To first daughter, Mary wife of Alexander Norwood, the sum of forty shillings.

To second daughter, Jane Twyman, the sum of four pounds.

To son, Nicholas Twyman, the sum of four pounds.

To son, Edward Twyman, the sum of two pounds at the age of 25-years.  Same to be supported in goods and schooling until the age of 10-years.

To wife, Mary Twyman, and son, John Twyman, all moveable household goods.  All remaining goods to be sold, and monies to go to the same.

To cousin, John Twyman, the sum of fifty pounds.

To friend, Ann Ffaminer, the sum of ten pounds, and to her brother & sister, Thomas & Mary Ffaminer, the sum of ten shillings each.

To friend, Henry Tennall, the sum of twelve pounds ten shillings, and to his wife, Ann Tennall, the sum of ten shillings.

To friends, William Friend & Samuel Wheeler, the sum of forty shillings each.

To maid servant, Ann Tuffon, the sum of six pounds.

To Thomas Harbton and his nurse, Widow Clarke, ten shillings each.

To good friend, Samuel Stott, the sum of forty shillings, and to his wife the sum of twenty shillings.

To friend, Thomas Ffaminer the elder, the sum of forty shillings.

All remaining worldly goods and personal estate to brother-in-law, John Witherden of Thanet, and his wife Hester.

All real estate in Birchington etc. to sister, Hester Witherden.

All personal estate, real estate and monies to wife, Susanna Twyman.

To wife, Elizabeth Twyman, all owing wages, goods, real estate, monies etc.

To mother, Elizabeth Twyman of West Cowes, all owing wages, goods, real estate, monies etc.

All personal estate, real estate and monies to beloved friend, Sarah Knight Smith.

To father, William Twyman, all goods, monies and personal estate.

All personal estate, real estate and monies to friend, Elizabeth Wright.

Body to be interred in the grounds of the parish church of Westbere, in or near to the grave of mother and father, and for a tombstone of a value between ten and fifteen pounds be placed to mark the grave.

All personal goods to be sold and converted into money.

The sum of fifty guineas to the executor.

To daughter, Phoebe Twyman, the sum of twelve hundred pounds, to be paid at the age of 21-years or upon marriage.  If married under the age of 21-years without the approval of the executor, then half of the said sum to go to Phoebe and the other half to the executor.  If she should died before the age of 21-years, then said legacy to be shared equally between testator's brothers, Wheeler & Arthur Twyman.

If the estate has insufficient monies to meet this legacy, then real estate is charged to make yearly payments of sixty pounds to meet the residue.

Until the age of 21-years, profits of said legacy to be used for education of the said Phoebe Twyman.

If there should be any residue in the personal estate, then monies to be shared equally between wife, Ann Twyman, and the said Phoebe Twyman.

To brother-in-law, John Ffriend, all real estate wheresoever in trust for yearly profits of sixty pounds to be used for the maintenance of said wife, Ann Twyman.  After her decease, real estate to said brothers, Wheeler & Arthur Twyman.

To Mary Lefroy of Canterbury, gold buttons, a mourning ring to the value of one guinea, and a pair of gloves.

To Mrs. Mare of Chilham, the sum of five pounds and a greeen damask gown.

To niece, Anne Lawson, the sum of five pounds and a dark-coloured birds eye gown.

To servant, Mary Farley, the sum of ten pounds, a mourning gown, and a pair of sheets.

To the wife of William Park, a mourning ring to the value of one guinea, and a pair of gloves.

To William Park Jnr., the sum of five pounds.

To William Park Snr., a pair of gloves.

To Ann Broadry a pair of gloves.

To Elizabeth Eastman of Chartham, a ring to the value of one guinea, and a pair of gloves.

To John Austen of Chartham, the sum of five pounds.

To Edward Sole of Chartham, the sum of twenty shillings.

To niece, Phoebe Twyman, a blue satin gown.

To the minister of Westbere parish, a ring to the value of one guinea, and a pair of gloves.

To "young John of Longport" a ring to the value of one guinea, and a pair of gloves.

To the poor housekeepers of the parishes of Chartham and Westbere, the sum of forty shillings each.

The remainder of monies and personal estate to nephew, Hammond Lawson, and Mary Austen.

All monies and personal estate to friend, Martha Jones.

To Susannah Spouror, Ann Philpot, Catherine White and Sarah Dunkin, the sum of ten pounds each.

To Susannah Spouror a woven silk gown; to Ann Philpot a blue gown; to Catherine White a brown silk gown; and to the children of John Dunklin a brown silk gown.

All other weaving apparel to be divided amongst own relations.

To sister, Mary Gore, the sum of twenty pounds.

To niece, Elizabeth Saiper, the sum of twenty pounds, and five pounds each to her children.

To godchildren, Nathaniel Austen & Catherine White, one guinea each.

To John Twyman and Mary Song, children of late brother John Twyman, twenty pounds each.

To grandchildren of late brother, John Twyman, five pounds each.

To John Twyman, son of late brother Edward Twyman, twenty pounds, and five pounds each to his children.

To the three children of late niece, Martha Spinner, five pounds each.

To Stephen, Richard, Henry and Jane (children of late brother Stephen Twyman), the sum of twenty pounds each.

To the child of the said Jane, the sum of five pounds.

To John, George, William and Edward Twyman and Mary Silk (children of late brother George Twyman), the sum of ten pounds each, and five pounds each to their children.

To the children of the late Sarah Pegden (daughter of late brother Edward Twyman), the sum of five pounds each.

To the widow of late brother Stephen Twyman, the sum of ten pounds.

To John Dunkin in trust for Henry Twyman (son of nephew Henry, son of brother Stephen Twyman), the sum of fifty pounds to be paid at the age of 21-years.

To all other children of nephew Henry Twyman, five pounds each.

To John Dunkin the sum of twenty pounds.

To servant, Elizabeth Wooton, the sum of five pounds.

The remainder of monies, real and personal estate to brother, George Twyman.

To Susan Rye of Sturry, annuity of twenty pounds per year.  If her daughters, Jane & Sarah Rye, should die in her lifetime, the an additional annuity of thirty pounds per year to the said Susan Rye.

All real estate (profits from which to be used for the above annuities) to Thomas Bannister of Sittingbourne & William Slodden of Canterbury, in trust for niece, Phoebe Twyman (only daughter of brother, John Twyman), and brother, Wheeler Twyman.

All clothing, linen, china, household goods and furniture to the said Susan Rye.

All other monies and personal estate to the said Thomas Bannister & William Slodden.

To Benjamin Bushell of Minster-on-Thanet, the sum of ten pounds ten shillings.

The remainder of personal estate to be sold and shared equally between daughter, Mary Silk, son, John Twyman, and in trust for son, Edward Twyman.

If parties pre-deceased then Mary Silk's share for her three children, William Silk, Edward Silk and Mary Taylor; John Twyman's share for his daughter Mary Twyman; Edward Twyman's share for his sister, Mary Silk etc.  [N.B. The will notes that Edward Twyman was estranged from his father.]

To sister, Mary & Sarah Twyman, two annuities each both to the sum of one hundred pounds per year.  Upon decease of one, the said annuity to sister, Ann Twyman.

To the charity school of the precinct of St. Catherine's, one hundred pounds.

To the poor housekeepers of St. Catherine's, the sum of fifty pounds to be distributed under the direction of the executors of the estate.

To the poor housekeepers of Minster-in-Thanet, the sum of thirty pounds to be distributed under the direction of the minister and churchwardens of the said parish.

To sister, Sarah Twyman, all real estate in the parish of Minster-on-Thanet.

To brother-in-law, Leonard Kilham, the sum of one thousand pounds, and to his wife, Sarah Kilham, the sum of one hundred pounds.

To Thomas Baker of St. Catherine's, the sum of one hundred pounds and all parts & shares in ships etc, and to his wife, Eleanor Baker, the sum of fifty pounds.

To godson, Thomas Baker the younger, and to his brother, John Baker, the sum of fifty pounds each.

To Mrs. Hannah Robinson of St. Peter's in Thanet, the sum of one hundred pounds.

To godson, Robert William Bronswell Esq., the sum of twenty pounds.

To godson, Perry Player Bloomert, the sum of twenty pounds.

To Mrs. Mary Cranwill, widow, and to Mrs. Mary Wolfe, her daughter, the sum of fifty pounds each.

To Mary Magdolin Denne, the sum of one hundred pounds.

To cousin, William Fagg of Margate, the sum of twenty pounds.

To the children of the late Robert Durrell - Mary Durrell,  Ann Durrell, Elizabeth Durrell, Hannah Durrell, Robert Durrell, and Susannah Holden; the sum of fifty pounds each.

To brother-in-law, the said Leonard Kilham, all real estate in the parish of St. Paul's Deptford, and all capital share of five hundred pounds in the firm of Joseph Hourloth Esq. & Company.

To godson, Clement Sandiford Strong, all share and interest in the newspaper The Gazetter or Daily Advertiser.

To godson, Mr. Thomas Curtis, all real estate in the parish of Bierton in Buckinghamshire.

Mourning rings to be given to all named in the will.

All other personal estate, real estate and monies to sister, the said Mary & Sarah twyman.

To Leonard Kilham, Clement Sandiford Strong & Thomas Curtis, the sum of one hundred pounds each.

To sister, Ann Twyman of Margate, the sum of one hundred pounds.

To sister, Mary Twyman of St. Catherine's, the remainder of all real and  personal estate.

To friend, Clement Samuel Strong, the sum of six thousand pounds and the sum of one hundred pounds for mourning.

To Edward Thomas Smith, the sum of two hundred pounds.

To Elizabeth Hutsman, the sum of ten pounds, and to her sister, Susannah Sorne, the like sum of ten pounds.

To the charity schools of St. Catherine's London, the sum of five pounds.

To the poor of the said parish of St. Catherine's, the sum of fifty pounds to be distributed by the church wardens.

To the poor of the parish of Minster-on-Thanet, the sum of fifty pounds to be distributed by the church wardens.

The sum of seven hundred pounds given to the parish of Minster-on-Thanet, for the purposes of founding a charitable school for the education of twenty poor children of the said parish.

In trust to fund these charitable legacies, the minister of the parish of Minster-on-Thanet & his successors and Edward Grose Smith granted trusteeship over an annuity of seven hundred pounds.

To the London Hospital in Mile-End, annuity to the sum of five thousand pounds.

To St. John's Hospital in Old Kent Road, the sum of five thousand pounds.

To the Society of Stewards and Subsidiaries for the maintenance & education of poor orphans, annuity to the sum of one thousand pounds.

To the asylum in Lambeth Road, annuity to the sum of five hundred pounds.

To Thomas Sullivan Strong & Clement Strong, sons of the said Clement Samuel Strong, annuities of fifty pounds each.

To Elizabeth Wood, the sum of five hundred pounds.

To Mrs. Elizabeth Swathsole, the sum of one hundred pounds.

To Mrs. Mary Neele, daughter of Paul & Sarah Twyman, annuity to the sum of five hundred pounds.

To William Twyman of Harbledown, annuity to the sum of one thousand pounds, and to Sarah, his wife, annuity to the sum of five hundred pounds.

To Joseph Ward of Deptford, the sum of one hundred pounds.

To Mary Fuller of Sandwich, the sum of one hundred pounds, and to her sister, Martha Salter, the sum of one hundred pounds.

To Capt. John Eagleton Palmer, the sum of fifty pounds.

To Mrs. Margaret Ladd of Margate, the sum of one hundred pounds.

To Mrs. Silver, widow of John Silver of Margate, the sum of one hundred pounds.

To Mrs. Mary Squires, widow of John Squires of Margate, the sum of one hundred pounds.

To Mrs. Elizabeth Tomlin of Margate, the sum of one hundred pounds.

To John Molert the younger of London, annuity to the sum of one thousand pounds.

To David Walkinshaw of St. George East, annuity to the sum of five hundred pounds.

To Edward Browning of Minster-on-Thanet, annuity to to the sum of five hundred pounds, and to Sarah, his wife, annuity to the sum of five hundred pounds.

To Richard Collins of Margate, the sum of twenty pounds.

To each of the servants alive at testator's decease and to the coachman, the sum of twenty pounds each.

To the said Elizabeth Wood, all real estate and associated household goods in the parish of Margate.

To William Twyman, son of the said Paul & Sarah Twyman, all real estate in the parish of Minster-on-Thanet.

To Sarah Twyman, daughter of the said William Twyman of Harbledown, a silver tea urn, silver waiter and silver bread basket.

To the said Elizabeth Wood, all household goods whatsoever.

To John Wood of Ramsgate, William Wood, and the children of Elizabeth Rickman by William Wood her former husband, annuities of six thousand pounds.

To Hannah, wife of the said John Wood, annuity of three thousand pounds.

To Elizabeth Ginster, annuity of three thousand pounds.

To Ann Gaughoy, annuity of three thousand pounds.

To Rev. George Baxter of London, the sum of one hundred pounds.

To Mrs. Mary Strong, wife of the said Clement Samuel Strong, the sum of ten guineas for a mourning ring.

Mourning rings to be given to all those named in the will.

To John Wood, William Wood & Edward Crow Smith, annuities of ten thousand pounds in bank stock in trust, with the interest to be used for the benefit of Elizabeth Wood and any children she may have.

To the said William Twyman of Blean & Edward Crow Smith, annuities to the sum of four thousand pounds in trust, with interest to be used for the maintenance of children of the said William & Sarah Twyman named William Twyman, John Twyman, Sarah Twyman and James Twyman.

To the said Clement Samuel Strong and Edward Crow Smith, annuities to the sum of one hundred pounds.

To Mrs. Eleanor Baker, widow of Thomas Baker of St. Catherines, annuity to the sum of one hundred pounds.

To Thomas & John Baker, the sum of fifty pounds each.

To the said Edward Crow Smith, the sum of five hundred pounds in trust, for the support of Elizabeth Church, wife of Richard Church of London.

To wife, all personal estate on condition that property continue to be used for "divine worship".

All real estate to pay the board of preachers, etc., and to defray the cost of supporting Methodism.

To Mr. Wm. Webb of Portsmouth, the sum of sixty pounds.

N.B.  This is an administration, and details of beneficiaries are unknown.  Value of estate sworn as under £450, with £8 duty reported.

N.B.  This is an administration, and details of beneficiaries are unknown.  Value of estate sworn as under £200.

To wife, Sarah Twyman, all personal and real estate.

To brother, William Twyman of Cowes, and his son, James Twyman, the sum of fifty pounds each.

To brother, George Twyman of Cowes, the sum of fifty pounds.

To brothers, William & George Twyman, all personal apparel.

To friends, Silvester Eastes and John Stone, all real estate in the parish of Minster-on-Thanet.

Yearly profits from said land to brother, James Twyman, after after his decease to nephew, John Neal Twyman, and his issue and siblings.  If no issue exist, then to brother, William Twyman, and his heirs.

Also to said Silvester Eastes and John Stone, all real estate in the parish of St. Dunstan's near Canterbury and Harbledown.

Yearly profits, likewise, to said brother, James Twyman, and heirs etc.

Remainder of real and personal estate to the said Silvester Eastes and John Stone.

To the Kent and Canterbury Hospital, the sum of fifty pounds.

To the said Silvester Eastes, the sum of one hundred pounds, and to his wife, Elizabeth, a silver tea set, gilt tea pot, sugar basin and gilt pot, the sum of five pounds for mourning, and a diamond mourning ring.

Also to the said Elizabeth Eastes, the sum of nineteen guineas and five pounds.

To Ann Oldroys of St. Dunstans, the sum of five pounds and a mourning ring.

To Sarah Cutury of St. Dunstans, the sum of five pounds for a ring.

To Harriett & Ann Park of Canterbury, a waiter & bread basket.

To Mrs. Margaret Stone, widow, the sum of fifty pounds, and in case of her decease same to be divided equally between her children.

To the children of Margaret Stone, the sum of fifty pounds each.

To servant, Martha Burton, the sum of five pounds.

To Mercy Evanstall, the sum of five pounds.

To Joanna Dunroibby, a gold watch and the sum of five pounds.

To Thomas Swain, the sum of five pounds.

To the said John Stone, the sum of fifty pounds and a further sum of fifty pounds upon carrying out duties of executor.

To Mary Ann Clark, the sum of fifty pounds.

To George & Mary Stone, the sum of five pounds each.

To the poor of the parish of Blean, the sum of five pounds to be distributed by the church wardens.

A silver mourning ring to each of the following: George & Sarah Stone, Ann Park, John Burtton, Robert Southcy, and William Mummory.

To brother, William Twyman, the sum of four hundred pounds to be invested and used for his support.  After his decease, to be divided equally between his children.  If he dies without issue, the to brother James Twyman and his issue.

All household goods & furniture, plates, linen & china, as well as stock in trade and book debts to wife, Mary Ann Twyman.

All other property to be held in trust by father, William Twyman, Morris Morgan, & Charles Williams.  To be invested in government bonds or real estate, with the dividends & proceeds to aforesaid wife until children are aged over 21 years when to be equally shared amongst them.  Children named as Martha Jane Twyman, Mary Anne Twyman, Elizabeth Twyman, James Moorman Twyman, and William Henry Twyman.

All personal estate to children, Henry, Edward, Emily, John & Anne Caroline Twyman.

Caroline Garland Twyman, cousin, and brothers, Thomas & Frederick Twyman appointed guardians of the children.  All monies to be held in trust for children until age of 21-years, and used for education.

To George Twyman Porter, all trust estates existing at time of decease.

All personal estate and monies to Robert Rycroft Raywood & Joseph Gilllott, to be invested in trust with profits for the benefit of wife, Rebecca Twyman.

On decease of wife, all monies and profits to be shared equally between daughters, Mary Ganister & Eliza Osborne.

To wife, Susanna Hermina Twyman, the entirety of the personal and real estate and monies.

Upon death of wife, all property to be sold and proceeds divided equally amongst children.

The farm at Mooi Plaats, likewise, to be divided equally amongst children.

To son, Christopher Peter Twyman, the family house at Kraals, outbuildings and gardens.

Upon death of wife, Christopher Peter Twyman (son) and Robert Charles Brown (son-in-law) appointed as executors to estate.

To Margaret E. Powers, all real estate.  After decease, to daughter Leona Hughey.

To Rev. D. McCarthy, the sum of one hundred dollars.

Fifty dollars from the estate to be used for memorial masses after decease.

To Rev. Wm. Moore, the sum of fifty dollars.

The remainder of all personal estate to relatives living in Perry County, Missouri. [N.B. Relatives not named.]