In the name of god, Amen, I, Andrew Harris of the parrish of Norborne in the County of Kent wheelewright beinge
sicke in bodye but well and perfecte in mynd doe ordeyne this my last will and testament
in mannor and forme as followeth, Imprimis I doe firste of all commend my soule to almighty
god my Creator and redeemer whoe gave yt [?] and my wordlye goods as followeth, I do here:
by make and Constitute in this my laste will Jane Harris my wyffe my lawfull executrix
gyvinge and bequeathinge unto her all my goodes moveable and - unmoveable as ---‑ely
with current money in England nowe in the handes of Mathew hoolye together with the
proffytt or gayne that the sayd Mathew shall make of the same [?] --- soe sone as he shall convenientlye make, re par-e of the same and [repare = reparation??]
if by c—s-allye or misfortune the sayd Mathew or the goods shall mis-arrye either in parte [miscarrye?]
or in whole then my will ys that Jane my wyffe shall equally beare her parte in the
losse, alsoe I give unto Jane my wyffe one horse couler baye price 37 [could be shillings or pence] now in the
handes of Mathew hoolye so that my wife paye for the pasture of the horse The rest of
my wordlye goodes in the possession of Jane my wyffe I freely give and bequeathe
unto her to dispose of at her will and pleasure and to this my laste will and testament I have sett my marke the day and
yeare above writte. Wittnesses to this my will Robert Sutton -–ster of Balymondes
Charles Bixbie churchwarden, Frances danyer[?] the marke of Mathew hoolye
the marke of Nicholas Chi---
probatum [this is the probate clause written in Latin and basically says that probate of the last will of Andrew Harris of Norbourne was given on the second day of the month of November in the year 1616 to the executor Jane Harris. George Newman legume who is mentioned must be the judge or legal person who granted probate on behalf of the court.]

Editors Note: Matthew Hoolye or Haule is likely Matthew Haul 1585-1639 from Wye, Kent who married Elizabeth Roades 1580-1639. She was baptized in Sandwich, Kent very near Northbourne and would have known Andrew's wife and had dealings with him being the wheelwright.. They were married 1609 at St. Margaret's in Canterbury, Kent. This Matthew Hall can be found on FamilySearchLXM6‑D24.