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• Probate Records of Anne Dyson of Inkberrow 1st August 1712
  
  Anne of Inkberrow, widow died intestate and her son, Francis Dyson acted as her Administrator. The accompanying form of Obligation and Condition was a normal printed form with the appropriate gaps filled in  by a third party (surrogate). The administrator signed the completed form. The following is a short translation of the form;
  
  The first part, mainly in Latin, is an undertaking by Francis Dyson of Elmbridge, Yeoman, John Dyson of Manchester, County of Lancaster, and Thomas Baylis of Belbroughton, Worcester to administer Anne's estate, and to sign a form of undertaking.
  
  The second part {Condition of the above Obligation) states that the above bounden Francis Dyson, the natural and lawful son and administrator of all and singular the goods and credits of Anne Dyson late of the Parish of Inkberrow, deceased, do make an inventory of such goods of the said deceased which or shall come to his hands, and do exhibit or cause to be exhibited in the Registry of the Consistory Court of Worcester on or before the 1st August 1712.
  
  Estate to be administered according to the laws of the late Sovereign Lord King Charles II.
  
  And it shall hereafter appear that the Executor and executees do exhibit the same unto the Court, making request to have it allowed and approved accordingly.
  
  If the said Francis above, being hereunto required, do render and deliver the said approbation of such testament, being first had and made in the said Court at a time after the date stated, then this obligation to be void and of none effect.
  
  Sealed and delivered in the presence ofFrancis Dyson
  John Dyson
  Thomas Costin, Francis TolleyThomas Bayliss
  
  Inventory record not found

Sources

• 1. NBI
• 2. Inkberrow Pr