Will of Thomas Clark of Little Crakehall, yeoman, 22 March, 1603



I gyve and bequeth unto my sone Wyllyam Clark all the right of my lands in East Hauxwell, with deedes and assurance whiche I have of the same and for lack of issue of his bodye lawfullye begotten, to remayne to my daughter Ane Clarke. 
Item I give unto my saide sone Wyllyam Clark my right of my tenement in Lytell Crakall, reservinge to my wife one chamber beneath the entrie, with a sufficient roome in the oxhouse for a chimney, and to have the Ducket Garthe adjoyning to the same, with sufficient waye to the brige to the grounds belonginge to the tenement in Great Crakehall.
 Item I give and bequeath unto my wife Doritye Clarke my tenement in Great Crakehall duringe hir widowhoode in consideration of hir thirde of my lands at Hauxwell & after hir death the right thereof to remayne to my saide sone Wyllyam Clarke.
 Item I give and bequeth to my daughter Ane Clarke six pounds thirtene shillings and fower pence.
 Item the residue of all my goods movable and unmovable my funerall expences and debts discharged I gyve unto my wife and Ane Clarke my daughter, whom I doe make executors of this present last wyll and testament. And I ordayne and make supervisory of this last will and testament John Clapham, John Clarke and Henrie Lucas as my trustees in their witnesses.