Further information about the family members can be found through the surname index
Henry Hingston receives James' house, income from Langsdown, Wandowns, Shute and Saffron Park, and the residue of the estate.
John Hingston receives £100, the Lordship of the Manor, Collard in Shaugh, the plate and pewter, various furniture & household goods, and inherits much of Henry's portion if his line is extinguished. Holman's tenement reverts to him & his heirs.
Sarah Hingston receives £300, her mother's clothes, her mother's tea table & tea furniture, other household goods. She & her heirs inherit substantially on the failure of Henry & John's lines.
Elizabeth Veale gets £50, and £60 more if neither John nor Sarah live until their majority; also the income from the Holman tenement. Elizabeth Veale's sons have life interests in Holman tenement after her death, and all of her children receive £30 each and a share in the income from the Holman tenement.
Ann Sankey receives £40, and £60 more if John & Sarah do not live to 21, plus £4 a year. Two of her children get £20 each, and £2 a year, and the third child £10.
Alice Hopwood gets £30 reduced to £10 in a codicil, and a further £60 if John & Sarah do not live to 21. The four children get £10 each.
William Hingston gets the Bowling Green field, and three quarters of the manor if John's line fails. Otherwise he appears mainly as a trustee. His children share £30 between them.
Cousins Rachael Soady & Ann Watson get suits of clothing of his former wife Elizabeth's but only if Sarah does not live to inherit.
John Morris & John Fox are mentioned only as trustees.