SARAH EGERTON, widow, of BLACKFRIARS, LONDON. 19th August 1624, proved 28 December, 1624. To be buried in the place
called the vault in the Blackfriars, near the body of my dear departed husband. To my most loving cousin DEAN TYNDALE of Much
Maplesteed. Essex Esq. one hundred pounds. To his two daughters MRS ANNE TYNDALE and ELIZABETH TYNDALE 100
pounds apiece. Item 1 give and bequeath to my loving cousin MRS MARGARET WINTHROP, wife unto JOHN WINTHROPE of
GROTTON in the County of Suffolk, esq. 100 pounds. To my cousin ANNE GIBSON, widow, 100 pounds. To my cousin MRS
FELIX HILDERSON 20 pounds. To my cousin MR THOMAS EGERTON , Minister of Adstock, BUCKS. Twenty pounds and to
ELIZABETH JONES, his sister, twenty pounds. ……..TO MY LOVING BROTHER, SIR THOMAS CROKE (CROOKE) of IRELAND,
KNIGHT and BARONET, the seal ring with the deaths head. Which was my husbands and to his son, MR THOMAS CROOKE of
Gray’s Inn Middlesex Esq. my watch. To my brother, MR SAMUEL CROOKE. Clerk my wedding ring. To each of my o ther
brothers, Mr Dr.CROOKE and RICHARD CROOKE, clerk, forty shillings apiece to buy them rings in rememberance of me. To my
niece ALICE CROOKE daughter unto my brother DR CROOKE, all my plate. To my sister MRS LEECHE, MRS ROWSE and MRS
CROOKE, wife of my said brother RICHARD forty shillings apiece to buy rings etc. To MR GOUGE, Lecturer of BLACKFRIARS,
forty shillings to buy a ring and I desire him to be supervisor. My cousin MR DEAN TYNDALE to be executive. Byrde 110