On 7 April 1636, John Honyman makes his will. He leaves one half of his estate, consisting of 'ready money debtes Apparell bookes or what some or sommes shall grow due vnto mee from & amongst my ffellowes the Players,' to his mother, and the other half to be 'disposed of by her' for the benefit of his brother. Honyman also leaves for each of the King's Men 'a ring of ten shillinges price.'
| Name | Event Role(s) | Document Role(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Honyman, Richard | brother | |
| Sweetman, Ellen | legatee | |
| Sweetman, John | legatee | |
| Honyman, John | testator | |
| Browne, William | witness | |
| Benfield, Robert | witness | |
| Burbage, William | witness |