17th century will

[Koromo]

Item, I give unto everie one of my godchildren xij^d

(Heh, I was just adding it to my post!) 

[Koromo]

I do desire my loving friends Walter King of Rothenbury and Edmond King of River to be overseers of the same

[veeblevort]

My suggestions are generally in agreement with others, except for 'Rothenbury'
and minor spelling variations:

Barbara, Mary and Elizabeth shall dye before they shall atteyne to there severall
and respective age of Three and Twentie yeares That then the porc(i)on of such of

Item I give unto everie one of my godchildren xijd a peece

Testament And I doe desire my loving freinds Walter Kinge of Rotherbridge
and Edmund Kinge of River to be overseers of the same  and I doe give unto either of

vv.

[AnnieP]

I'm so very grateful to everyone for all the help you have given me, you're absolutely brilliant and I have now completed this will thank goodness. My research lately has brought up a number of wills through the generations but this 17th century example was the hardest to make out. Of course I have noticed that it's a lot to do with the actual writing, some are much clearer than others. It's all fascinating stuff!
Thanks again
AnnieP

[DickEd]

"to receave"    "to enioye"  "elect of God"  "in the discretion etc"