In the Name of God Almighty Governor of the Universe Amen ... 
Amos Vialls of the Parish of Richmond in the County of 
Surry do declare this to be my last will and Testament in manner 
and form following and at the same time revoking all former 
Deeds that I might have set my hand unto as of none effect 
whatsoever and declare this to be my last Will Item I give and 
bequeath unto my dear Wife Mary Vialls all my property in the 
public ffunds which is five hundred pounds Stock three Pr Ct 
reduced and twenty two pounds seven shillings Long Annuities 
for her sole use and benefit and likewise all my Property at my 
house in Richmond ffurniture and every thing therein contained 
and likewise the Rent of my house in Oxford Street no 199 as it 
becomes due during her natural life and at her decease I give it 
to my Son Tho Vialls as his property making void any Deeds 
that may be produced to the contrary Item I give and bequeath 
unto my dear friend Mrs Margt Gall five pounds a quarter to 
be paid to her during her natural life after my decease Item I 
give and bequeath unto Miss Eliza Hatch of Nightsbridge one 
hundred pounds stock three Pr Cts I likewise desire that my 
Bounty to the poor women in the other Houses may be continued 
three months after my decease at least I do hereby appoint my 
Son Executor of this my Will dated the fourth day of April 1813 
Amos Vialls
  By this Codicil I do further add that my remains may be quietly 
deposited as possible without the least Pomp or Ostentation 
whatever I do give to Ann Wood Ten Pounds provided she gives 
every assistance in her power to her dear Misstress and five 
pounds to Eliz Wise
  Affidavit of due execution by the Rev Samuel Hemming of 
Hampton in the County of Middlesex and Henry Fletcher of 
Twickenham
  Proved at London2 June 1813
  PCC Prob11/1545