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NIBLETT, NOBLE, NORES, NORRIS, NYBLET
OTHER SURNAMES MENTIONED: DYDE, JAMES,Thomas Nores, Melner (miller) of Campden, dated 6 Dec., 1558, and proved at Gloucester shortly after:
To the Church of Campden 8d.
To Thos. Nores, his quessen (cousin), the tacke (lease) of his mele (mill) (This was Pye Mill).
To his . . . Elizth Dyde, a koe (cow), besides her moneth mone.
To Richd. Nores, his quessen, all the rest due, and to be executor.
To the will is a schedule of debts amounting to £10 1s. 1d. owing to testator from 15 Persons, one of whom is Wm. James, of "Brode Campden."Thomas Norris of Pye Mill dated 18 Jan., and Proved 13 may, 1601, at Canterbury (27 Woodhall):
To the poor of the town of Campden 40s.
To the repair of the church 3s 4d.
Mention is made of two leases of Barnse Mill, and a charge of 20s. per annum upon them. These leases he gives to Thomas, son of Thomas Norris. his nephew, and the heirs male of his body, remainder to Richard, brother of Thos. the younger.
To Thos. Norris, his lands in Ashton Feildes, parish of Blockley, known as and Called Sir Wm. Hammes.
To Frannse, his wife, his furniture for life and while she remains in the mill, and after her death Thomas Norris to have it.
To Ralphe Norris, of Shipston, £5 13s. 4d. and one younge cowe.Noted Wills:
Campden:
Jno. Niblett.
Agnes Noble.
Kath. Noble.
Bob. Nyblet.
Broad Campden:
Westington:
Berrington:
