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John Spencer Colepeper and to Mr. Rich" Maskall of Petty France, Westminster,
Gentleman, my Executors hereinafter named, ;,^ioo. each. I give and bequeath unto
Ann Shave, Wife of John Shave of Ipswicli, Bookseller, ^50.; to Robert Hassell of the
South Sea House, Esquire, £50.; to Mr. William Dawson, Clerk to Mr. Neave, ^5°-;
to my friend Sarah Wife of the said Richard Maskall ;;^2o.; to Dorothy Clarke Jun'
aforesaid the farther sum of ^10.; to Miss Sarah Shave of Ipswich ^Tio. I give and
bequeath the Woman Servant who shall be living with me at the Time of my Decease
^10., and such part of my Common Wearing Apparrel as my Executors shall in
their direction [discretion ?] think fit ; and, in case she should be a Married Woman,
for her sole and separate use, and not liable to the Debts or Contracts of her Husband.
I give and bequeath to the Rev* Mr. Thos. Bishop of Ipswich my silver tea kettle and
silver Lamp. To Diodat Johnson, Eldest son of my late Niece Elizabeth Johnson,
my large Silver Waiter and my largest pair of Silver Candlesticks. I give and
bequeath to Stephen Johnson, his Brother, my silver stand for oil, and one of my
small silver Waiters, my silver Marrow Spoon, and one mourning Ring with a single
Rose Diamond. To W" Johnson his Brother my smallest pair of Silver Candle-
sticks, my silver Soup Ladle, and my other small Silver Waiter. I give and bequeath
to Sarah and Eliz'' Johnson, Daughters of my late Niece Eliz'* Johnson, my two
dozen of Silver handled Knives and Forks, my two dozen Silver Table spoons,
my silver Salts, my six gilt tea spoons and Tongues, to be divided equally
among them. To Catharine Johnson their Sister, my Silver sugar dish and Cover,
my silver Tea canister, my Silver Cream Saucepan and my two silver table spoons
marked E. S. To Miss Sarah Sparrow of Ipswich, 3 China Cups and Saucers, a
china Teapot with a Silver Spout, a Slop Bason, and a Plate belonging thereto.
To Dorothy Clarke, Widow, half of my Shifts and Holland Aprons, 4 laced nightcaps,
and two laced Handkerchiefs. I give and bequeath the rest and residue of my
Wearing Apparrel, of every kind, unto Sarah, Elizabeth and Catharine Daughters
of my late Niece Eliz'' Johnson, to be divided equally among them. To M" Eliza-
beth Hicksman, the Maid's Bed, Bolster, Pillows, Bedstead and furniture, together
with the Quilt, Blankets and 2 pair of Sheets now used on the Said Bed. I give
and bequeath to the said Sarah Maskall all my household goods and furniture of
every kind not herein bequeathed, if I should happen to Die while I am resident in
Mr. Maskall's house. All the rest, residue and remainder of my Estate and Effects,
both Real and Personal, Whatsoever and Wheresoever, after Payment of my just
Debts and Funeral Charges and Legacies, I do hereby give, devise and bequeath unto
the said John Spencer Colepeper and Richard Maskall, their Heirs, Executors, and
Administrators, To hold the Real Estate as Tenants in Common, and the Personal
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