Inprimis hee gave and willed unto John Watts, Richard Watts and Josias Watts sonnes of his Master Josias Watts to every one of them three, forty shillings apeece w[hi]ch said forty shillings a peece his minde and desire was that it should bee payed to them by his Executor heerein after named presentlie or els that hee should give them use and allowance for it when they come to theire severall ages of one and twenty yeares
Item hee gave unto his two sisters to Margery Upton and Eden Jarvis to either of them twelve pence apeece
Item hee willed and gave unto the sonne of his Sister Margery twenty shillinges wch hee said his mother in her lifetyme did devise that
Child should have twelve pence a peece more unto the other three Children of his Brother in Lawe John Upton
All the Rest of his goods whatsoever his debtes and legacies being paid and his funerall dutyes dischardged hee willed and gave unto his Master Josias Watts whom hee made the sole & onely executor of that his last will,
these wordes or the very like in effect were uttered and spoken by the said William Jarvis the day and yeare abovesaid in the presence of them
whose names are underwritten
John Watts and Edward Love his marke
Probatum fuit: 11th March 1638/39
Notes:
William Jervase was buried at St. Nicholas, Sandhurst, Kent on 7 Mar 1638/39.
Margery Jarvase married John Upton 4 Oct 1636 at Sandhurst.
Transcribed by Mrs. Shelagh A. Mason, 31st July 2023
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