Testator: James Hathorne (X) of Bentley, Hampshire, yeoman, weak in body
 
Date of Will: 4 April 1621 (to be buried in the churchyard; sixpence to the church)
 
My wife Ann Hathorne to have rents for life and she is to give to my grandson Robert 
Bagin one pound per year for her life; to my daughter Ann Bagin, widow four pounds 
ten shillings; to my daughter Joan Hathorne fourteen pounds ten shillings; to my 
married daughters two pounds each; to my son in law Robert Beale six pounds each 
and to each of his children one pound; to my son in son in law John Langley five 
shillings for each child; to my son in law Ellis Hassell?s children five shillings and eight 
pence each; to my grandson Robert Bagyn three pounds ten shillings; to my 
granddaughter Ann Bagin one pound; to my granddaughter Joan Bagin one pound; 
to my granddaughter Mary Langley three pounds; to my son Peter Hathorne fourteen 
pounds; to my godson James Eyre one shilling; to my son John Hathorne ten 
pounds; to my godson James Eyre one shilling; to my son William Hathorne a frame 
and a table and four joined stools after my wife?s death; to my son John a Cupboard 
and  four joined stools after his mother?s death; residue to my wife Joan Hathorne, 
Executrix
 
Overseers: my friend George Beale; my brother in law William Baker (three shillings 
and fourpence each)
Witness: Edward Hill
Proved: 23 June 1621 to William Oland, notary public, proxy for the relict
DW/PA/7/10 ff100-1; DW/PA/5/162/54