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• Probate Records of Francis Dyson of Inkberrow 22nd September 1683
  
  An Obligation, naming Anna Dyson of Inkberrow, Thomas Dyson of Inkberrow, Yeoman, and Thomas Dyson of St Michael in Bedwardine, Worcester, as executors and administrators of the estate of Francis who had died intestate. Dated 2nd September 1683
  
  The condition of the above obligation is such that if the above bound Anne Dyson the relict (widow) and Administrator of all and singular the goods, chattels and credits of Francis Dyson, late of the Parish of Inkberrow, in the County of Worcester, do make a true and perfect inventory and exhibit  it into the Registry of the Consistory Court of Worcester at or before 25 December next. Also to make a true and just account of her said Administration at or before the 25th March 1684. However, an Act of Settling Intestate estates states that ,if a will appears later then it should be delivered to the Court or the obligation is to be void.
  
  Signed and delivered in the presence of;Signed;
  John  WiggettAnn Dyson
  Thomas Dyson
  Thomas Dyson
  
  Inventory of Goods and Chattels of Francis Dyson of Inkberrow 20th July 1682
  
  The true and perfect Inventory of all and singular the goods cattle and chattels of Francis Dyson, late of Holberrow Green in the Parish of Inkberrow, in the County of Worcester, Yeoman, taken and appraised the 20th day of July A.D. 1682 by those names subscribed as follows;
  
  His wearing apparrell and money in purse£5. 0s.  0d.
  
  In the Parlour 1 joined bed and all that belongeth to it
  1 Table board, 1 side table, joined form and
  4 joined stools.£3.  12s.  0d.
  
  In the Chamber over the Hall  1 joined bed and all
  That belongeth to it.£5.   5s.  0d.
  
  In the Chamber over the Parlour 2 beds, 1 chest
  1 side table, 2 chairs and other odd things£2.  12s.  0d

Sources

• 1. NBI
• 2. Inkberrow Pr