The following paragraph was posted in Sep 2000 by Barbara Hutchings. I believe it was copied from material prepared by Della Alsup Disbrow. My question follows the paragraph. "The earliest records I have found to date pertaining to the Disbrow name appears in Cambridge County, England, just prior to the reign of Henry VIII. The first is a will executed by William of Chesterton parish sometime between 1486-1505. Wills executed between 1515-1533 were for John of Stretchworth parish; John of West Wratting parish; and Thomas of Waterbeach parish. John Cottenham parish had a will probated sometime between 1549-1554" Does anyone have abstracts of these wills ? Or does anyone know where they can be obtained ? I believe that there is a book indexing wills of Ely Consistory in this time period and I believe the wills themselves are now in the Kings College Archives of Cambridge University. Does anyone know how abstracts or copies can be obtained ? Analysis of these wills may extend the Disbrowe ancestry back a couple of generations. For example, one websites gedcom shows the John of West Wratting as grandfather of John, the Saffron Walden schoolmaster. Perhaps this can be verified. Thanks, Carl Dunn