… I Henry Hunnisett Yeoman of the parish of Hailsham in the County of Sussex … nominate and appoint Richard Hunnisett of the parish of Herstmonceux William Arry of the parish of Warbleton and Mr Robert Pursglove Gentleman of the parish of Herstmonceux within County of Sussex to be my Executors … all my part of that Estate cal'd Bartons or Pents Bartons situated and being in the Parish of Herstmonceux … also all that Messuages or Tenement Buildings Lands and all thereunto belonging cal'd Coggers situated and being in the parish of Hailsham … also all that Land situated and being in the parish of Wartling … shall be sold … And all the rest residue and remainder of my Estate … with all my Chattels my Stock and my Goods whatever and all my Bonds my Bills and my Book Debts, leashold and personal, be sold and collected … my will and desire is that as many of my children lawfully born in wedlock that are not or have not been put as Apprentices or be not of the Age of twenty one Years at the time of my Decease that each and every one of them not haveing any trade or be not of Age shall be allowed the Sum of fifteen Pounds of good and lawfull Moneys to put them to some good trade … I give and bequeath unto Elizabeth my beloved Wife the Sum of five pounds five shillings a year to be paid her at to half yearly payments and … my Executors shall keep in there hands the Sum of one hundred and fifty pounds for the purpose of the above payments … but after her Decease what and all … that shall remain … shall be divided eaquelly between all my Children … all the Moneys profits Gains Benefits and Advantages be kept in my before named Executors hands and Care til my youngest Child lawfully born in Wedlock shall be the Age of twenty one Years. Then my Will and Desire is that my before named Executors shall then devide all the Sum and Sums of Money … eaquelly share & share alike between my Children viz Elizabeth my Daughter Richard my Son Henry my Son Jane my Daughter and Charles my Son … this second day of December in the Year of our Lord One thousand seven hundred and eighty eight 1788
Henry Hunnisett
… as witnesses Thos Camfield, Thos Skinner, Joseph Turner

Henry's will was proved on 4 June 1791 and it was declared 'that the Goods Chattels and Credits of the said deceased do not amount in value unto three hundred pounds'. Research Hunnisett Family History & John Constance

Richard Hunnisett, one of the executors, would have been Henry's younger brother