Ann and William were both inhabitants of Yatesbury when they married.
Ann's signature is on a bond she signed, declaring that her father in
law, William died intestate in 1765. Her father John Washbourne also signed.

The Will of Ann CASSWELL

Copy from the Public Record Office, London. PROB 11/1003

Ann Casswell of Yatesbury in the County of Wilts being of sound mind memory
and understanding to make my last will in manner following,that is to say,
******** I have given bond to my brother Thomas Washborn and George Brown
for the payment of three hundred pounds to my daughter Mary Caswell otherwise
Washborn at her age and manner herein ****** and it is my directions to make
further provisions for her also hereforth. I give unto my brother Thomas
Washborn and George Brown two hundred pounds more in trust that they do apply
both interest and principal Foy*** sure in like in as much as **here forth
in the*oudafows* as by having interest thereto will morefully appear all
the residue of my effects *** to my son Robert Caswell but my will is that
if my son should happen to die in his minority and before my daughter then
I give the whole of my effects to my daughter aforesaid and my will further
is that if both my said children should happen to die before their respective
ages of eighteen years ***leaving no ***lawf** ****that these my effects
*** be equally divided between such of my brothers and sisters as shall be
living and I nominate and designate my brother Thomas Washborn and George
Brown my executors in trust in witness hereof, I have herunto set my hand
and seal to this my last will and testament the seventeenth day of April
one thousand seven hundred and sixty one.

Ann Casswell
signed sealed published and declared to be and as for the last will and
testament of the executrix before ** who in her presence and in her pressure
of oath other have subscribed our names as ****

Sam Neate
Mary Baily

This will was proved on the sixteenth day of December in the year of our
lord one thousand seven hundred and seventy four, before the right worshipful
Sir George ****** doctor of laws, master of ***** *********** cour t of
Canterbury lawfully constituted by the oaths of Thomas Washbourn,
**** Washbourn and george brown the executors named in the said will to
whom administration was granted of all and singular the goods chattels
and credits of the deceased having been first sworn by commissions duly
to administrator.