In the Name of God Amen I Clare Flower of Cherhill in the County of Wilts yeoman being weak in body but of sound and disposing mind memory and understanding (thanks be to God for the same) do make and publish this my last will and testament in manner and form following (that is to say) I give devise and direct that my loving wife Ann Flower do and shall receive and take all Interest Dividends and Profits which may arise grow and be produced as well from my Copy- hold Lands as from all the personal property of which I may be possessed for and during her natural life for her own Sole management use and benefit and that she together with my Exor hereinafter appointed to ask demand and receive and in case of nonpayment to bring actions at Law against any person or persons for any Book Debts Bonds or Specialties due to me at the time of my decease and from and after the decease of my said wife (my Copyhold Estates going of Course according to the Copies by which they are holden, that is to say, my Estate called unto my Son Edmund and my Estate called Springbites unto my Son Clare Flower/ I give unto my Son Edmund Flower the Sum of One hundred pounds unto my Sons William and John the Sum of two hundred pounds each unto my Son Clare the Sum of one hundred and Fifty pounds unto my three Daughters Catharine the Wife of Edward Hunt Elizabeth the Wife of William Spackman and Prudence Rogers the sum of one hundred and Fifty pounds each and Further I do hereby give and devise unto my said Son Clare Flower the Sum of three hundred pounds In trust nevertheless that he the said Clare Flower do and shall put and place the same at interest on Government or Freehold Security and do and shall pay and apply the interest of a moiety or half part thereof unto my daughter Jane the Wife of Richard Pope for her own use and Support during her natural life and for her [] alone to be a sufficient discharge for the same and from and after the decease of my said Daughter Jane Pope that he my said trustee do and shall make use of such Interest for the maintenance and Support of any Child or Children She may have lawfully begotten living at the time of her decease untill they may severally / if more than One/ arrive at their several ages of twenty one years and when and as soon as they shall all have attained the ages of twenty one years then that he my said trustee do and shall call in the moiety of the said principal Sum being one hundred and Fifty pounds and divide the same amongst the Several Children of my said Daughter/ if more than one/ Share and Share alike and if only one Such Child be then living then to that only Child nevertheless if it be necessary and he my said trustee or my said wife during her life should think proper to advance any sum or sums of money unto my said Daughter in her life time or to or for the use of the Children after her decease then that the same shall go to and be deducted from the said Principal Sum of one hundred and Fifty pounds when it may be necessary to []up the same and as to other moiety of the said three hundred pounds In trust that he my said trustee do and shall pay and apply the Interest thereof for and towards the maintenance and education of my Grandsons John and George Harding for and until they shall severally have arrived at their ages of twenty one years and when and as soon as they shall both have arrived to their said ages of twenty one years then that he my said trustee do and shall divide the said Principal Sum of One hundred and Fifty pounds betwixt them share and share alike but should either of them die previous to that time then that the whole shall go to and be enjoyed by the Survivor and all the rest residue and remainder of my property whatsoever and wheresoever and of what nature kind or quality [] after payments of my just Debts and and Funeral and testamentary expenses I will and direct shall be divided amongst all and every of my Children who may be living at the time of their said mothers decease and the Families of those of my saidDaughter Sons and Daughters who are at this time living but may be deceased before their said mother their respective parents shares share and share alike and the share of my said Daughter Jane the Wife of Richard Pope shall be taken In trust by my said trustee and Consolidated with and [] in the same manner as is before directed for her said legacy and I do hereby nominate Constitute and appoint my Son Clare Flower whole and sole Exor of this my last will and testament hereby revoking and making void all former and other Wills by me at any time heretofore made In witness whereof I have to this my last Will and testament contained in two sheets of paper Set my hand and seal this 31st day of July in the year of our Lord 1819 // Clare Flower // Signed Sealed Published and declared by the said testator Clare Flower as and for his last Will and testament the words "of my said Sons and Daughters who are at this time" being Sixteenth lines of the Present Sheet in the presence of us who in his presence at his request and in the Presence of each other have Subscribed our names as witnesses heretofore// Richard Tanner// William Bathe Hill

A Codicil to this last will and testament of me Clare Flower the Elder of Cherhill in the County of Wilts yeoman made this eighteenth day of November in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and nineteen Whereas In have by my said last will bearing date the thirty first day of July last past devised? unto my daughter Prudence Rogers the Sum of one hundred and Fifty Pounds and likewise a share in the residue of my Property with her other Brothers and Sisters and whereas my said Daughter Prudence is since the making of Such my Will deceased leaving a Son Born? I do hereby Set aside Such my bewquest or any interest thereof to her issue and in the Place thereof do hereby give and devise unto my Son Clare Flower the Sum of One hundred Pounds In trust that he my said Son do and shall put and place the same out at interest on Government or other Sufficient Security for and until my said Grandchild shall arrive at the age of twenty one years and when and as soon as he shall have arrived at that age that my Said Son Shall Pay the same together with Such Compound interest which he may make therefrom unto my said Grandchild but should he die before he so arrives at his said age of twenty one years then my Will is that the same shall go into the residue and be divided as the other Part thereof is directed by such my Will In witness whereof I have hereunto Set my hand and Seal // Clare Flower // Signed Sealed Published and declared as and for a Codicil to the last Will and testament of the above named Clare Flower in the Presence of us who in his Presence at his request and in the Presence of each other have Subscribed our names as Witnesses hereto // William Dolman // Thomas White //

Proved at London (with a Codicil) 21stFebry 1820 before the Judge by the Oath of Clare Flower the Son the Sole Exor to whom Admon was granted having been first Sworn by Common duly to Adm. //