 The will was witnessed by James Cleghorn, a waiter in the queen's household, and James Gibson, the king's bookbinder.At Denmark House, the queen had a green palm tree with a crown and a Latin epigram in gilt letters on the queen's fruitfulness by Fowler based on his anagram of her name; "Anna Brittanorum Regina" - "In anna regnantium arbor".The palm tree was admired and described by John Ernest I, Duke of Saxe-Weimar who visited London in 1613.