The Works of William Harvey M.D.: Translated from the Latin with a life of the authorHarvey, William
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The Works of William Harvey M.D.: Translated from the Latin with a life of the author
Harvey, William
Blood -- Circulation -- Early works to 1800; Embryology -- Early works to 1800; Physiology -- Early works to 1800
Rents Charges Annuities and yearly payments to and for such purposes as
from time to time by any writing or writings to be by me signed and
sealed in the presence of Two or more credible witnesses or by my last
will and testament in writing should declare limit direct or appoint And
further in trust that the said Mannors and lands and everie part thereof
together with the Collaterall securitie should be assigned conveyed and
assured vnto such persons and for suche Estates as the same should by me
be limited and directed charged and chargeable nevertheles with all
Annuities rents and summes of money by me limited and appointed if any
such shalbe And in default of such appointment then to Eliab Harvey his
heires executors and Assignes or to such as he or they shall nominate as
by the said two deeds of declaracon both of them bearing date the tenth
day of July in the year of our Lord God one Thousand sixe hundred Fiftie
and one more at large it doth appeare I doe now hereby declare limit
direct and appoint that with all convenient speed after my decease there
shalbe raised satisfied and paid these severall summes of money Rents
Charges and Annuities herein after expressed and likewise all such other
summes of Money Rents Charges or Annuities which at any time hereafter
in any Codicill to be hereunto annexed shall happen to be limited or
expressed And first I appoint so much money to be raised and laid out
vpon that building which I have already begun to erect within the
Colledge of Physicians in London as will serve to finish the same
according to the designe already made Item I give and bequeath vnto my
lo sister in Law Mrs Eliab Harvey one hundred pounds to buy something to
keepe in remembrance of me Item I give to my Niece Mary Pratt all
that Linnen householdstuffe and furniture which I have at Coome neere
Croydon for the vse of Will Foulkes and to whom his keeping shalbe
assigned after her death or before me at any time Item I give vnto
my Niece Mary West and her daughter Amy West halfe the Linnen I shall
leave at London in my chests and Chambers together with all my plate
excepting my Coffey pot Item I give to my lo sister Eliab all the
other halfe of my Linnen which I shall leave behind me Item I give
to my lo sister Daniell at Lambeth and to everie one of her children
severally the summe of fiftie pounds Item I give to my lo Coosin Mr
Heneage Finch for his paines counsell and advice about the contriving of
this my will one hundred pounds Item I give to all my little
Godchildren Nieces and Nephews severally to everie one Fiftie pounds
Item I give and bequeath to the towne of Foulkestone where I was
borne two hundred pounds to be bestowed by the advice of the Mayor
thereof and my Executor for the best vse of the poore Item I give to
the poore of Christ hospitall in Smithfield thirtie pounds Item I give
to Will Harvey my godsonne the sonne of my brother Mich Harvey deceased
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