1452 Henry Vavasour wrote his will on 20 November. "Testamentum Henrici Vavasour Armigeri. In Dei nomine, Amen. Vicesimo die mensis Novembris Anno [Domini M.cccc.xlvij. Ego Henricus Vavasour armiger—sep. in capella Sancti Leonardi de Hcsilwod in Com. Ebor.—Residuum vero bonorum meorum do et lego Elizabethae Seywardby sorori meae, Willelmo Vavasour filio meo, Laurencio Kyghlay et Willelmo Milford clerico, quos facio et constituo meos executores ad disponendum pro salute aniraEe mea3. Testibus, Jolianne Welles et Roberto Derkyn servientibus meis. Dat. apud Pontefract die et amio supradictis. [Prob. 15 Jan. 1452.]" [1]
[1] Testamenta Eboracensia A Selection of Wills from the Registry at York, Part 2 (Edinburgh:George Andrews, Publications of the Surtees Society, Vol. 30, 1855), 162, Knight, by Elizabeth, daughter of Sir William Skipwith, Chief Justice of England." Henry's mother was Margaret, daughter of William's son John Skipwith, [GoogleBooks], [InternetArchive].