John BELGRAVE

                   Source at genealogylibrary.com Bryant, Thomas, Descendants of page 210 --- He left a will o n 3 February 1590/91 at Leverington, Co of Cambridgeshire, which was proved 11 March 1590/91 . The will mentions: wife Elizabeth; sons Abraham, George, Jacob, and Thomas; and daughters T omyzin, Elizabeth, and Catheren; grandchildren Elizabeth and Wylliam Froste, children of my s on (in law) Edward. Son in law Edward Froste was supervisor of the estate administration.
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SOURCES:    1. From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. 2. 1997 Ordinance Ind ex
SOURCES:  1. 1998 Ancestral File            2. 1997 Ordinance Index 3. Main Archi ve Record
SOURCES:    1. From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 5 JAN 1998.    2. 1997 Ordinance Index
His will left his son, Abraham, the house and all his lands inLeverington. To his son, George , he left lands called Seafield,Longmeadow and Catfield, all in Leverington. To his son, Jaco b he gavelands in Hylcrofte and Mayes Lane and to hisson Thomas, land in LongMeadow in Leveri ngton and a house and buildings in Glemsford, Suffolk. Tohis three daughters, Tomysin, Elizab eth and Catheren Belgrave, householditems, and they were each to receive 10s each from his es tate and 10pounds from sons Abraham, George and Jacob. To Elizabeth and EdwardFroste, childre n of son Edward Froste, a ewe lamb. And to Rev. Bowlerhe left his two best wethers. The res idue of his estate was left to hiswife Elizabeth who he appointed Executrix. His son-in-law E dward Frostewas to be the supervisor. Witnesses to his will were Mr. Richard Bowler,Henry Joh nson, Richard Coxen, Thomas Pricewell and others.
IGI lists sealing to parents, but no parents are found. (?)
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Ancestral File Number: FWP2-4F
John had several properties in Leverington, Long Meadow, and Glemsfordwhich he distributed i n his will.
Will
Will proved
John Belgrave was of Leverington, Cambridgeshire, England.  His
will follows in which he named a son Jacob Belgrave but is
unknow who the child's mother was.
3 February 1590/1 - the will of John Belgrave of Leverington,
Isle of Ely, county Cambridge, yeoman, sick in body...to be
buried in the churchyard of Leverington...to son Abraham
Belgrave my house and lands in Leverington where I dwell...to
son George Belgrave land in Seafield, Long Meadow and Catfield,
all in Leverington...to son Jacob Belgrave land in Hylcrofte and
Mayes lane...to son Thomas Belgrave land in Long Meadow in
leverington and my house and buildings in Glemsford in
Suffolk...my three daughters Tomyzin, Elizabeth and Catheren
Belgrave, to have 10s. each from the estate, and 10 pounds from
my sons Abraham, Georg and Jacob respectively...to Elizabeth and
William Froste, children unto my son Edward Froste, a ewe and a
lamb...to Mr. Bowler out parson two of my best wethers...residue
to wife Elizabeth Belgrave, she to be executrix...son in law
Edward Froste supervisor.  Witnesses:  Mr. Richard Bowler the
writer of this will, Henry Johnson, Rochard Coxen, Thomas
Fricewell and others.  Proved 11 March 1590/1.