In the Name of God, Amen.  The yere of our Lord God a thousand five, 
hundred and twenty two, the 29th day of August, the 14th year of the reigne 
of Kyng Henry the VIIIth. I, William Smyth, of Ham, in the parish of Kyngston 
upon Thames, in the countie of Surry, husbandman, being in good mind and 
hole memory, make and ordeyn this my last will and testament in manner and 
form following.  First, I bequeath my soul unto Almighty God, and to our 
blessed Lady the Virgin, and unto all the holy company of Hevyn, and my body 
to be burid in the churche yerde of All Hallows, of Kyngston aforesd, where my 
father and mother being buryed, when it shall please Almighty God to take me 
unto his marcye.  Also I bequeath unto the mother church of Winchester vid.  
Item, I give and bequath unto the high altar of Kyngston, for my tithe and 
oblations forgotten, 12d.  Also I give and bequeath unto the holy Rode of 
Cumfort a taper of a pound of wex. Also I gyff and bequethe unto the light of 
the Blessed Trinyte 6d.  Also I give and bequeath unto the bason lights of 
Kyngston 4d.  Also I give and bequeath unto the building of the Rode loft 12d.  
Also I give and bequeath unto Jone, my daughter, to her marriage, v marks in 
money or money worth.  Also I give and bequeath unto Sence, my youngest 
daughter, to her marriage, x marks. And as touching the disposition of my 
londs and tenements, set and lying in the parish off Kyngston aforesd, 
hereafter folowing.  First, I will that Agnes my wife have all my lands and 
tenemts, with all appurts, sett and lying in the parish of Kyngston aforesd, to 
have and to hold for the terme of her liffe; and after her decease, I will that 
John Smyth, my son, shall have my tenement which I dwell in, with all the 
lands unto the said tenement belonging, to have and to hold unto the said 
John Smyth, my son, and to his heirs for evermore.  Also I will that Robert 
Smyth, my son, have my tenement called Prymys, with all the lands unto the 
said tenement belonging, to have & to hold unto the said Robert, and unto the 
heirs of his body lawfully begotten, for evermore; and if it happen the said 
Robert to die without heirs of his body lawfully begotten, then I will that the 
said tenement & lands do remain unto Thomas, my son, for evermore.  Also I 
will that Raffe, my son, have my tenement called Lambards, with all the lands 
unto the said tenement belonging, to have and to hold unto the said Raffe and 
to his heires for ever. And also I will that Agnes my wife have my Hemestale 
Ground, sometime Deodall, with the lands unto the said Hemstales belonging, 
to have and to hold unto the said Agnes & her heirs for evermore. All other my 
goods & catell not bequeathed, after my debts paid, I give and bequeath unto 
Agnes, my wife, to distribute as she think best, which Agnes I make & ordeyn 
my executrix, and John Pynchester, and John my son, overseers of this my last 
will and testament. 
These witness, John Hunt, Thomas Clarke, John Pynchester, Thomas Alyn, 
William Mychell, & John Smyth, & many other mo'.