following distribution of my monies &c do take place First. I give and bequeath the sum of twelve hundred pounds, lawful money of Great Britain, to my dear wife Ann Flinders; or if she refuse that sum, then such part thereof, as she may think proper to specify.	Ann Flinders £1200
Second. To my dear sister Susanna, wife of George Pearson, now residing at St Ives in Huntingdonshire, I give the sum of five hundred pounds sterling: she to enjoy the interest arising there from during her life, and the principal, at her death, to be equally divided amongst her surviving children.	Sus. Pearson £500
Third. To my dear brother Samuel Ward Flinders, lieutenant in the Royal Navy, I be- -queath all the monies and property belonging to me in the Isles of France and Bourbon, for the obtaining of which, he is to be furnished with the neceƒsary papers and authority; but is to do it at his own cost and trouble. And if the said monies and property do not amount to five hundred pounds sterling, then they are to be made up to that sum from my property in England. And in case his decease takes place before mine, and he leave issue lawfully begotten there I give the said monies of five hundred pounds from the general maƒs of my property to his child, or by equal proportions to his children.	S W Flinders £500