Cork - Crooke, Sir Thomas  February 17, 1629

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CROOKE, SIR THOMAS  FEBRUARY 17, 1629

Source: Genealogical Gleanings In England- H Waters
Written: February 17, 1629

SIR THOMAS CROOKE of BALTIMORE, COUNTY CORK, KNIGHT AND 
BARONET of age 56 yrs or thereabouts, 17th Feb.1629 proved 
7th May, 1630.  My wife DAME MARY CROOKE, to have my whole 
estate left to her sole managing and to remain henceforth, 
as sole executrix, and neither of my two sons SAMUEL CROOKE 
and JAMES CROOKE shall intermeddle with any  part of my land 
and goods, but shall wholly wait upon their said mother for 
such supplies of charges for their education as to her shall 
seem fit, who I doubt not, will be helpful to them according 
to her wisdom and ability.  I have likewise one daughter, 
named JUDITH, divers years since married to VINCENT GOOKIN 
esq. who I know need be no charge to my late tattered 
estate; notwithstanding, as a token from her dear father, I 
would have her mother pay unto her ten pounds within a year, 
next after my decease.  I have a loving brother called DR 
HELKIAH CROOKE betwixt whom he and me there is an old 
account of almost thirty three pounds. my will is that my 
executrix shall release that to him.  Another brother, 
RICHARD CROOKE, who had showed kindness to my children in my 
absence. To him ten pounds within one year.  A loving 
son-in-law ARTHUR JACKSON. dwelling in WOODSTREET LONDON, 
from whom and from MARY, his wife, I have received many 
kindnesses unto myself being present at several times and to 
my children in my absence that I am not able to requite 
them,yet as a friendly gift at parting, I bequeath him the 
sum of 20 pounds and to MARY his wife the sum of ten pounds. 
 Another brother, called SAMUEL CROOKE , RECTOR OF WRINGTON, 
in SOMERSETSHIRE, where divers of my children have had their 
education for divers years, who hath a wife, my very loving 
sister JUDITH CROOKE, to them thirty pounds My sister 
RACHAEL ROSSE, wife of HENRY ROSSE of LONDON. GOLDSMITH, 
much impoverished ??? and good old aunt called AUNT HUDSON, 
???a yearly pension of 40 shillings.

Wit. HELKIAH CROOKE   ARTHUR JACKSON   DANYELL JOHNSON  the 
mark of ALEXANDER HANDE

Reg. of Commissary Court of London  1629-34  folio 27.