Han. Dodd £100 Hen. Flinders £100	Fourth. To Hannah, wife of Joseph Dodd, of Donington, and to Henrietta Flinders, my two Sisters of the half blood, I bequeath one hun- -dred pounds sterling each; but in case of the previous death of one or both of them, if she or they leave lawful issue, then the part of the parent to be given to the children in equal proportions.
Monuments £100	Fifth. I will that the sum of one hundred pounds be expended in four marble slabs, to be set up, by permission of the minister and churchwardens, in the parish Church in Donington in the county of Lincoln, against the wall facing the communion door of the same church; and the said four slabs to have engraved upon them such inscriptions to the memory of my great grand-father, grand-father, father, and myself, as the pious sentiments of my brother Samuel, with the approbation of my wifes may dictate.
Legacies £400	Sixth. I give and bequeath the following legacies. To my nephew James Harvey, of Donington, and to his sister Susannah, each fifty pounds. To my mother-in-law Mrs Eliza Flinders –         fifty pounds. To my uncle Mr John Flinders, of Spalding       fifty pounds To my aunt Mrs Eliza Carr of Louth                   fifty pounds To my half uncle, William Flinders of Boston     fifty pounds
	or in case of his death the same sum to his son William To my half aunt, Mary Cawthen of Pinchbeck                                                 twenty pounds