Nathaniel Andrewes ²

  General Notes:

Nathaniel Andrewes of London, gentleman, 18 December 1647 proved 13 April 1654.
My wife shall be paid eleven hundred pounds according to covenants & c., upon our marriage, between my own father and my father Davy and myself, and I give her, more, five hundred pounds. I give to my good father Master Thomas Andrewes, Alderman, two hundred pounds and he to have the reversion of my lands &c. unless I leave a child &c. And my said father to be sole executor.
In a nuncupative Codicil made the evening before he died, 25 October 1653, he declared that he left his whole estate to his father, Thomas Andrewes, and said that he had done well for his wife &c. It was his particular requedst that twenty pounds should be given to Master Sympson.
Proved by Thomas Andrewes, sole executor.

Nathaniel married Elizabeth Davy, daughter of John Davy and Katherine Bankes. (Elizabeth Davy died on 5 May 1654.)