from NEHGS Register, v. 64 (Oct., 1910) "Genealogical Researchin England" The Will of Robarte Warren, aged and sick in body, 29 Oct. 1544.To be buried in the churchyard of our lady at Wyston[Wissington]. To the high altar there 12d. To wife Margarett the house that I dwell in now which I did purchase of the widow Payne, with all the lands, groves, woods, meadows, and pastures unto the same belonging, as I myself hold it by copy of court roll of themanor of Alpheley Hall, during the term of her life, and after herdeath to James my son and his heires, and if he die before his mother then to his next brother and to his heirs lawfully begotten, andso from one brother to another. My milch beasts and oxen to besold and the money used to pay debts, and the residue to my wife. Tomy son James a white bullock. To son Lawrence and to daughter Anne20s. each after the decease of their mother. To son Thomas threehorses, harness, a cart, plough, etc. All the wheat being in Hawkynsbarn to be divided equally between my wife and son Thomas, he to pay myson William 20s. out of my land called Wyston Prestney at twentyyears of age. Residue of all my goods to wife Margarett, with anhundred of wood out of Wyston Prestney, and I make her my wholeexecutrix. Mr. James Abbs of Nayland, supervisor. Witnesses: Henrye Lorkyn,Willm. Plampyn of Weston, and Thomas Gostlynge of Grotton, andothers.Proved 22 Feb. 1544/45 by the executrix. (Archdeaconry of Sudbury (Bury St. Edmunds), Longe, 489.)More About ROBERT WARREN:Oct 29, 1544 - Will dated, Will 22 Feb1544