John Underwood, a sharer in the King's Men, drafts his will on 4 October 1624 (with a posthumous codicil of 10 October 1624). He bequeaths his goods and estate to his five children, to be split among them when they reach twenty-one years of age. His bequest includes his shares in the King's Men, and in the Globe, Blackfriars and Curtain. The codicil divides his jewelry and plate among his children. The will is proved February 1624/5.
| Name | Event Role(s) | Document Role(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Underwood, Elizabeth | daughter | |
| Underwood, Isabell | daughter | |
| Condell, Henry | executor | |
| Sanford, Thomas | executor | |
| Smith, Thomas | executor | gentleman |
| Heminges, John | overseer | |
| Lowin, John | overseer | |
| Underwood, John (II) | son | |
| Underwood, Burbage | son | |
| Underwood, Thomas | son | |
| Underwood, John | testator | player, sharer |
| Marshall, Anthony | witness | |
| Parrish, Anthony | witness | |
| Lightmaker, Richard | witness |