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Note: N1362 Marriage 1699 Peter Boond Margrat Hunt 24 January
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On 25th July 1724 Peter is recorded as being an Overseer of the Poor for North Meols, Lancashire, England on a Bond of Agreement between Henry Unsworth of Liverpool and the Parish of North Meols, Lancashire, England, concerning the maintenance of Elizabeth Bread . Nominated for a year by two justices dwelling near the Parish, this post was concerned with administration of the Poor Laws, collecting the Poor Law Rate and providing relief to those of the Parish that needed it although, Overseers were also responsible for other duties such as publishing lists of voters . To be elected to this post would seem to indicate that Peter had some ‘standing’ in the community.
James Hunt names his brother in law Peter Bond in his will written 23 March 1730
Will of James Hunt of North Meols, Lancashire, England
32. originall indenture of lease. Lastly I so nominate Constitute and appoint my said loving wife Jennet. my son Edward and brother
33. in law Peter Boond Executors of this my last Will and Testament hoping they will see the same duly executed as my trust is in
Peter Boonds two sons are named in Peter’s brother Richard’s will. Richard is named in his father Nicholas’ will.
TRANSCRIPTION OF WILL OF RICHARD BOND OF AINSDALE, LANCASHIRE, DATED 10TH JANUARY 1739, PROVED 24TH JANUARY 1739. LANCASHIRE RECORD OFFICE REF:- WCW/INFRA 1739/BOND, RICHARD
In the name of god amen I Richard Bond of Ainsdale within Formby in the county of Lancs Husbandman being of sound and perfect memory do make this my last will and testament in manner and form following First of all I give and bequeath half of all my effects both real and personal of what nature or kind what ever unto my loving wife for her life and the other half to my son towards bringing him upp and after my s(ai)d wifes deasese my whole effects aforesd to go and devolve firstly to my s(ai)d son but if he dye without issue during ye life of my s(ai)d wife the half belonging to his share go to Nicholas Bond and Henry Bond my broths sons
burial 1734 Oct 7 Peter Boond of Church Town John Pilkington, Curate
The Parish Registers of North Meols, Lancashire, England Transcribed by Henry Brierley British 942.72 K29pr v. 66 pg 74 pg 122 possible burial Peter Boond 1 Feb 1729/1730
Probate Court of Chester Wills and administrations, FHL 88711
Boond
The Will with Inventory of Peter late of North Meols yeoman Yeoman deceased was was executed & Adom & granted to Nicholas Boond one of the extors to...Richard Boond Oct 27 1734
1. In the name of God Amen I Peter Boond of North Meols, in the County of Lancaster Yeoman being
2. sick and weak of body but of sound and perfect mind and memory praise be given to almighty God
3. therefore do make and ordain this my last will and Testament in manner and form following
4. (That is to say) first and principally I commend my Soul into the hands of Almighty God who
5. gave it hoping thro the Merits Death and passion of my Saviour Jesus Christ to have full pardon
6. of all my sins and to inherit ever lasting life and my body I commit to the Earth to be decently
7. interred at the discretion of my Executors hereafter named and as touching all such worldly
8. goods and Estate whatsoever wherewith it hath pleased God to bless me in this life I give devise
9. and dispose there of as followeth. First I will that my due debts and funeral expences be
10. paid and discharged. Likewise I give and bequeath unto my daughter Elizabeth my Chest and
11. every thing that here in is contained. that which is in the drawers at the Bottom thereof only
12. excepted and also the Sum of Thirty Pounds of Curr. British Money which is now owing to
13. me by Thomas Wright alias Sheperd. Nicholas Rymer of Aynsdale Maltman and Thomas Howard of
14. Crossins Husbandman by each of them the Sum of ten Pounds. Likewise I give devise and bequeath
15. unto my Son Henry my little house and garden and all and everything that is therein or thereabout
16. which shall belong to me at my decease. Likewise I give devise and bequeath unto my
17. Son Nicholas All that my Messuage and Tenement where I now live free and clear of all manner
18. of Charge what so ever. And all the rest residue and remainder of my Goods and Chattles
19. that shall remain over and above paying my due debtos defraying my funeral Expenses and
20. paying the Legacies above mentioned I give and Bequeath to be equally divide amongst my
21. said Child Nicholas, Henry and Elizabeth share and share alike lastly I do hereby nominate
22. constitute and appoint my said Son Nicholas and my Brother Richard Boond of Ayndale Yeoman
23. joynt Executors of this my last will and Testament hoping they weill see the same performed
24. according to the true intent and meaning there of as trust is in them reposed. And I do
25. hereby disanull and make void all former and other wills and Bequests by me here to for made
26. ratifying and confirming this and none other to be my last. In witness whereof I have hereunto
27. sett my hand and Seal this thirtieth day of September in the Year of our Lord one Thousand
28. Seven hundred and Thirty four.
Peter Boond (he signed)
Sealed signed published and declared by
the said Testator to be his last will and
Testament the word (by) being first interlined
in the presence of
James Dobb,
James Hunt,
W[illia]m Dickenson
Sixteenth day of January 1734
Nicholas Boond Executor named in this will was sworn
in common form power & reserved to Richard Boond the other Executor
before me Will: Knowles Surrogate
Probate issued the 27th
A true and perfect Inventory of the Goods and Chattles of Peter
Boond late of North Meols, Lancashire, England in the County of Lancaster deceased Yeoman valued and apprazed by James Dobb Edward Hunt
and William Dickonson the Eighth day of October in the Year of
our Lord one Thousand Seven Hundred & Thirty four
First One chest 0 15 0
One Feather Bed and Bolster one Haff Bed and Bolster One rug Beadsteads two Blankets and two Sheets where he usually lay 4 1 0
Bed in the little house 0 5 0
Three pewther dishes five plates one candlstick one salt one cup and one Mustard pot 0 13 8
One little Brass pan Sauce pan and brass Candlestick 0 5 0
Chafing dish Spittle Chopping knife and other utensils 0 2 0
Twil sheet and six Sacks 0 10 0
Two spinning Wheels 0 5 0
One Box 0 1 0
Four Bags 0 1 6
Wheat 1 12 6
Linen in his Chest 4 17 0
Flax and Hemp 0 10 6
Wearing Apparel 1 15 0
Cash 37 15 0
total 53 09 0
Howard 337
The sons of Peter Bond, now deceased, are named in Peter’s Brother Richard’s will.
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TRANSCRIPTION OF WILL OF RICHARD BOND OF AINSDALE, LANCASHIRE, DATED 10TH JANUARY 1739, PROVED 24TH JANUARY 1739. LANCASHIRE RECORD OFFICE REF:- WCW/INFRA 1739/BOND, RICHARD
I Richard Bond of Ainsdale within Formby in the county of Lancs Husbandman being of sound and perfect memory do make this my last will and testament in manner and form following First of all I give and bequeath half of all my effects both real and personal of what nature or kind what ever unto my loving wife for her life and the other half to my son towards bringing him upp and after my s(ai)d wifes deasese my whole effects aforesd to go and devolve firstly to my s(ai)d son but if he dye without issue during ye life of my s(ai)d wife the half belonging to his share go to Nicholas Bond and Henry Bond my broths sons
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Peter Boond burial 1734 contains father, sibling, marriage, children, burial, overseer of the poor record, will of Peter Boond
howard 601
North Meols, Lancashire, England and Southport A History by Peter Aughton. Appendices pg 212
IGI Mar 24 Jan 1699 Peter Boond Margrat Hunt Marshside, North Meols, Lancashire, England
IGI Howard 149
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