In the Name of God Amen
I Phillip Morgan of Langattog Lingoed in the County of Monmoouth
thou[gh] being Weake in body but of perfect mind and memory I thank God
therefore beleiving the certainty of Deathe but the uncertainty of the houre
thereof willing that what wordly Goods and Effects God hath left
unto mee may after
my demise come to the benefitt and preferment of my
two sons Charles
and Thomas I doe make and ordain this my last Will and
Testam[en]t in manner and forme following That is to say First and principally I
comend my Soule to God my Maker trusting through the merritts Deathe and
Passion of his sonne Jesus Christ my Redeemer to obtaine everlasting lyfe My Body
to - - - First I give and bequeath to the three Children of John
William my
childrens nurse husband the some of twenty shillings to be devided
amongst them
three and I give and bequeath unto my sonne Thomas Morgan the sum[m]e
of
fifteen pounds And the Residue of all my Goods and Chattles my Debts &
funerall
expenses being discharged I give and bequeath to be equally devided
amongst
my twoe sonns Charles and Thomas and I doe hereby make and appoint my
loving freinde Henry Delahay my Executor in whom I doe trust to p[er]form
this
my last Will and Testament And I doe hereby revoke all former Wills witnes
my hand and Seale three and twentieth Day of January
one thousand six
hundred fifty and three And further
I doe hereby appoint and desire my trustie and wellbeloved freinds John Powell
and Thomas Powell Overseers of this my last will and testament ... in
the presence of John Parry John Powell W[illia]m Lewis his mark
Jam[es] Prawling his mark.