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In his will of 1582, son-in-law Christopher Goldinge referred to her as "Mother Britten." She apparently married again by that time.

["The Heath Connection: English Origins of Isaac and William Heath of Roxbury, Massachusetts, John Johnson, Edward Morris, and Elizabeth (Morris) Cartwright," and "Heath-Johnson-Morris Update: The Ancestry of Agnes (Cheney) Heath," by Douglas Richardson (NEHGR 146:261-278, 149:173-186)].

Based on John Harrison’s 1549 will proved 1551:

• Widow Agnes
• Son & heir William Harrison
• Daughter Johane Cheyney
• Daughter Elizabeth Smythson
• Daughter Margaret Harrison
• Relative ? John Harrison of London