In no[m]i[n]e dei Amen: the xxvth of Julij in an[n]o d[omi]ni 1596 William Wigley of the parish of Didlebury and in the Dioces of Hereforde sicke in bodye in body7 and whole in minde doe make my last will and testament in maner and forme following. ffirst I com[m]ende my soule into the handes of god my maker and redeemer and my bodye to be buryed in Christian buryall.  Item I bequeath to Thomas my sonne viijs.  Item my deptes Lagacys and funerals discharded and payed.  my very will is that the residue of my goodes and cattels shalbe equally devided into foure severall partes:  and I geve bequeth to Edwarde my sonne the fourth part of my sayd goodes and the other three partes of my goodes I geve and bequeth to my twoe daughters Katherin and Tomyzon equally to be devided betwine them. and I constitute ordayne and appoint Katherin my daughter my sole executrix of this my last will and Testament: These being witnesses / Wm. Dackinge Katherin Brecknok wt. oth.1   debita quae debeo debts that I owe   Item to Edward Wigley Item to Charles Wood Item to the schole of Didlebury Item to Thomas Minton Item to Thomas Keysell Item to Tymezon Wigley Item to Richard Amaunde Item to Richard Perkes       xxvs xxs xxs xxjs xs xlviijs xxvjs viijd viijs Debita quae mihi debentur debts which are owed to me   Item Robert Manering of the Sned Item Richard Powell of the Sned Item Richard Jonson       xxviijs ixs iiijd xxjs viijo Januarij Anno d[omi]ni iuxta 1596 coram vene[abi]li viro   on the 8th. January in the year of our Lord according to [the English style] 1596 in the presence of the venerable gentleman m[agist]ro Fr: Bevans ll[egum] d[octore] &c. p[ro]bat[um] Mr. Francis Bevans doctor of laws etc. [this will was] proved Juramento Ex[ecut]ris &c. by the oath of the Executrix etc.