"Item, I give to my loving sister Eliab all the other half of my linen which I shall leave behind me.
"Item, I give to my loving sister Daniell at Lambeth and to every one of her children severally the sum of fifty pounds.
"Item, I give to my loving cousin Mr. Heneage Finch for his pains, counsel and advice about the contriving of this my will one hundred pounds.
"Item, I give to all my little Godchildren, Nieces and Nephews severally to every one fifty pounds.
"Item, I give and bequeath to the town of Folkestone where I was born two hundred pounds to be bestowed by the advice of the Mayor thereof and my Executor for the best use of the poor.
"Item, I give to the poor of Christ Hospital [? St. Bartholomew's Hospital] in Smithfield thirty pounds.
"Item, I give to Will. Harvey my godson, the son of my brother Michael Harvey deceased, one hundred pounds and to his brother Michael fifty pounds.
"Item, I give to my nephew Tho. Cullen and his children one hundred pounds and to his brother my godson, Will. Cullen one hundred pounds.
"Item, I give to my nephew John Harvey the son of my loving brother Tho. Harvey deceased two hundred pounds.
"Item, I give to my servant John Raby, for his diligence in my service and sickness twenty pounds. And to Alice Garth, my servant, ten pounds over and above what I am already owing unto her by my bill which was her mistress's legacy.
"Item, I give among the poor children of Amy Rigdon daughter of my loving uncle Mr. Tho. Halke twenty pounds.
"Item, among other my poorest kindred one hundred pounds to be distributed at the appointment of my executor.
"Item, I give among the servants of my sister Dan at my funeralls five pounds. And likewise among the servants of my nephew Dan. Harvey at Coombe as much.
"Item, I give to my cousin Mary Tomes fifty pounds.
"Item, I give to my loving friend Mr. Prestwood one hundred pounds.
"Item, I give to every one of my loving brother Eliab his sons and daughters severally fifty pounds apiece.
"All which legacies and gifts aforesaid are chiefly to buy something to keep in remembrance of me.
"Item, I give among the servants of my brother Eliab which shall be dwelling with him at the time of my decease ten pounds.
"Furthermore, I give and bequeath unto my sister Eliab's sister Mrs. Coventrey, a widow, during her natural life the yearly rent or sum of twenty pounds.