Coghill Hall, Esquire

To my wife £500. Also my linen, household goods, &c, ns all my liquor in my London house.

By virtue of the marriage settlement, my daughter and only child, Jane Coghill, will, on marriage or reaching 21, receive a considerable fortune. I now confirm that settlement. By that settlement I am entitled to dispose of £4,000 as I wish. I now give that sum to my wife.

At the death of my wife I give to my daughter the residue of my estate.

Should my daughter die before reaching 21 then the residue of my estate to my brother Marmaduke Cramer.

I appoint my wife and brother guardian of my daughter, and appoint my wife Executrix.

To my brother Marmaduke £100.

To my sister Catherine Smyth £30.

To John Harrison, collector of ?? in Ireland, £30.

To Rev John Hudson, £30.

To Robert Hucks, Esq., £10.

To ? Kelly, Esq., £5.

Witnesses : Thomas Lamplugh, James Collins, junior, Martin Richardson

To my wife [still un-named!] the tithes now farmed by Duffield Scarah, Edward Leaf, John Wood and John Metcalf at the rent of £14 per annum, Upon Trust to sell to my brother John Cramer. If he chooses not to purchase hen the money to sink into my personal estate.

Witnesses : Mary Lamplugh, Elizabeth Hopkins, James Collins, junior

Probate 29th November 1774