help with parts of a brief Latin will from 1509

[Shirl_R]

The attached will, in Latin, dates from 1509.  I am not looking for a full translation, although that would be great.

I can work out what some parts say but I am struggling with some other bits (those highlighted) and would be grateful for assistance in regard to those.

Also, I have two specific questions.  Does it say anywhere in the will that Ellen is a widow, and does it give any hint to her relationship with Christopher Chater.

Thank you

[Bookbox]

In the name of God Amen, in the year of the Lord one thousand five hundred and nine, and on the first day of the month of July. I, Ellen Alford, sound in mind and of healthy memory, make my will in this manner. First I bequeath my soul to Almighty God, the Blessed Mary his mother, and to all the saints, and my body to be buried in the parish church of Meer. Item, I bequeath to the fabric of the church of Sarum, 12 pence. Item, I bequeath to the high altar of Meer, 12 pence. Item, I bequeath to the fabric of the same church, 20 shillings. Item, I bequeath to the chapel of the Holy Cross, 6 shillings 8 pence. Item, I bequeath to every light existing in the church of Meer, 4 pence. Item, I bequeath to every one of the fathers of the church, 4 pence. Item, I bequeath to Master Christopher Chater, six shillings eight pence. Item, I bequeath to the High Cross, 20 pence. Item, I bequeath to every [p'bro] in the church of Meer, 3 shillings 4 pence. As to the rest of my goods not bequeathed above, I give and bequeath them to Thomas Alforde and Edith Carpenter, so that they should arrange and dispose them for the health of my soul, just as will seem best for them to do. With these witnesses - John Wattes, John Smyth, with others. Item, I will that the aforesaid Thomas and Edith be my executors.

(One word I can't get, but it may come to me later.)

[Shirl_R]

Thank you Bookbox, you are so  generous with your knowledge and your time.

[Bookbox]

You're welcome. Missing word is presbitero - 'every priest'.

[Shirl_R]

Thanks again.  (As an aside, it had not occurred to me until now that this was about 15 years before establisment of Church of England.  All very interesting)