No other names Bronwyn.
He mentions his wife Elizabeth just once as Executrix ('executryce') and receiver of the residue of his estate.
Other interesting points :
He is 'Citizen and grocer of London'.
He wants to be buried at All Hallowes church;
He leaves to the children of Church Hospital 'towards their relief' xls
His worldly goods are to be divided into three parts, as per the 'lawdable custome of this Cittie of London'.
His children to get one of the thirds. No names for them.
The other Elizabeth at the end is of course 'Our Soverigne Lady Elizabeth by the grace of god Quene of England France & Ireland'.
