Clint, Yeoman

My real estate at Burnt Yates, which I bought off Thomas Cass, to my eldest son Francis Gill, chargeable with £20 to my son William Gill when he reaches 21, and an annuity to my wife Jane Gill of £3.

The estate where I now live and the estate occupied by Miles Spence, to my son William, chargeable with an annuity of £2 to my wife Jane.

To my daughter Jane Gill £80, chargeable to my personal effects, when she reaches 21; the interest being used for her maintenance.

All my household goods, beast, sheep and horses, to my wife, chargeable with my funeral and court expenses.

To my son William, £40, chargeable to my personal estate.

The tuition of my children to my wife and if she remarries then to John Williamson of Ripley. And Joseph Simpson of Clint, whom I appoint Executors in Trust.

Witnesses : Mary Forest, William Coates, Richard Umpleby

Codicil - 8th January 1749

Daughter Jane to now receive £100. The extra £20 being paid by his son William at the death of his wife.

Witnesses : Robert Spencer, William Coates