Secondlye I give and bequete unto my daughter Barbara eighte poundes in good and lawfull money with one fether bed one bolster one pillowe one banket one paye of shettes one kyveringe [covering?]
Item I give unto my daughter Thomsyn vil xiijs of good and lawfull money with one fetherbed one bolster one pilowe one blankett one payer of shetes one kyveringe [covering?]
Item I give unto my daughter Jone vil xiijs iijd of good and lawfull money with one fetherbed one bolster one pilowe one blankett one payer of shetes one kyveringe [covering?]
Item I give unto Alice my daughter vil xiijs iijd of good and lawfull money with one fetherbed one bolster one pilowe one blankett one payer of shetes one kyveringe [covering?]
And Avery out of these mye sayd Daughters to have these porcyons at the daye of there marydge And if it shall fortune any of mye sayd Daughters to dye before the Daye of her maryage, Then I will yt her parte shalbe Devided bye Aven portyon betwene the other of mye Daughters which be alyve
Item I give unto John Friend my Godsone iijs iijd
And all the resydue of mye goods moveables and nmoveables (my bequethes contented and payed) I gyve it fullye and wholye unto Jone my wyffe, whome I ordeyne and make my full and hole executrix
And also I make my Brother William Cooke of the parishe of Warpestone in Sothewe? and Anthony Robynson of the towne of Queenborough myn Overseers and every of them to have for theyre paynes takynge five shillinges
The Wytnes are William Raynold and Walter White with others
Probatum fuit: xvith die July [1560]
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