1602 Henry Miles "served as administrator of the estate of his uncle John Myles, 6 Feb 1601/2." [1]
1602 Henry Miles made a will dated April 28: "My bodye to be buried in the church yard of Much Munden. To the poor of Much Munden, 20s. To the poor of Yardley, 5s. To James Myles my brother, £5 at his age of 22 years. To my sisters Emme Miles, Ellen Miles, and Elizabeth Miles 40s. each. To my sister Joane, 20s. The residue of my estate real and personal to Rychard Myles my eldest brother, making him my sole executor. (Witnesses:) William Sell, Ro: Tattersall, scriptor." [2]
1602 "Henrie Miles" was "buried 4 of Maie" at Great Munden, Hertfordshire. [3]
1602/3 The will of Henry Miles was proved on January 2 in the Archdeaconry Court of Huntington. [4]
[1] John Insley Coddington and Donald Lines Jacobus, "Richard Miles of Hertfordshire, England, and New Haven, Connecticut, and his Family," The American Genealogist 33 (1957), 129-137, at 134, citing Prerogative Court of Canterbury, Administration Act Book for 1602, folio 107, [AmericanAncestors].
[2] John Insley Coddington and Donald Lines Jacobus, "Richard Miles of Hertfordshire, England, and New Haven, Connecticut, and his Family," The American Genealogist 33 (1957), 129-137, at 134, citing Archdeaconry Court of Huntington, Hitchin Registry, Register 4, folio 226, [AmericanAncestors].
[3] John Insley Coddington and Donald Lines Jacobus, "Richard Miles of Hertfordshire, England, and New Haven, Connecticut, and his Family," The American Genealogist 33 (1957), 129-137, at 133, citing the parish register of St. Nicholas Church, Great Munden, Hertfordshire and noting that the registers "began in 1558, but that all entries for the years 1561-1587 and 1624-1626 are missing, those entries having been cut out of the first register" in 1952 when the registers were examined for the author, [AmericanAncestors].
[4] John Insley Coddington and Donald Lines Jacobus, "Richard Miles of Hertfordshire, England, and New Haven, Connecticut, and his Family," The American Genealogist 33 (1957), 129-137, at 134, citing Archdeaconry Court of Huntington, Hitchin Registry, Register 4, folio 226, [AmericanAncestors].