First I bequeth unto my godsonne Willyam Hunte xls, in good and lawfull moneye of ynglande to be paid unto hym at the age of xx yeers And that Thomas Chartham wid [widower?] of Sittingbourne shall hae the gonvernance of hym the hole terme of xx years
Item I bequeth unto Ellinge Hunte other xxs and unto Agnes Hunte her syster xxs to be paid to them at the age of xx yeers
Item I give to Symone Wyndon that kept me vs and a bushell of wheat
Item I will and give all my other goods unbequethed unto Thomas Chartham before named to paye my detts withall whome I make my full executor and governor of all the same moneye untyll they come to the age afore named
In Wytnes unto this my last will and testament the Wytnesses have sett their hands and seales even in the xiij daye of October and in the yeer of the Raigne if oure most gracious and Sondrannte [Sovereign?] Ladye by the grace of god Quene of Englande France and Irelande [1561]
[damage to left edge of will]
...... Sands Edward Tomlinge Johas Browne with others
Probatum fuit: 15th day of October 1561
No record of burial at Sittingbourne � but 1561 is the date of first church registers.
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