Trying to decipher a few words - 1636 Probate papers

[ramjo]

Please see attachment - it is part of an admin bond for estate of Ann Garrard of Clyffe Pypard - 1636.  I am hoping someone can help me with a few words, as follows:

"The Condition of this obligation is such That if the abovebounden Thomas Garrard ~ ~ doe & shall well & truly Administer all & singular the goods Cattles Chattles Credits & Debts of Anne Garrard late  _____  _____ _____  of the pish of Cleeve peper in _____ & County of Wilts ......"

Thank you

[Bookbox]

... late whiles he* lyved of the p(ar)ish ...

... the Archdeaconrie ...

     * presumably an error for she

[ramjo]

Thank you Bookbox.

At first "whiles" seemed a strange word but on looking up definition I found:
"... whiles is an archaic form of while that is rarely used in modern English. Whiles is used to mean “at times” or “sometimes.” ... whiles is not commonly used in modern English and should be avoided in most cases. It is better to use the word “sometimes” instead of whiles to avoid confusion."

So now it makes sense.  Thanks again