On 04 Jun 1535 [his father-in-law] George Neville 5th and 3rd Baron Bergavenny (age 66) made his will. It was proved on 04 Jul 1536. In summary:

To be buried at Birling, Kent

Executors to pay his debts and have wardship of Thomas Fenys (Fiennes) Lord Dacre (age 20), John Semptleiger esq (married to his daughter [his wife] Katherine Nevill (age 15)), John Chayny (age 22), son and heir of Thomas Chayny (age 50), kt, and William Broke (age 7), esq, son and heir of George Broke (age 38), kt, Lord Cobham.

1,000 marks towards marriage of youngest daughter [his sister-in-law] Ursula (age 7).

Executors to levy (1) 1,000 marks to indemnify testator's friends and servants standing bound to the king for the wardship and marriage of Thomas [Fiennes] Lord Dacre, (2) £900 to discharge bonds made on marriage between William Broke (age 7) and [his sister-in-law] Dorothy Nevill (age 10).

Executors: Henry Poole (age 43), kt, Lord Montagu, George Neville's brothers Thomas (age 60) and Edward (age 64) Nevill, kts, Thomas Willoughbye (age 49), kt, serjeant-at-law, and John Baker esq, recorder of London; to hold all property in Kent, Sussex, Surrey and London to uses declared in his will.

Annuity of £20 to George Nevill, son of Sir Edward Nevill.

Financial provision for his daughters in case of non-marriage or second marriages.

In default of male issue of testator's brother Sir Thomas Nevill (age 60), his daughter, George Neville's niece Margaret Nevill (age 15), to hold for life the manors of Mereworth and West Peckham in Kent and 'the olde hay', with advowsons of Mereworth and Maplecombe, Kent and lands and tenements called Plaine Hamons; if she marries Gregory Cromewell [probably Gregory Cromwell 1st Baron Cromwell Oakham (age 15), who she didn't marry], gent, he is to have use of these properties for life, with remainder to George Neville and his heirs

George Neville's debts to Lord Mountague (age 43) to be paid; £60 to be paid to use of his servant James Barham; grant for lives to his present (and 4th) wife Mary Broke otherwise Mary Cobham and her unborn child by George Neville of the manors of Whalesbeech, Beverington Randeviles [Rodmell Beverington] and Grymers, Sussex.

Continues.