I geve & bequethe to Thomas muston the sonne of will[ia]m muston x
     Item I geve and bequethe to my lande lorde mr sherwood the eldere a geldynge or els iij vj viij
     Item I bequethe to my lande ladye x
     Item I geve and bequethe to mr Franncis Sherrot xx
     Item I geve and bequethe to Eliz muston the dowghter of w"' muston and to helyne muston the dowghter of nicholas muston iij vj viij to be devyded betwixt theym too
     Item I geve and bequethe to hewe muston the sonne of edward Muston one cowe
     Item I geve and bequethe to Edward muston my sonne x shepe
     Item I geve and bequethe to margaret berye one ewe and a lambe
     Item I geve and bequethe to hewe muston the sonne of John muston the yonger my greatest brasse pott
     Item I geve unto everye godchylde that I have vj
     Item I geve and bequethe to everye one of my chyldrens chyldren one shepe
     Item I will that nicholas muston and John muston the yonger be my executors and John muston the elder and Thomas muston to be sup[er]visors
     The reste of my goods unbequethed I geve and bequethe to my executors to be devyded by the discretyon of my sup[er]visors
These being witnesses Richard plumer clerke Sethe hosse will[ia]m more.
Stott [2016:135:fn48] cites: Archdeaconry Court of Leicester, registered wills, 1572-77, fo. 12 [FHL 1,519,396].
(An image of the will transcription from Stott [1998] is attached.)²
Hugh Musson is mentioned in the will of Edward Musson on 20 January 1595/96 at Freeby, Leicestershire, England;
Per Stott [2016:144]: "He m. ALICE _______, who is mentioned in his will. Others included in the will are his son Hugh and five unnamed daughters. William Bincks was a witness.
Stott [2016:144:fn 55] cites: Archdeaconry Court of Leicester, original wills, 1596 # 11 [FHL 1,519,955].¹

     John "The Younger" Musson was born say 1544 at Leicestershire, England.¹ He married Unknown (?) circa 1569
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His 1st wife.¹ John "The Younger" Musson married Emmott (?) on 30 January 1577
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His 2nd wife.¹
John "The Younger" Musson died before 2 January 1585/86 at Scalford, Leicestershire, England.¹
John "The Younger" Musson was buried on 2 January 1585/86 at Scalford, Leicestershire, England.¹

His estate was probated on 25 February 1585/86 at Leicestershire, England,
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Stott [2016:144:fn56] cites: Archdeaconry Court of Leicester, original. wills, 1585 #81 [FHL 1,519,844].¹
     In Hugh Musson's will dated 2 May 1572 at Scalford, Leicestershire, England, John "The Younger" Musson was named as an heir;
Transcription of will from Stott [2016:142]:
"I geve and bequethe to my yonger sonne John Muston my hoursse and carte and cart geares my plowes and also phough geares my crope bothe in feyld and towne to the valewe of x
     Item I geve and bequethe to my sonne George Muston x
     Item I geve and bequethe to my dowghter agnes benche vj xiij iiij
     Item I geve & bequethe to Thomas muston the sonne of will[ia]m muston x
     Item I geve and bequethe to my lande lorde mr sherwood the eldere a geldynge or els iij vj viij
     Item I bequethe to my lande ladye x
     Item I geve and bequethe to mr Franncis Sherrot xx
     Item I geve and bequethe to Eliz muston the dowghter of w"' muston and to helyne muston the dowghter of nicholas muston iij vj viij to be devyded betwixt theym too
     Item I geve and bequethe to hewe muston the sonne of edward Muston one cowe
     Item I geve and bequethe to Edward muston my sonne x shepe
     Item I geve and bequethe to margaret berye one ewe and a lambe
     Item I geve and bequethe to hewe muston the sonne of John muston the yonger my greatest brasse pott
     Item I geve unto everye godchylde that I have vj
     Item I geve and bequethe to everye one of my chyldrens chyldren one shepe
     Item I will that nicholas muston and John muston the yonger be my executors and John muston the elder and Thomas muston to be sup[er]visors
     The reste of my goods unbequethed I geve and bequethe to my executors to be devyded by the discretyon of my sup[er]visors
These being witnesses Richard plumer clerke Sethe hosse will[ia]m more.
Stott [2016:135:fn48] cites: Archdeaconry Court of Leicester, registered wills, 1572-77, fo. 12 [FHL 1,519,396].
(An image of the will transcription from Stott [1998] is attached.)²
In John "The Elder" Musson's will dated 5 August 1577 at Rotherby, Leicestershire, England, John "The Younger" Musson was named as executor;
Per Stott [2016:143]: "The will of John Musson [the elder], of Rotherby, dated 5 Aug. 1577, proved 3 Oct. 1577,[49] mentions three children but no wife. William Bincks received a legacy of 20 shillings in John's will, and William and George Bincks were among the witnesses." Stott [2016:143:fn49] cites: Archdeaconry Court of Leicester, original wills, 1577 #79 [FHL 1,519,841].
Note: Per Stott [2016:144]: John "The Younger" Musson is called "'brother' when he was made executor to the will of John Musson of Rotherby in 1577."³

John "The Younger" Musson left a will on 20 December 1585 at Scalford, Leicestershire, England;
Per Stott [2016:144]: "The will of John Musson of Scalford, 20 Dec. 1585, proved 25 Feb. 1585/6, [56] mentions his wife "Emate" and six children. George Bincks of Scalford and John Musson of Rotherby were executors. William Bincks was a supervisor and witness...Two of the sons mentioned in John Musson's will, William and Hugh, are called sons-in-law (stepsons in the language of the day) in Emmott's will, thus providing evidence of John's earlier wife. The son Hugh was mentioned in the will of his grandfather Hugh Musson in 1572, but John called William his eldest son."¹

     In Hugh Musson's will dated 2 May 1572 at Scalford, Leicestershire, England, Helen Musson was named as an heir;
Transcription of will from Stott [2016:142]:
"I geve and bequethe to my yonger sonne John Muston my hoursse and carte and cart geares my plowes and also phough geares my crope bothe in feyld and towne to the valewe of x
     Item I geve and bequethe to my sonne George Muston x
     Item I geve and bequethe to my dowghter agnes benche vj xiij iiij
     Item I geve & bequethe to Thomas muston the sonne of will[ia]m muston x
     Item I geve and bequethe to my lande lorde mr sherwood the eldere a geldynge or els iij vj viij
     Item I bequethe to my lande ladye x
     Item I geve and bequethe to mr Franncis Sherrot xx
     Item I geve and bequethe to Eliz muston the dowghter of w"' muston and to helyne muston the dowghter of nicholas muston iij vj viij to be devyded betwixt theym too
     Item I geve and bequethe to hewe muston the sonne of edward Muston one cowe
     Item I geve and bequethe to Edward muston my sonne x shepe
     Item I geve and bequethe to margaret berye one ewe and a lambe
     Item I geve and bequethe to hewe muston the sonne of John muston the yonger my greatest brasse pott
     Item I geve unto everye godchylde that I have vj
     Item I geve and bequethe to everye one of my chyldrens chyldren one shepe
     Item I will that nicholas muston and John muston the yonger be my executors and John muston the elder and Thomas muston to be sup[er]visors
     The reste of my goods unbequethed I geve and bequethe to my executors to be devyded by the discretyon of my sup[er]visors
These being witnesses Richard plumer clerke Sethe hosse will[ia]m more.
Stott [2016:135:fn48] cites: Archdeaconry Court of Leicester, registered wills, 1572-77, fo. 12 [FHL 1,519,396].
(An image of the will transcription from Stott [1998] is attached.)¹

     Unknown (?) married John "The Younger" Musson, son of Hugh Musson, circa 1569
;
His 1st wife.¹

     Emmott (?) married John "The Younger" Musson, son of Hugh Musson, on 30 January 1577
;
His 2nd wife.¹
Emmott (?) died between 17 January 1600 and 11 June 1600 at Leicestershire, England.¹

Her estate was probated on 11 June 1600 at Leicestershire, England,
;
Stott [2016:144:fn57] cites: Archdeaconry Court of Leicester, original wills, 1600 #30 [FHL 1,519,956].¹
     Emmott (?) is mentioned in the will of John "The Younger" Musson on 20 December 1585 at Scalford, Leicestershire, England;
Per Stott [2016:144]: "The will of John Musson of Scalford, 20 Dec. 1585, proved 25 Feb. 1585/6, [56] mentions his wife "Emate" and six children. George Bincks of Scalford and John Musson of Rotherby were executors. William Bincks was a supervisor and witness...Two of the sons mentioned in John Musson's will, William and Hugh, are called sons-in-law (stepsons in the language of the day) in Emmott's will, thus providing evidence of John's earlier wife. The son Hugh was mentioned in the will of his grandfather Hugh Musson in 1572, but John called William his eldest son."¹

Emmott (?) left a will on 17 January 1599/0 at Scalford, Leicestershire, England;
Per Stott [2016:144]: "Among the legatees were William Bincks and the children of George Bincks. William was also a supervisor and witness. Two of the sons mentioned in John Musson's will, William and Hugh, are called sons-in-law (stepsons in the language of the day) in Emmott's will, thus providing evidence of John's earlier wife. The son Hugh was mentioned in the will of his grandfather Hugh Musson in 1572, but John called William his eldest son."¹

     William Musson is mentioned in the will of John "The Younger" Musson on 20 December 1585 at Scalford, Leicestershire, England;
Per Stott [2016:144]: "The will of John Musson of Scalford, 20 Dec. 1585, proved 25 Feb. 1585/6, [56] mentions his wife "Emate" and six children. George Bincks of Scalford and John Musson of Rotherby were executors. William Bincks was a supervisor and witness...Two of the sons mentioned in John Musson's will, William and Hugh, are called sons-in-law (stepsons in the language of the day) in Emmott's will, thus providing evidence of John's earlier wife. The son Hugh was mentioned in the will of his grandfather Hugh Musson in 1572, but John called William his eldest son."¹

     In Hugh Musson's will dated 2 May 1572 at Scalford, Leicestershire, England, Hugh Musson was named as an heir;
Transcription of will from Stott [2016:142]:
"I geve and bequethe to my yonger sonne John Muston my hoursse and carte and cart geares my plowes and also phough geares my crope bothe in feyld and towne to the valewe of x
     Item I geve and bequethe to my sonne George Muston x
     Item I geve and bequethe to my dowghter agnes benche vj xiij iiij
     Item I geve & bequethe to Thomas muston the sonne of will[ia]m muston x
     Item I geve and bequethe to my lande lorde mr sherwood the eldere a geldynge or els iij vj viij
     Item I bequethe to my lande ladye x
     Item I geve and bequethe to mr Franncis Sherrot xx
     Item I geve and bequethe to Eliz muston the dowghter of w"' muston and to helyne muston the dowghter of nicholas muston iij vj viij to be devyded betwixt theym too
     Item I geve and bequethe to hewe muston the sonne of edward Muston one cowe
     Item I geve and bequethe to Edward muston my sonne x shepe
     Item I geve and bequethe to margaret berye one ewe and a lambe
     Item I geve and bequethe to hewe muston the sonne of John muston the yonger my greatest brasse pott
     Item I geve unto everye godchylde that I have vj
     Item I geve and bequethe to everye one of my chyldrens chyldren one shepe
     Item I will that nicholas muston and John muston the yonger be my executors and John muston the elder and Thomas muston to be sup[er]visors
     The reste of my goods unbequethed I geve and bequethe to my executors to be devyded by the discretyon of my sup[er]visors
These being witnesses Richard plumer clerke Sethe hosse will[ia]m more.
Stott [2016:135:fn48] cites: Archdeaconry Court of Leicester, registered wills, 1572-77, fo. 12 [FHL 1,519,396].
(An image of the will transcription from Stott [1998] is attached.)²
Hugh Musson is mentioned in the will of John "The Younger" Musson on 20 December 1585 at Scalford, Leicestershire, England;
Per Stott [2016:144]: "The will of John Musson of Scalford, 20 Dec. 1585, proved 25 Feb. 1585/6, [56] mentions his wife "Emate" and six children. George Bincks of Scalford and John Musson of Rotherby were executors. William Bincks was a supervisor and witness...Two of the sons mentioned in John Musson's will, William and Hugh, are called sons-in-law (stepsons in the language of the day) in Emmott's will, thus providing evidence of John's earlier wife. The son Hugh was mentioned in the will of his grandfather Hugh Musson in 1572, but John called William his eldest son."¹

     Hannah Dickinson was born on 6 December 1648 at Wethersfield, Hartford Co., Connecticut, USA.^1,2 She married Samuel Gillett, son of Jonathan (I) Gillett and Mary Dolbiar, on 23 September 1668 at Hadley, Hampshire Co., Massachusetts, USA,
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Her 1st husband.² Hannah Dickinson married Stephen Jennings on 15 May 1677 at Hatfield, Hampshire Co., Massachusetts, USA,
;
Her 2nd husband.^3,2
Hannah Dickinson died after 1705 at Worcester Co., Massachusetts, USA; Priest [1947:46] says d. after 1687.^1,2
Hannah Dickinson was buried after 1705 at Old Indian Cemetery, West Brookfield, Worcester Co., Massachusetts, USA; From Find A Grave:
     BIRTH     6 Dec 1648, Connecticut, USA
     DEATH     1705 (aged 56–57), Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA
     Hannah was born to John Dickenson and wife, Frances Foote, in Weathersfield, Connecticut on 6 Dec 1648. She died after 1705, probably in Brookfield, Massachusetts as she is buried in the Old Indian Cemetery there.
     She married first, Samuel Gillett who was killed 19 May 1676 in the Falls Fight.
     She married second on 15 May 1677 in Northampton, MA to Stephen Jennings.
     Indians attacked on 19 Sep 1677, and carried her off, as well as 16 others. Her husband and friend, Benjamin Waite, set off on a harrowing journey to recover their wives, both of whom were pregnant at the time. Their husbands were able to ransom them and they returned home in May of 1678.
     OTHER CHILDREN with birth dates: Captivity (14 May 1678 in Canada), Stephen (16 Jun 1680), Joseph (23 Aug 1682), Sarah (29 Aug 1684), Benjamin (killed with his dad on 20 Jul 1710), John, Jonathan (listed below) and Ebenezer.
     Family Members
     Parents
      John Dickinson 1624–1676
     Spouses
      Stephen Jennings 1644–1710 (m. 1677)
      Samuel Gillett 1643–1676
     Siblings
      Abigail Dickinson Crowfoot 1663–1714 (m. 1683)
      Mehitable Dickinson Ingram 1666–1735
      Mercy Dickinson Chamberlain 1668–1735
     Children
      Mary Gillet Ives 1671–1716
      Hannah Gillette Taylor 1674–1743
      Benjamin Jennings 1680–1710
      Jonathan Jennings 1692–1754
     BURIAL     Old Indian Cemetery, West Brookfield, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA
     Created by: Pam Johnson
     Added: 24 Mar 2013
     Find A Grave Memorial 107215654.¹
      ; For more information on the children of Hannah DICKENSON GILLETT JENNINGS, wife of 1) Samuel GILLETT and 2) Stephen aJENNINGS, see their Find A Grave memorials.
     Children listed by GILLETT
      Mary Gillet Ives 1671–1716
      Hannah Gillette Taylor 1674–1743
     Children listed by JENNINGS:
      Benjamin Jennings 1680–1710
      Jonathan Jennings 1692–1754
     OTHER CHILDREN with birth dates: Captivity (14 May 1678 in Canada), Stephen (16 Jun 1680), Joseph (23 Aug 1682), Sarah (29 Aug 1684), Benjamin (killed with his dad on 20 Jul 1710), John, Jonathan (listed below) and Ebenezer.^3,4,1

;      Per Priest [1946:46]: "On 19 Sept. 1677 Hannah (ICKINSON) GILLETT JENNINGS was captured with two of her Gillett children and fourteen others by Indians. She was taken to Canada, rescued by the heroic work of her husband and others and reached hom again about June 1678 with her two Gillett children and her new born daughter of March 1678, Captivity Jennings."²

     Jonathan (I) Gillett died at Windsor, Hartford Co., Connecticut, USA.¹ He was born on 11 August 1609 at Chaffcombe, South Somerset District, co. Somerset, England.¹ He married Mary Dolbiar on 29 March 1634 at St. Andrew's Church, Colyton, East Devon District, Devonshire, England.^2,1,3

Jonathan (I) Gillett died on 23 August 1677 at Windsor, Hartford Co., Connecticut, USA, at age 68.⁴
Jonathan (I) Gillett was buried after 23 August 1677 at Palisado Cemetery, Windsor, Hartford Co., Connecticut, USA.¹
     Reference: See Priest [1946] and Priest [1947] for a discussion of the ancestry of Joseph and Mary (DOLBIAR) GILLETT, as well as a discussion of their descendants. (Copy of article attached.^5,6)