Name of Brother and Codecil details

[MattD30]

Hi

I am hoping someone here can help me with the following extracts [both from the 1671 Will of Ann Morcocke of Liddington, Wiltshire].

In extract 1 Ann names the two people she appoints as Overseers. The first appears to be "Henry Phillips Holder" but I am unclear of the second person's name. It looks like either "Wm Roade" or Wm Bearde" and he appears to be described as "my brother"

The second extract appears to be a codicil in which Ann mentions her  grandchildren [Henry Illes, William Ills, Ann Ills] and someone named Ann Chamberlayne. However I am having problems with the bits between the names. Can anyone help me decipher this piece?

Many Thanks

Matt

[horselydown86]

First Image:

...Henry Phillips thelder
& wm: Reade thelder my Brother...

thelder = the elder

[horselydown86]

Second Image:

...ffurthermore I doe declare before thinsealing
here of that my will ^is^ that my Grandson Hen: Iles
shall have my Warmeing pan my Grandson wm:
Iles my second best Pewter Platter & my Grand
daughter Anne Iles my best Pewter Platter
Item I give unto Anne Chamberlayne one suit
of cloathes all but a hatt & my execut(or) to keepe
her till Michaelmas & then shee the said Anne to have
her Brasse Panne & lastly I give to the poore
of Wambrough five shillings to bee laid out for
bread for the use of the poore aforesaid...

[MattD30]

First Image:

...Henry Phillips thelder
& wm: Reade thelder my Brother...

thelder = the elder

Thanks for that.

It's good to see I wasn't far off with Roade.

Matt

[MattD30]

Second Image:

...ffurthermore I doe declare before thinsealing
here of that my will ^is^ that my Grandson Hen: Iles
shall have my Warmeing pan my Grandson wm:
Iles my second best Pewter Platter & my Grand
daughter Anne Iles my best Pewter Platter
Item I give unto Anne Chamberlayne one suit
of cloathes all but a hatt & my execut(or) to keepe
her till Michaelmas & then shee the said Anne to have
her Brasse Panne & lastly I give to the poore
of Wambrough five shillings to bee laid out for
bread for the use of the poore aforesaid...

Thanks for that. Henry, William and Anne were the children of Anne's daughter Joane Morcock who was married to Henry Iles [or Illes]. Previously I knew nothing about Joane's family or background so it is nice to now be able to give her mother a name and identify some siblings.

I wonder who Anne Chamberlayne was? Another relative perhaps.

Many thanks again.

Matt