"July the 25 Anno 1723;-- With God's good leave this is my last will Which to deceive is past man's skill I do bequeath unto his hill. My soul for to abide My body to be turned to dust nere to my wives yt my sonnes nurst To meete my soul againe I trust; when it is glorifide For this world's good as God did lend it If I heve not for to spend it; after this manner I commend it As hereafter is directed My goodes and cattle greate and small, to my son John I give them all And unto him my land doth fall. Hes my executor And though to my wife I little give. I mean with John that she to live And boath my sonns her to releive, and not to let her want I leand som pounds to my sonn Thomas Thirty of which by bond and promis He must pay back at the next lamas after my decease Nine thereof I bequeath unto his seede, three a piece I have decreed Which being paid his bonde is freede I meane the thirty pounds I give and bequeath tenn pounds to my sonn in law John Jones And three pounds a piece to his 3 youngest ones, Samuel, Jone, and Marey Jones I give and bequeath to my sisters three children John Moses and Ann one pound nobles a peece. A slender fee I give and bequeath to my sonn in lawe William Withorn And to his wife Elizabeth and to his sonne William and to his daughter Sarie five shillings a peece Last of all if my daughter Jones do out live her husband I desire she may have free abiding at Conderton or At Kinsham." BLOODY POND.