The first of March
Anno dm 1610

I Richard Cannell sicke in bodie but whole in mynde and of go[od &]
pfect memoirie I humbly and heartely thanke god for it doe make this my [last]
will and testament in man[ne]r and forme followinge, first I comitt and comend [my]
soule into the hands of allmightie god my creator, Redeemr and sanctifye
my bodie to Christian buriall. It to the poore three firletts of mault [?]
boule of wheate, and the rest at the discrecon of my execs. It to [my]
eldest son (as a legasie) whose name is William Cannell one []olt t[wo]
yeeres ould out of the whole. It to donnold Cannell my brother [?]
either a horse or a mayre and one cowe, 2 sheep, 1 mutton & 2 [?]
It to my brother Willm Cannell 5s or ells a boule of barlie. It to J[]
Cannell my brother 5s or ells a boule of barlie. It to the voccare 1 mutt[on]
It to my sister Jony 1 firlett barlie, It to my daughter Elline as a
legasie out of the whole one hefferre 3 yeares ould. It to my son Rich
one yonge colt a yeare ould as a legasie. It to dollin Cannell 2 bou[les]
of barlie wch is in his owne hands. It I leave to my wyfe Margaret
ffreere and to my children viz William, Richard, dollin, Ellin and []
Cannell all the rest of my goods moveable and unmovable and doe []
them my lawfull execs. Supervisors Willm Cannell & William Fre[]

                                         Testes Hu Ca[]
                                                Willi[]

pbatm est et solvit 12d
Inventorie before the first of
August sub pena [? ? ? ?]