In the Name of God Amen This is the last Will and Testament of me John 
Wilcox of the parish of Woking in the County of Surry Wheelwright 
revoking all former Wills by me at any time made or executed  In the first 
place I commend my soul to God who gave it and that my body be 
decently buried in the Churchyard of Woking  I desire that all my just 
debts my funeral expences & the expences of proving this my Will to be 
paid by executors hereinafter mentioned  I give and bequeath unto my 
loving wife Damaris all the rents issues and profits arising from all and 
every of my real estates that or wheresoever the same may be Vizt house 
& land in West-field freehold known by the name of Fell Crofts also the 
wheelwrights shop and premises adjoining the White Hart also a meadow 
in Send adjoining to the Town Bridge the two last are copyhold with an 
allotment belonging to the meadow with all and every of my household 
goods and furniture china glass linen &r for her own use and benefit and 
be it further understood that if there should not be a sufficiency arising 
from the rents issues and profits of my forenamed real estate together 
with my personal estate for a comfortable maintenance for my said 
widow my Executors shall have full power to borrow money on any of the 
said estates for that purpose to any amount they may think proper  I give 
and bequeath unto my son William Wilcox all my working tools of all 
descriptions together with guns pistols and arms of all descriptions except 
such things whatsoever the same may be that are labeled those things I 
wish to be delivered according to the respective labels by my Executor as 
hereafter mentioned as soon as convenient after my dcease  Now for the 
well and true performance of this my Will and for the due execution of 
the same I nominate and appoint Mr Richard Bonsey Farmer his heirs 
and assigns & my son William Wilcox and my wife Damaris all of the 
parish of Woking full and sole Executors and Executrix of this my last Will 
and Testament and also at the end of twelve calendar months after my 
said Widdow's decease I direct that my Executors or their assigns shall 
make the best arrangement they can in dividing the remaining property 
equally between my son William Wilcox and my daughter Mary the wife 
of Tho.s Colborne of Ripley Fishmonger equal share and share alike 
which probably may be done without sale but suppose my son William 
Wilcox should die before his mother not leaving lawful issue of his body I 
then give devise and bequeath his moiety or half part to be equally 
divided amongst so many of my daughter Mary's children as shall be 
living at the time of my said Widow's decease the same to be paid them 
as they shall attain the age of twenty one years  If any unforeseen loss 
should be sustained by my Execeutors they shall not be accountable for 
the same but for all journies trouble and expences they shall have full 
power to satisfy themselves out of the said property  
Signed sealed published and declared by me the Testator this twenty 
third day of July in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and 
twenty two at which time and in my presence and in the presence of each 
other and at my request the undernamed have here unto subscribed 
their names as witnesses _ John Wilcox _ John Charles Sanders _  Henry 
Harry _ Ro.t Bedford.
Proved at London 5th March 1823 before the Judge  by the oaths of 
Richard Bonsey & William Wilcox the son two of the Executors to whom 
Admon was granted have been first sworn by comon duly to adm.r  
power reserved to Damaris Wilcox Widow the relict the other Exor when 
she shall apply for the same.