He also bequeathed to the college £40, to which his nephew added another £60. In 1656 the college, on the proposition of Baldwin Hamey, voted the erection of a marble bust to his memory in the Harveian Museum; the statue was destroyed in the Great Fire of London of 1666, as was his monument in St. Paul's. His portrait in the college was one of two pictures rescued from the fire, but then disappeared.