The last Will of Mary White Widow of the Hermitage in the Parish of Woking 
Surry  I give to each of the Persons who now receive a small Annuity from me 
which is paid by my Bankers a sufficient further sum to make up twenty 
Pounds to each yearly for their lives to be paid quarterly as usual The Annual 
Guinea to the Bible Society and two pounds to the Society for the relief of 
Persons Imprisoned for small debts  I give to Josh: Eaton lately having an 
employment in the Tower of London an Annuity of forty pounds a year for his 
life to be paid quarterly a Legacy of thirty pounds to each of his daughters  I 
give to the Children of each of them a Legacy of fifty Pounds to be employed 
towards settling them in some way of earning their living either in Apprenticing 
them or otherwise as may be considered best for them by their friends but not 
to be  received till that time the same sum to each of the children of the 
deceased daughter of the said Joseph Eaton of the name of Balmore to be 
disposed of in the same manner as above  To my friend Mrs Pare Wife of Mr 
Gear Pare an Annuity of fifty pounds during the life of her Husband for her 
own use and her receipt to be sufficient for the payment to William Mofield 
Esquire a Legacy of a hundred pounds  To my Housekeeper Patience Voller an 
Annuity of twenty pounds for her kind attention in things the same sum to 
Edw.d Alexander my Gardener for their lives to all other servants living with 
me at the time of my decease a Legacy of twenty Pounds  The Hermitage and 
every thing appertaining to it I give to George White of Ashton in the County 
of Derbyshire & John White of Basford in the County of Nottingham all the 
rest of my Property not disposed of as above I give to my dear Brother and 
Sister and appoint my dear Brother my Executor. Mary White Hermitage Dec.r 
ye 13th 1816.

Appeared Personally Mary Anne Pare of Somerset Street Portman Square in 
the County of Middlesex Spinster and Major General John Pare of the same 
Place and being sworn on the Holy Evangelists to depose the truth made Oath 
that they knew and were well acquainted with Mary White late of the 
Hermitage in the Parish of Woking in the County of Surry Widow deceased for 
some time before and up to the time of her death also with her manner and 
character of handwriting and subscription having often seen her write and 
subscribe her name and having now carefully viewed and perused the Paper 
writing hereunto annexed Purporting to be and contain the last Will and 
Testament of Mary White Widow of the Hermitage in the Parish of Woking in 
the County of Surry ending thus "all the rest of my Property not disposed of as 
above I give to my dear Brother and Sister and appoint my dear Brother my 
Executor" and thus subscribed "Mary White" they severally say that they verily 
and in their conscience believe the whole body series and contents of the 
Paper Writing beginning ending and subscribed aforesaid and also the 
subscription thereto to be all of the proper hand writing and subscription of 
the said Mary White deceased
Mary Anne Pare _ J Pare _ On the fifth day of May 1817 the said Mary Anne 
Pare and Major General John Pare were duly sworn to the truth of this 
Affidavit before me. R H Cresswell Surr.te Pr.st _ Robt Isherwood Not Pub.
Proved at London 7th May 1817 before the Worshipful Richard Henry Cresswell 
Doctor of Laws and Surrogate by the Oath of William Chamberlaine Esquire 
the Brother and sole Executor to whom Administration was granted having 
been first sworn duly to Administer.