The will was in one long main paragraph.  For improved readability, I have broken it into smaller paragraphs.  (Boldface added.)

The will contains considerable genealogical information.  I have translated this information into a graphical tree, which shows those Fawconer's connected to the testator, plus several Fawconer tree fragments of uncertain relationship to the testator.  To view the tree(s), click here. 

To the poor of the parish of Kingscleare three pounds, to be distributed within six days next after my decease. 

To my cousin Peter Fawconer, son of Richard Fawconer deceased, all my freeland containing thirty acres, more or less, and the bar and timber and wood thereupon growing, in Kingscleare Woolands (sic), which I purchased and bought of James Waite, and all the rents issueing out of the said lands, to the said Peter Fawconer and his heirs forever, and twenty pounds and all my wearing apparel. 

To his sister Elizabeth Fawconer one hundred pounds.

Item:  I give and bequeath to my brother Edmond Fawconor that is living in New England two hundred pounds of lawfull money of England. 

To John Fawkner of Kingscleare twenty pounds. 

To Alice Person, widow, one hundred pounds. 

To Elizabeth Fawconer, their sister, forty pounds. 

More, to the abovenamed Peter Fawconer a joyned bedstead, a bedmatt, a bedcord, a feather bed, a feather bolster, two feather pillowes, a pair of pillowbeares, a pair of sheets of the best, a pair of blankets, a coverlet and curtains and my great chest, &c. 

To Alice Person, widow, a brass pot, &c., and all the brewing vessell that I have standing at her brother John Fawconer's house except the brewing tub. 

To Nicholas Knite of Kingscleare, miller, ten shillings; to Elizabeth, his wife, forty shillings; to her five children that she had by her first husband, that is, to Richard, Francis, John, Daniel and Anthony Fawkoner, twenty-five pounds to be equally divided amongst them, five pounds apiece, at the age of twenty one years. 

To Elizabeth Fawconer, sister of Peter (some pewter). 

To my brother in law, John Carter, and to Elizabeth, his wife, each a twenty shilling piece of gold. To John Carter the younger (some furniture standing at Coldhenly House). 

To Agnes Fawkener, widow, twenty shillings. 

To Winifrit Waite, wife of James Waite of Kingscleare ten shillings in gold; and to their son James and daughter Katerine Waite ten shillings each. 

To Francis Friser, of Kingscleare, the elder, ten shillings. 

To Alice Alle ten shillings. 

To Christopher Dugdale of Husborne* ten shillings.  To his five children that he had, by Master Webber's daughter, one hundred pounds, equally to be divided amongst them, twenty pounds apiece, at age of twenty one years. 

I appoint John Atfield of Kingscleare, gentleman, overseer, and give him two twenty shilling pieces of gold, and to his wife one twenty shilling piece of gold.

The residue to my sister's son, Matthew Webber, whom I make executor; and it is my will that he should agree with my Lord's officers for the Heriotts that were due to the Lord at my decease and to pay them in money or in goods, as they can agree.

Wit:  John Atfiell, Nicholas Bartholomew (his mar).

Pedigree Chart of FAWKNOR Based on Visitation to Kingsclere, 1634

Family Group Sheet of Edmund FAULKENER & Dorothy __?__