To my half Aunt Penelope Procter of London To my dear cousin Henrietta Newbald of Hull	twenty pounds twenty pounds
To Mr Charles Hursthouse, and to John Newbald or to their substitutes, on undertaking the trust	each twenty pounds
Seventh. I bequeath to the following persons mourning rings of the value of two guineas each and bearing the letters M.F. as a motto. The Rt Hon. Sir Joseph Banks Bt. Osborne Standert Esq. of London Captain William Kent of the Royal Navy Monsieur Paul Labauve of the Isle of France Mons. Thomas Pitot, of do Mons. Charles Desbassayons of the Isle of Bourbon Mr John Flinders of Spalding, Lincolnshire Mrs Henrietta Newbald of Hull, Yorkshire and Miƒs Isabella Tyler of Beverley, do	Mourning Rings £18
Eighth. My household goods, plate, clothes, linen, books, and papers, I give to my dear wife and executrix, Ann Flinders: She to give out of them all manuscript books, and the papers relating to my voyage; (with the ex- -ception of letters) to my brother Samuel Ward Flinders; and to dispose of the rest as she shall see good.	Household pro- -perty and books to Ann Flinders
If any of the legatees, mentioned in any of the preceeding [sic] paragraphs, should be deceased before me, then his, her, or their legacies, except where the legacies are specified to descend to children, shall go to increase the sums left in the first, second, third, fourth, and sixth paragraphs, the person therein mentioned being	Surplus pro- -perty to be divided