1748 March 25th
In the Name of God Amen I Jane Vanner of the Parrish of 
Chertsey in the County of Surry Spinster being of Sound 
Mind and Memory thanks be to God therefore but knowing the 
Uncertainty of this Worldly State Do make this my last Will and 
Testament in manner and form following that is to say First I 
commend my Soul to Almighty God And my Body to be Buried 
in Frensham Church Yard in the County of Hants and my grave 
to be Bricked over and a Rail And as to my goods and Chattels 
that I shall be Possessed of at the time of my Decease I do 
Give and Devise the same as follows First I Give to my three 
Nephews William Thomas and James Vannah the Sons of 
my Brother William Vannah the Sum of Twenty Pounds 
apiece and my Nephew Stephen Saunders the Sum of 
Twenty Pounds and my Neice Jane Butt the Sum of Five 
Pounds and my Second Best Suit of Cloaths from head to Foot 
and my Sister Elizabeth Marriott All the Rest of my Wearing 
Apparel and Wearing Linnen my Ring and my Tea Spoons I 
Give to all my Nephews and Neices that are not named in this 
Will the Sum of Twenty Shillings a peice I Give to my Good 
Freind Anna Bass the Sum of Fourscore pounds forty pounds 
to be paid her in Six Months and the other forty to be paid the 
said Anna Bass at the Twelve Months after my Decease I Will 
and bequeath that John and Thomas Vannah Sons of Olliver 
Vannah deceased Shall be my Executors and the Residue of 
my Effects Witness my Hand and Seale Jane Vanner David 
Whitehead
(Affidavit of due Execution sworn by Robert Carruthers of 
Walton upon Thames Linen Draper)
Proved at London 27 March 1759
PCC Prob11/845