12 pence a peece to every of my servants
20 shyllyngs a yeare to my syster Marye Covenye for the hole terme of her naturall lyef to
be payde to her halfe yearely by my Executor
I wyll & gyve to Joan my daughter, now the wyef of Thomas Glover of Wye, �100
I gyve & bequethe to Jane Covenye my daughter �200 to be payde to her at her age of one
& twentye yeares or day of her marryage
And yf yt shall please god to take me to hys mercye before my sayde daughter Jane Coveney
shall be marryed, or before she shall atteyne to her age of one & twenty yeares Then I wyll
that George Covenye my sonne & Executor hereafter named shall paye to the sayd Jane
Covenye hys syster �10 a yeare, half yearellly to be payde her towards her sustentacyon &
maintenance in the meane tyme
I wyll & gyve to fower men that shall beare me to the Church to be buryed to every one of
them 12 pence a peece
The Residue of all my goods as well moveable as unmoveable goods & chattalls whatsoever
yt be, not before wylled & bequeathed I doe gyve, wyll a bequeath them fully & holye to the
aforesayde George Covenye my Sonne whom I doe ordayne, make & appoynte my sole &
onlye Executor of thys my last wyll & testament
And I doe desire my brother Edwarde Coveney to be my overseer and I doe gyve hym for
hys paynes 40 shyllynges
I wyll & gyve to the above named George Covenye my sonne the messuage wherein I doe dwell with all the appurtenances ther unto belongynge & all other my lands & tenements scituate, lyenge & beynge within the paryshes of Wye & Bonyngton in the Countye of Kent or else where within the Realm of England
The mark of Robert Covenye
Witnesses: W�? & John Dense the wrytter hereof
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