In the name of God I William Rapley of Knaphill in the parish of Horsell in the County of Surrey Husbandman being weak in the body but sound of mind, memory and understanding do make and ordain this last will and testament in manor following that is to say I give and bequeath unto my son William Rapley the sum of two hundred pounds of powerful British money also I give to my son John Rapley the like sum of two Hundred pounds of like powerful money.  Also I give and bequeath unto my five Grandchildren the five of my late daughter Sarah deceased the sum of ten pounds, each to be paid and when they attain their several and intuitive ages of twenty one years and until they shall not attain their said ages of twenty one years – my will is that the interest and produce of their several legacies shall be paid and applied toward their maintenance and education in such a manner as my executor their in after named shall awarding at his discretion think fit.  And in the case any or either of my said five Grandchildren shall happen to die before they shall have attained their several and intuitive ages of twenty one years then I deduct the legacy or legacies of him her or them so dying to be divided among the surviving equally shared and share alike to be paid at their several and respective ages of twenty one years.  
Also I give and bequeath unto my two Grandchildren James and Sarah Fleet the sum of ten pounds each to be paid and when they attain their several and intuitive ages of twenty one years and until they shall not attain their said ages of twenty one years – my will is that the interest and produce of their several legacies shall be paid and applied toward their maintenance and education in such a manner as my executor their in after named shall awarding at his discretion think fit.  And in the case  either of my said last mentioned Grandchildren James and Sarah Fleet shall happen to die before they shall have attained their several and intuitive ages of twenty one years then I deduct the legacy or legacies of him her or them so dying to go to the survivor of them at the time and in the manner aforesaid.  And whereas my son in law Philip Ainsworth stands justly and truly indebted to me in the sum of three hundred pounds under and by virtue of his certain bonds or written obligatory bearing date the twenty fifth day of April One thousand, eighteen hundred and one now I do hereby and bequeath the said sum of three hundred pounds together with the said bond unto my daughter Beck the wife of the said Philip Ainsworth – all the rest  residue and remainder of my money goods and chattels, estate and effects of what nature or kind said not there in after by me given or disproved of after payment of my last debts funeral expenses and the expense of proving this my will. I give and bequeath unto my son James to hold unto my said son James Rapley his executors, administrators and aforesigned for ever and I do hereby nominate institute and appoint my said son James Rapley sole executor of this my last will and testament in writing here of I recounts set my hand and seal the sixth day of February in the year of our lord One Thousand eight hundred and twelve X William
In the presence of Samuel Mumford of Chobham Surrey – Farmer and John Neane  Windlesham - Gent.  
William Rapley deceased – will proved March 9th 1814
James Rapley of the parish of Chertsey in the County of Surrey son and the sole executor within the name was due by sworn as usual and the whole of the goods Chattels and credits do not amount in value to thirteen hundred pounds
Before me Henry Hammond – Surrogate
March 3rd 1814
The testator William Rapley was of late of the parish of Horsell in the County of Surrey and died on or about 8th November 1813