Will of William Jackson of Crakehall, 1613

In the name of God amen That I Willm Jackson of Great Crakhall in the County of York, yeoman, being sick in body but of perfect memory thanks be to god do make this my last will and testament in manner and form following :
First I beqeath my soul to god my creator, and my body to be buried in the parish church of Bedale, and to avoid all contention after my death I bequeath all my goods and cattle as followeth :
I give and bequeath unto my son Robert Jackson my farm wherein I now dwell, when he accomplisheth the age of 21 years.
I give all my farming to my wife for the bringing up of my children till my son Robert Jackson come to the age of 21 years, if that Jane Jackson my wife continue so long unmarried, and not otherwise .
I give and beqeath all my goods to my other four children, that is to John Jackson, Margrett Jackson, Jane Jackson, Christeble Jackson to be equally divided among them.
I give and bequeath all my wain and plough gear to my son Robert Jackson when he comes to the farm, or the value thereof.
I give unto my son Robert Jackson two ewes and two lambs.
I give and bequeath unto my son John Jackson other two ewes and lambs .
I give and bequeath unto my daughter Ohristeble also two ewes and lambs.
I do make John Jackson and Jane Jackson my wife joint my executors.
And also do make supadvisers of this my last will and testament Mathew Pybus, Christopher Hawe, Henry Pybus, George Jackson.

William Jackson, his mark.

Witnesses :
Robert Pibus
Myles Metcalfe
Nycholas Kirby
Christopher Hawe
Henry Pibus

Inventory, 5 January 1613
A true inventorie of all the goods and chattels of William Jackson the younger deceased, praysed the fiveth day of Januarye anno. dm. 1613 by George Storrey, Roberte Collinson, James Richeson and Raiphe Mayson

His purse and apparrell	£5
Six oxen	£21
Five kyne	£15
Five Twinter bease	£7 - 10 - 0
Seaven calves	£4
Fower horses	£8
Twentie ewes and eight lambes	£9
Three swyne	40s
One wayne, one coupe wth wheels, yokes, teames and all thereto belongings, towe plowes, sokes,coulters, five wayne blades, three payre of plowe wheels wth one peece of wood for wayne staves, one paire of yron harrowes, twoe wayne axletrees	£10 -10 -0
One yron gavelocke	5s
One mowe of rye	£16
One mowe of barly	£14
Whyte pease and oates	£18
Six hay stackes	£9
The winter come growing upon the ground	£20
Twenty six stacke barres	40s
The drawwell stoupe bucket & teame	5s
One haysled	5s
Twooe stockes of bees	10s
One callever wth furniture and the head peece	10s
One frame of wood, with boorde	20s
Seaven peeices of oake wood	50s
Twooe ladders thre pitchforkes and three muckforkes [?]	5s 6d
Six happines, one mattris, one boulster with fower payre of sheets	40s
Table napkins with codwares & sheetts	21s
Twooe cubbards, twooe chists, twoo stooles, one coffer, one bushell and one craddell	50s
Twooe payre of bedstocks, one mattris, fower happines, twooe cods, one boulster	40s
Fowertene pewther dublers, three candlesticks with other pewther	40s
Twooe ladles	4s
Hempe and yarne	10s
Three brasse potts, three settles, one chaffin dishe	£3
Twoe tables, twooe chayres, one forme	10s
One slade, twooe reckones, twoo yron wedges, one axe, one choppinknife	20s
One tubb, three stands, one daughe troughe wth other wooed vessels belonginge the kitchen and milkehowse, one windowe cloth, fower pokes	20s
One lease taken of William Warde praysed to	£27

SUM £188 18s 2d