Richard BRITTAIN

  Noted events in his life were:

• Occupation: Vicar, Between 1630 and 1650, Bisley, Gloucestershire, ENGLAND. Rev. Vicar of Bisley, Glouceshire, England.

• Will, 1678, Gloucester County, ENGLAND. Abstract of will of Richard Britton, Vicar of Bisley, county of Gloucester, England; dated August 6, 1678; proved at Gloucester September 10, 1680. (From "Wilson and Allied Families" by Alfred R. Justice, Philadelphia, 1929, p. 100.)

To buried in the Chancel of the Church of Bisley, by the side of Sarah my wife. To my brother Nathaniel Britton of New York in America L10. To my sister Abigail Duck, L10. To my nephew William Clotterbuck, all my study of books and so much of my goods and some moiety. The other moiety I give to my sister Jane Fernley, in consideration of her keeping my house since the death of my wife. She to live in my house called "Patts" for life. Said William Clotterbuck to be sole executor and I give him all my estate to divide between himself and my sister Fernley. Executor to give rings to my cousin Thomas and cousin John Pope, of Cam, with their wives. My cousin Richard Pope and his wife at London, and my funeral ring to my sister Abigail.
Witnesses: Richard Blake, John Hide, and Sarah Hide.
States his books cost him L20.

Richard married Sarah.