Odd phrase in a will
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Odd phrase in a will
Amongst the possessions mentioned in the will of Thomas Cardo, proved at London in 1753, he gave: "to my Cousin John Cardo my Mourning for my late Wife". I feel as though there is a word missing (Mourning ring? Mourning apparel?) but I've checked the original will so I know that that is exactly how it's written and it's not a transcription error. Anyone come across anything similar?