… I Anne Honeysett Widow and Relict of Richard Honeysett late of the parish of Herstmonceux in the County of Sussex Labourer deceased … unto my Daughter Mary Wratten the bedsted Curtains and the Covering of my best Bed in the Milkhouse Chamber the Feather which did belong to this bedsted … my best pair of Flaxen Sheets and the best pair of pillowcoats … the Sume of fifteen Pounds of lawfull money of Great Britain … unto my Daughter Anne Gower my second best bed bedsted Curtains and Covering now in my Kitchin Chamber … my second best pair of Flaxen Sheets and one pair of my second best Pillow Coats … the Sume of Fifteen pounds of lawfull money of Great Britain … All the rest and residue of my Estate … unto my Son Richard Honeysett … this Twenty Sixth day of October in the Eighteenth Year of The Reign of our Sovereign Lord George the Second King of Great Britain and so forth and in the Year of our Lord God One Thousand Seven Hundred Forty and Four.

X The mark of Anne Honysett