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Mrs. Scarlett died in 1768, her Will having been proved April 13 of that year, with a codicil which she added February 22 of the same year. 61 She left lea-acies to "the children of" her "Niece Elizabeth^^"^ Johnson deceas'd, late Wife of the Rev^ Mr. Steph" Johnson of Lime, in Connecticut in New England." This brings us back to our WILLIAM DIODATE, the only other child of John Diodati, by his Morton marriage, whose daughter, as appears from his Will in the New Haven records, was that Elizabeth (Diodate) Johnson, thus named in the Will of her aunt Scarlett. We here give the Will of Mrs. Scarlett, in full, from the records of Doctors' Commons : " In the name of God, Amen. I Elizabeth Scarlett of the Parish of St. Andrew, Holbourn, in the county of Middlesex, do make and declare this my last Will and Testament, in manner following, viz : I desire to be Buried in a Decent but frugal manner in the vault belonging to my Family in the Parish of Tottenham High Cross in the county of Middlesex. Imprimis, I give and bequeath to my Executors herein- after named the sum of £,^000. of lawful money of Great Britain in trust, to place out the same in some of the Publick Funds or other Government Security, for the use and benefit of all and every the children of my Niece Elizabeth Johnson deceas'd, late Wife of the Rev* Mr. Step" Johnson of Lime in Connecticut in New England, equally to be divided among them, share and share alike, to be paid to them at their respective ages of 21 years as to the Sons, and at their respective ages of 18 years, or Days of Marriage, as to the Daughters ; and in Case any or either of them shall happen to Die before his, her, or their respective ages of 21 years or 18 years, or Days of Marriage, as aforesaid, then my Will and meaning is, and I direct, that the Share or Shares of him, her, or them so Dying shall go and be paid unto and among the Survivor or Survivors of them, in such Shares and proportions, and at such Time and Times, as his, her, or their, Original Shares are before directed to be paid. And my Will and meaning further is, and I do hereby direct, that the proportion of the Interest Dividends and Proceeds, arising or to be made from the said sum of _;^3ooo. 404
monm [is] to be paid to the said Step" Johnson their Father, for and towards the mainten- ance and Education of such of them who shall be under Age, until he, she, or they, shall be Intitled to and do receive their respective Share and Shares, and, in case of his Death, then to his, her, or their. Guardian or Guardians respectively for the like pur- pose. And whereas Esme Clarke, late of Kensington, but now of Bartlett's Build- ings, Holborn, Attorney at Law, is indebted to me on Bond Condition'd for the payment of ^200. and Interest, Now I do hereby freely remit the said sum of ^200. and all Interest that shall be due thereon at the Time of my Decease, and likewise the Penalty of the said Bond, and all other Sum and Sums of Money which he may be indebted to me at the Time of my Decease by Bond or otherwise. Item, I give unto the said Esme Clarke the sum of three hundred Pounds, but, if he shou'd happen to die before me, then I give and bequeath the said sum of ;i^3oo. to all his Children, to be divided equally among them. Share and Share alike, to be plac'd out in some of the Publick Funds, and Paid them, or their Survivor, at their respective ages of 21 years, the Interest and Proceed in the meantime to be applied for and towards their maintenance and Education ; but, in Case any of them die under the age of 21 years, then the Share of him, her, or them, so dying is to be paid to and among such as shall survive and Attain that age, and I consider this as a full Legacy of ^500. to the said Mr. Clarke and his Family. Item, I give, devise and bequeath unto Dorothy Clarke, Widow, Mother of the said Esme Clarke, all those my 2 several Annuities or yearly sums of ^10. payable to me by Virtue of two several orders or Tallies, issuing out of his Majesty's Exchequer, for and during her natural life; and after her Decease I give and bequeath the said Annuities or Yearly Sums of ^^lo. unto Dorothy Clarke, Spinster, her Daughter, for and during her natural life ; and after the Decease of both Dorothy Clarke the Mother and Dorothy Clarke the Daughter, then I give, devise and bequeath the aforesaid annuities or Yearly Sums of ;^io. unto Esme Clarke Jun', Eldest Son of the aforesaid Esme Clarke, who is my Godson, and his Assigns. I give and bequeath unto Mary the wife of John Spencer Colepeper of the Charter h° London, Esq", and unto Fran" Webb Esq''^ her Brother, the sum of ^{^300. in Trust, to pay the same unto Mary the Daughter of the said John Spencer Cole- peper and Mary his Wife, at her age of 21 years or day of Marriage which shall first happen ; and in case the said Mary the Daughter shall not live to be Intitled to the same, then I give and bequeath the said sum of ^300. unto Mary the Wife of the said John Spencer Colepeper, and my Will and meaning is, and I hereby direct the Interest and Proceed of the said ^^300. shall in the meantime, and until the said Mary Colepeper the younger shall be Intitled to receive the Principle, in manner aforesaid, [is] to be paid to and retain'd by her said Mother. I give unto the said 405
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[is] to be paid to the said Step" Johnson their Father, for <strong>and</strong> towards the mainten-<br />
ance <strong>and</strong> Education <strong>of</strong> such <strong>of</strong> them who shall be under Age, until he, she, or they,<br />
shall be Intitled to <strong>and</strong> do receive their respective Share <strong>and</strong> Shares, <strong>and</strong>, in case <strong>of</strong> his<br />
Death, then to his, her, or their. Guardian or Guardians respectively for the like pur-<br />
pose. And whereas Esme Clarke, late <strong>of</strong> Kensington, but now <strong>of</strong> Bartlett's Build-<br />
ings, Holborn, Attorney at Law, is indebted to me on Bond Condition'd for the<br />
payment <strong>of</strong> ^200. <strong>and</strong> Interest, Now I do hereby freely remit the said sum <strong>of</strong> ^200.<br />
<strong>and</strong> all Interest that shall be due thereon at the Time <strong>of</strong> my Decease, <strong>and</strong> likewise<br />
the Penalty <strong>of</strong> the said Bond, <strong>and</strong> all other Sum <strong>and</strong> Sums <strong>of</strong> Money which he may<br />
be indebted to me at the Time <strong>of</strong> my Decease by Bond or otherwise. Item, I give<br />
unto the said Esme Clarke the sum <strong>of</strong> three hundred Pounds, but, if he shou'd happen<br />
to die before me, then I give <strong>and</strong> bequeath the said sum <strong>of</strong> ;i^3oo. to all his Children,<br />
to be divided equally among them. Share <strong>and</strong> Share alike, to be plac'd out in some <strong>of</strong><br />
the Publick Funds, <strong>and</strong> Paid them, or their Survivor, at their respective ages <strong>of</strong> 21<br />
years, the Interest <strong>and</strong> Proceed in the meantime to be applied for <strong>and</strong> towards their<br />
maintenance <strong>and</strong> Education ;<br />
but, in Case any <strong>of</strong> them die under the age <strong>of</strong> 21 years,<br />
then the Share <strong>of</strong> him, her, or them, so dying is to be paid to <strong>and</strong> among such as shall<br />
survive <strong>and</strong> Attain that age, <strong>and</strong> I consider this as a full Legacy <strong>of</strong> ^500. to the said<br />
Mr. Clarke <strong>and</strong> his <strong>Family</strong>. Item, I give, devise <strong>and</strong> bequeath unto Dorothy Clarke,<br />
Widow, Mother <strong>of</strong> the said Esme Clarke, all those my 2 several Annuities or yearly<br />
sums <strong>of</strong> ^10. payable to me by Virtue <strong>of</strong> two several orders or Tallies, issuing out<br />
<strong>of</strong> his Majesty's Exchequer, for <strong>and</strong> during her natural life; <strong>and</strong> after her Decease I<br />
give <strong>and</strong> bequeath the said Annuities or Yearly Sums <strong>of</strong> ^^lo. unto Dorothy Clarke,<br />
Spinster, her Daughter, for <strong>and</strong> during her natural life ; <strong>and</strong><br />
after the Decease <strong>of</strong><br />
both Dorothy Clarke the Mother <strong>and</strong> Dorothy Clarke the Daughter, then I give,<br />
devise <strong>and</strong> bequeath the aforesaid annuities or Yearly Sums <strong>of</strong> ;^io. unto Esme<br />
Clarke Jun', Eldest Son <strong>of</strong> the aforesaid Esme Clarke, who is my Godson, <strong>and</strong> his<br />
Assigns. I give <strong>and</strong> bequeath unto Mary the wife <strong>of</strong> John Spencer Colepeper <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Charter h° London, Esq", <strong>and</strong> unto Fran" Webb Esq''^ her Brother, the sum <strong>of</strong> ^{^300.<br />
in Trust, to pay the same unto Mary the Daughter <strong>of</strong> the said John Spencer Cole-<br />
peper <strong>and</strong> Mary his Wife, at her age <strong>of</strong> 21 years or day <strong>of</strong> Marriage which shall<br />
first happen ; <strong>and</strong> in case the said Mary the Daughter shall not live to be Intitled to<br />
the same, then I give <strong>and</strong> bequeath the said sum <strong>of</strong> ^300. unto Mary the Wife <strong>of</strong> the<br />
said John Spencer Colepeper, <strong>and</strong> my Will <strong>and</strong> meaning is, <strong>and</strong> I hereby direct<br />
the Interest <strong>and</strong> Proceed <strong>of</strong> the said ^^300. shall in the meantime, <strong>and</strong> until the said<br />
Mary Colepeper the younger shall be Intitled to receive the Principle, in manner<br />
aforesaid, [is] to be paid to <strong>and</strong> retain'd by her said Mother. I give unto the said<br />
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