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Note: . The following was copied from RootsWeb WorldConnect pages by Michael &
Deb Hervey Michael, Hervey <mike@mdhervey.com>.
His will read as follows: In the Name of God Amen the first day of
December
Anno Domine 1623, George Packard of Stonham Aspal in the County of
Suffolk
being of perfect mind and memory made his last Will and Testament
nuncupative
in form following, viz: He did will and bequeath unto Mary Packard his
wife
all his moveable goods the paying his debts and bringing up his
children and
he appointed the said Mary Packard his wife the Executrix of this his
Will.
The following are witnesses:________Bloomfield, Robert Dennie.
Taken from the book "The Packards" p. 34, #94, #96, #98, by Brigadier
J. John
Packard.
Ancestral File says "George Packard, b. ca 1579 Colmans, Stonham,
Aspal, Whitsungrene, Suffolk England, p. Moses Packard, m. Mary
Wither/Wyther 14 Dec 1623 Woolpit, Suffolk England, d. 14 Dec 1623
Stonham, Aspal, Suffolk England, bur. 14 Nov 1673 Stonham Aspal,
Suffolk England".[epackard.ged]
It appears to be a fair inference from the records cited in Appendix
B, "Packard Documentary Mentions Ante 1612," in that the parents of
George Packard of Stonham Aspal were John Packard and Joan Unknown of
Earl Stonham. Unfortunately a definitive record of George's birth
and/or baptism and parents has not been found.[gpackard.ged]
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