Found a will on gov.uk.Wilts.Will - can I put on here?

[Galium]

Nicholas begins by saying "I being sick and weak but in good memory do make my last Will and Testament   Item I make my wife Elizabeth my whole executor  Item I give to Hannah my eldest daught fifteen pounds  Item I give to my daughter Mary 15  --00--00 Item I give to my son John 15---00---00
If either child dye as is to be paid the Legis it is to  [---] to the other Leagasis as they come of age  If my wife doe dye before they comes of age Nicholas Dobson shall pay them as they come of age  My wife shall have the Bargain at Lockridge during her widowhood  heare I appoint my Friends John Waller and Thomas Smith trustees to see the will performed ---------

The marke of Nicholas Dobson

William Dickman
Thomas Marsh
Ann Dickman

[The last three names will be the witnesses]

The Latin part shows when probate was granted after Nicholas' death.  Sorry I can't translate.
Added:  But it was on the nineteenth of September 1707 (decimo nono Septembris Anno Dni 1707)

[Abiam2]

Many thanks to you all for your help.  I am very pleased as my

eyesight is not as good as it could be!

Now all I have to do is see if and where he fits!

You are all quite wonderful everything sorted within a couple

of hours,

Thank you, Abiam

[JAP]

Hi Gallium,  I read that missing word as 'remaine' - what do you think?  I wonder what the Bargain at Lockeridge was ...  JAP

Abiam, Here's Gallium's great work re-formatted into line-by-line in case you want to compare it with the images.

Image 1
Nic^holas Dobson ##  In the Name
of God   Amen  I being sick & weake
but in good memory doe make my last Will
and Testament./  # #   Item  I make my wife Elizabeth
my whole Ex^secuttor./ # #  Item  I give to Hannah
                                                          lb-  s-  d
my eldest Daughter fifteene Pound    --     15-00-00 --
Item  I give to my daughter Mary     --      15-00-00 --
Item  I give to my Sonn John         ---      15-00-00 --
If either Child dye as is to be paid the Le^agis it is
to remaine to the other Leagasis, if my Wife doe live
shee is to pay the Le^agasis as they comes of Age,/ If
my Wife doe dye before they comes of Age Nicholas
Dobson shall pay them as they comes of Age  My
Wife shall have the Bargain at Lockeridge during her
Widdow-hood./  Heare I appoint my to Frinds John

Image 2
Walter and Thomas Smith Trustees to see
the Will pformed # #  the marke of Nicholas
Dobson./ # # # William Dickman, Thomas
Marsh, Ann Dickman./ # # #

[tidybooks]

Hi Gallium,  I read that missing word as 'remaine' - what do you think?  I wonder what the Bargain at Lockeridge was ...  JAP

Here it is JAP,

WILTSHIRE DIALECT WORDS

Bargain - small landed property or holding e.g. house, garden, land

Tom

[Galium]

Hi JAP, yes I can see 'remaine' now you have pointed it out.   I was trying to make it into 'revert',  but left it out in the end as it didn't quite work.

Thanks for the Bargain explanation , Tidybooks - I was wondering about that too.

[Abiam2]

Jap, Tom and Gallium,

Your help much appreciated.  Not knowing too much about rural 18th Cenrtury life I was pleased to find that I did know what a bargain was.  Apart from finding a wonderful pair of shoes at a bargain price in the right size!

I also think a 'messuage' is a bargain,

Many thanks, Abiam