Dated 8 Mar 1624/5; proved 17 Oct 1631. Elizabeth Muninge of Brettenham, widow of Humphrey Munninge, clerk and minister of Brettenham.
I give my soul to God in hope of a blessed resurrection.
I give £5 each to my daughter Elizabeth, wife of George Salter, and to my sons Richard, Theophilus and William.
I give to my daughter Anne £10 to be paid within 2 years.
I give £18 each to my children Ellen, Humphrey, Abigail, Katherine and Leonard.
Those who are 21 two years after my decease are to receive their legacies then, and the others when they reach that age or marry. All of my legacies, debts and charges are to be paid out of goods and chattels and tenements.
I give authority to William Chaplyn of Hitcham and my brother-in-law Henry Manning [Munning?] to sell the land and tenements in Brettenham and Bildeston left me in my late husband's will, and they are to divide any money left over between my children. I make them exors. ...
