The will of Edward Grant, 1601 Z.e.40 (4): Difference between revisions

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In the name of God Amen. The fyve and twentithe daye <br>
In the name of God Amen. The fyve and twentithe daye <br>
of Aprill Anno d''omi''ni 1601 being St Markes daie I Edwarde Grante doctor<br>
of Aprill Anno d''omi''ni 1601 being St Markes daie I Edwarde Grante doctor<br>
of Divinitie being I thanck my god sound in mynd and perfecte in memory<br>
doe make and ordayne this my last Will and Testament in Manner and <br>
forme followinge. Because it is the dewty of every Christian man wiselye<br>
to sett both his houses in Order before his death thone of the sowle<br>
and conscience to god thother of owtward thinges to the world both<br>
for the quiett of his owne conscience and concord of his friend''es''<br>
afterward''es'' Therefore whereas every man consistes of twoe p''ar''tes <br>
of sowle and body thone receaued from heaven thother from thearth<br>
and from both heavenly and earthlye knit in one this life<br>

Revision as of 13:11, 18 June 2015

Below is a basic semi-diplomatic transcription of Folger manuscript Z.e.40 (4), the probate copy of Edward Grant's will. This was created as part
of the Practical Paleography Series, sponsored by EMMO.

In the name of God Amen. The fyve and twentithe daye
of Aprill Anno domini 1601 being St Markes daie I Edwarde Grante doctor
of Divinitie being I thanck my god sound in mynd and perfecte in memory
doe make and ordayne this my last Will and Testament in Manner and
forme followinge. Because it is the dewty of every Christian man wiselye
to sett both his houses in Order before his death thone of the sowle
and conscience to god thother of owtward thinges to the world both
for the quiett of his owne conscience and concord of his friendes
afterwardes Therefore whereas every man consistes of twoe partes
of sowle and body thone receaued from heaven thother from thearth
and from both heavenly and earthlye knit in one this life