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| 651 | Thomas Hudson of 9 Stoke Newington Road Middlesex died 26 April 1903. Probate London 29 May 1903 to Helen Hudson and Amy Elizabeth Hudson spinsters and Henry Knightbridge butcher. Effects £829 6s 8d. | Hudson, Thomas (I3132)
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| 652 | Thomas Longworth of Quarlton 1760 Diocese of Chester Consistory Court | Longworth, Thomas (I1196)
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| 653 | Thomas Pugh Esq of London subscribed to The History and Antiquities of the Town and County of the Town of Newcastle upon Tyne, including an account of the coal trade of that place, and embellished with engraved views of the public buildings (Vol. 1), 1789, BRAND, John. London | Pugh, Thomas Gentleman (I2354)
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| 654 | Thomas Temple (son of William, basket maker) to Robert Willis, cork cutter | Willes, Robert (I418)
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| 655 | Tinkers Green, Mapledurham, Oxfordshire James Clements - 55 - Labourer - yes born in county Hannah Clements - 55 - no born out of county William Clements - 22 - Labourer - yes Hannah Clements - 20 - yes Sarah Clements - 3 - no | Clements, Hannah (I1350)
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| 656 | Tinkers Green, Mapledurham, Oxfordshire James Clements - 55 - Labourer - yes born in county Hannah Clements - 55 - no born out of county William Clements - 22 - Labourer - yes Hannah Clements - 20 - yes Sarah Clements - 3 - no | Clements, James (I1382)
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| 657 | Tinkers Green, Mapledurham, Oxfordshire James Clements - 55 - Labourer - yes born in county Hannah Clements - 55 - no born out of county William Clements - 22 - Labourer - yes Hannah Clements - 20 - yes Sarah Clements - 3 - no | Mason, Hannah (I1383)
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| 658 | Tinkers Green, Mapledurham, Oxfordshire James Clements - 55 - Labourer - yes born in county Hannah Clements - 55 - no born out of county William Clements - 22 - Labourer - yes Hannah Clements - 20 - yes Sarah Clements - 3 - no | Clements, William (I1389)
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| 659 | Tinkers Green, Mapledurham, Oxfordshire James Clements - 55 - Labourer - yes born in county Hannah Clements - 55 - no born out of county William Clements - 22 - Labourer - yes Hannah Clements - 20 - yes Sarah Clements - 3 - no | Clements, Sarah (I1522)
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| 660 | Tinkers Green, Mapledurham, Oxfordshire James Clements - Head - Mar - 66 - Ag Lab - born Caversham, Oxon Hannah Clements - wife - Mar - 68 - Caversham, Oxon Sarah Clements - Daur - Unm - 25 - Mapledurham, Oxon Sarah Clements - Grand Daur - Unm - 13 - Mapledurham, Oxon Ann - Gray - Visitor - Mar - 30 - Millers Wife - Mapledurham, Oxon Henry Gray - Visitors Son - Unm - 1 - Hambleden, Bucks | Clements, James (I1382)
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| 661 | Tinkers Green, Mapledurham, Oxfordshire James Clements - Head - Mar - 66 - Ag Lab - born Caversham, Oxon Hannah Clements - wife - Mar - 68 - Caversham, Oxon Sarah Clements - Daur - Unm - 25 - Mapledurham, Oxon Sarah Clements - Grand Daur - Unm - 13 - Mapledurham, Oxon Ann - Gray - Visitor - Mar - 30 - Millers Wife - Mapledurham, Oxon Henry Gray - Visitors Son - Unm - 1 - Hambleden, Bucks | Mason, Hannah (I1383)
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| 662 | Tinkers Green, Mapledurham, Oxfordshire James Clements - Head - Mar - 66 - Ag Lab - born Caversham, Oxon Hannah Clements - wife - Mar - 68 - Caversham, Oxon Sarah Clements - Daur - Unm - 25 - Mapledurham, Oxon Sarah Clements - Grand Daur - Unm - 13 - Mapledurham, Oxon Ann - Gray - Visitor - Mar - 30 - Millers Wife - Mapledurham, Oxon Henry Gray - Visitors Son - Unm - 1 - Hambleden, Bucks | Clements, Sarah (I1522)
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| 663 | Tinkers Green, Mapledurham, Oxfordshire James Clements - Head - Mar - 66 - Ag Lab - born Caversham, Oxon Hannah Clements - wife - Mar - 68 - Caversham, Oxon Sarah Clements - Daur - Unm - 25 - Mapledurham, Oxon Sarah Clements - Grand Daur - Unm - 13 - Mapledurham, Oxon Ann - Gray - Visitor - Mar - 30 - Millers Wife - Mapledurham, Oxon Henry Gray - Visitors Son - Unm - 1 - Hambleden, Bucks | Clements, Ann (I1870)
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| 664 | Tinkers Green, Mapledurham, Oxfordshire James Clements - Head - Mar - 66 - Ag Lab - born Caversham, Oxon Hannah Clements - wife - Mar - 68 - Caversham, Oxon Sarah Clements - Daur - Unm - 25 - Mapledurham, Oxon Sarah Clements - Grand Daur - Unm - 13 - Mapledurham, Oxon Ann - Gray - Visitor - Mar - 30 - Millers Wife - Mapledurham, Oxon Henry Gray - Visitors Son - Unm - 1 - Hambleden, Bucks | Clements, Sarah (I1871)
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| 665 | Tinkers Green, Mapledurham, Oxfordshire James Clements - Head - Mar - 66 - Ag Lab - born Caversham, Oxon Hannah Clements - wife - Mar - 68 - Caversham, Oxon Sarah Clements - Daur - Unm - 25 - Mapledurham, Oxon Sarah Clements - Grand Daur - Unm - 13 - Mapledurham, Oxon Ann - Gray - Visitor - Mar - 30 - Millers Wife - Mapledurham, Oxon Henry Gray - Visitors Son - Unm - 1 - Hambleden, Bucks | Gray, Henry Lewis (I3596)
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| 666 | Tostock Inhabitants: Wright, Lawr. 8s 9d Lwr. Wrighte, Constable | Wright, Lawrence (I4716)
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| 667 | UK, Soldiers Died in the Great War, 1914-1919 Name: Albert James Fordham Birth Place: Hammersmith Residence: Mill Hill, Middlesex Death Date: 15 Jul 1916 Rank: Private Regiment: Duke of Cambridge's Own (Middlesex Regiment) Battalion: 1st Battalion. Number: L/11429 Type of Casualty: Died of wounds Theater of War: Aldershot | Fordham, Albert James "Bertie" (I854)
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| 668 | UK, Soldiers Died in the Great War, 1914-1919 Name: William Pearce Carter Birth Place: Denston, Suffolk Residence: Bury-St. Edmunds Death Date: 13 Nov 1916 Enlistment Location: Newmarket Rank: Private Regiment: Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment) Battalion: 7th Battalion. Number: 35159 Type of Casualty: Killed in action Theater of War: Aldershot | Carter, William Pearce (I1063)
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| 669 | Ursula Windsor Date of Probate 20 April 2015 Probate number 4569185 Date of Death 29 March 2015 Grant and will Oxford | Jablonski, Ursula (I6109)
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| 670 | Vicar General's Office 3rd Sept 1796 Which day appeared personally Robert Willes and made oath, that he is of the town and county of the town of Southampton aged twenty nine years and upwards and a bachelor, and intendeth to intermarry with Rhoda Ann Largent of the parish of St Botolph Bishopsgate, London, aged twenty four years and upwards and a spinster, and that he knoweth of no lawful impediment, by reason of any pre-contract, consanguinity, affinity, or any other lawful cause whatsoever, to hinder the said intended marriage, and prayed a licence to solemnize the same in the parish church of St Botolph Bishopsgate aforesaid and further made oath that the usual place of abode of her the said Rhoda Ann Largent hath been in the said parish of St Botolph Bishopsgate for upwards of four weeks last past. Robert Willes Sworn before me C. Coote | Family F274
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| 671 | Walter William & Jane Rice Kennedy, Long Reach Occupation: Post Master | Rattray, Jane (I414)
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| 672 | Walter William & Jane Rice Kennedy, Long Reach Occupation: Post Master | Rice, Walter William (I842)
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| 673 | When Sarah Brockbank died, Elizabeth's brother Jim got all the money (however much or little) and Elizabeth was unable to go to Manchester to hear the Will read for some reason. | Longworth, Sarah (I26)
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| 674 | When Sarah Brockbank died, Elizabeth's brother Jim got all the money (however much or little) and Elizabeth was unable to go to Manchester to hear the Will read for some reason. | Brockbank, Elizabeth "Lucy" (I6)
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| 675 | When Sarah Brockbank died, Elizabeth's brother Jim got all the money (however much or little) and Elizabeth was unable to go to Manchester to hear the Will read for some reason. | Brockbank, James "Jim" (I658)
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| 676 | Wherwell Street, Wherwell, Hampshire //John Blanchard - 75 - Ag Lab - yes born in county Sarah Blanchard - 65 - yes Barbery Blanchard - 13 - yes //Chs Blanchard - 30 - Ag Lab - yes Edith Blanchard - 40 - yes Hannah - 1 - yes /Mary Ann Chives - 11 - yes /Lydia Horn - 75 - yes | Blanchard, John (I2058)
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| 677 | Wherwell Street, Wherwell, Hampshire //John Blanchard - 75 - Ag Lab - yes born in county Sarah Blanchard - 65 - yes Barbery Blanchard - 13 - yes //Chs Blanchard - 30 - Ag Lab - yes Edith Blanchard - 40 - yes Hannah - 1 - yes /Mary Ann Chives - 11 - yes /Lydia Horn - 75 - yes | Hawkins, Sarah (I2059)
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| 678 | Wherwell Street, Wherwell, Hampshire //John Blanchard - 75 - Ag Lab - yes born in county Sarah Blanchard - 65 - yes Barbery Blanchard - 13 - yes //Chs Blanchard - 30 - Ag Lab - yes Edith Blanchard - 40 - yes Hannah - 1 - yes /Mary Ann Chives - 11 - yes /Lydia Horn - 75 - yes | Blanchard, Charles (I2063)
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| 679 | Wherwell Street, Wherwell, Hampshire //John Blanchard - 75 - Ag Lab - yes born in county Sarah Blanchard - 65 - yes Barbery Blanchard - 13 - yes //Chs Blanchard - 30 - Ag Lab - yes Edith Blanchard - 40 - yes Hannah - 1 - yes /Mary Ann Chives - 11 - yes /Lydia Horn - 75 - yes | Blanchard, Barbara Sharp (I2129)
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| 680 | Wherwell Street, Wherwell, Hampshire //John Blanchard - 75 - Ag Lab - yes born in county Sarah Blanchard - 65 - yes Barbery Blanchard - 13 - yes //Chs Blanchard - 30 - Ag Lab - yes Edith Blanchard - 40 - yes Hannah - 1 - yes /Mary Ann Chives - 11 - yes /Lydia Horn - 75 - yes | Edith (I6590)
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| 681 | Wherwell Street, Wherwell, Hampshire //John Blanchard - 75 - Ag Lab - yes born in county Sarah Blanchard - 65 - yes Barbery Blanchard - 13 - yes //Chs Blanchard - 30 - Ag Lab - yes Edith Blanchard - 40 - yes Hannah - 1 - yes /Mary Ann Chives - 11 - yes /Lydia Horn - 75 - yes | Blanchard, Hannah (I6591)
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| 682 | Will of Aaron Patrick, Gentleman of Enfield , Middlesex 08 May 1824 Reference: PROB 11/1686/135 | Patrick, Aaron Gentleman (I2585)
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| 683 | Will of Benjamin Biles, Builder of Saint Botolph without Bishopgate , City of London 26 November 1833 Reference: PROB 11/1823/286 | Biles, Benjamin (I2418)
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| 684 | WILL OF FRANCIS CLOPTON 1630 In the name of God Amen, the eight daie of November, in the sixt yere of the raigne of our soveraigne Lord King Charles, by the grace of God of England, Scotland, France and Ireland, Defender of the Faith, etc., annoque Domini, 1630, I Francis Clopton of Liston, in the Countie of Essex, gentleman, heing sick in bodie, but of good and perfect memory, thankes be unto Almightie God therefore, revokeing all other testamentes and wills by me at any time heretofore made, doe now make this present wryting to bee and containe my true last will and testament in manner and forme following. First and principally, I bequeath my soule unto Almighty God, hoping and most steadfastly beleiving to be saved in the day of the generall resurreccion and judgement by the onely merittes of my Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. And as concerning my body, I doe committ the same unto thearth whereof it came, to be buried in decent manner at the discrecion of mine executor hereunder named. Item, I give and bequeath unto Anne my daughter, now wife of John Cooke, ten shillinges. Item, I give and bequeath unto William Clopton my sonne, ten shillinges of lawfull money of England, to be paid unto him by mine executor, within six monthes next after the daie of my decease. Item, I give and bequeath imto Thomas Clopton my son, ten shillings of lawfull money of England, to be paid unto him within one yere next after the daye of my decease. Item, I give and bequeath unto Richard Clopton my sonne, xv.s. of lawfull money of England, to be paid unto him at his age of one and twenty yeres, or within three monthes then next insueing. Item, I give and bequeath unto Hanna Clopton my daughter, now the wife of Peter Devoreux, xiii.s. iiii.d. Item, I give and bequeath unto Margaret Clopton my daughter, now wife of William Elliston, five shillings, to be paid unto her within one yere next after the day of my decease. Item, and in sted of all my goodes unbequeathed given to my executor, I doe give to every grandchild xx.s. a peice. Item, I give and bequeath to Grisell my daughter, the wife of Laurence Write, 4.s. Item, I will to the poore of Liston xxvi.s. viii.d. ; and in the parish where it shall please God to call me from this life, xiii.s. iiii.d. And all my money, plate, jewells, bondes, billes, debtes, goodes, chattells, cattell, housholdstuff, and utensills, and furniture of houshold and husbandrie, not otherwise before in this my will given and bequeathed, I give them all wholly unto Francis Clopton my sonne, for and towardes the payment of my debtes, performance of my legacies, the charges of my funeralls, and probate of this my last will and testament. And I doe hereby ordaine, constitute, and appoint him the same Francis my sonne, to be the sole and onely executor of the same. In witnes whereof I have to every sheete or leafe (being three in number), of this my last will and testament, subscribed my name with mine owne hand, and in the last sheete or leafe, as also in the head or top of this present writeing, I have sett my seale the day and yere first above written. Francis Clopton. Sealed and published in the presence of the witnesses whose names are hereunder written the sealing and publishing hereof, Ralphe Harwood his marke, Roger Herrington his marke, per me Abrahamum Alston. (Proved at Bury St. Edmund's, January 21, 1640.) | Clopton, Francis Gentleman (I4717)
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| 685 | WILL OF FRANCIS CLOPTON.1689. In the name of God Amen, the thirteenth day of June, in the first yeare of the reigne of our gracious sovereigne Lord and Lady William and Mary, now King and Queen over England, etc., anno domini 1689; I Francis Clopton, of Haughley, in the county of Suffolke, gentleman, being of good memory and remembrance, thanks be given unto Almighty God, revokcing all other wille and testaments, by me formerly made, doe make and ordaine this my last will and testament, as followeth. First, I bequeathe my soule imto Almighty God my maker, trusting to obtain remission of my sinns thi-ough the meritts of Jesus Christ my Saviour, and my body I committ to the earth to be bm-ied in a decent manner ; and for my outward estate in this world I bequeath the same as followeth. Item, I give and bequeath all my lands and tenements lyeing in Chelsworth, in the eoimty aforesaid, unto Saiah Clopton of Ipswich, my brother's daughter, to hold for the terme of her naturall life, and after her decease to the heirs of her body for ever, and for want of such issue aftur the decease of the said Sarah, I give the aforesaid lands and tenements to WiUiam Warren and John AVarren, the two sonnes of Elizabeth Warren of Haughley abo^esaid, widow, and their heires for ever. Item, I give and bequeath all my lands and tenements lying in Woolpitt, in the said county, to be .sold by my executor or executors hereafter named, within one yeare after my decease, and the money that shall arise upon the sale thereof, I give to be equally devided and parted by mj' executors, between my six kinsmen, namely William Warren and John Warren, two of the sonnes of Elizabeth Warren of Haughley abovesaid, widow, and to William Sti ange and Francis Strange, two of the sonnes of Margarett Strange of Buxhall, my kinswoman, and to Henry More the sonne of Susan More of EiuckseU, in the said couvity, widow, my kinswomen, and to John Cooke of Ipswich, the Sonne of John Cooke ray kinsman, deceased, to be distributed amongst them by equaU porcions, share and share alike, as soone as the money shall be received upon the sale of the said lands. Item, I give and bequeath one peece of freehold land lyeing in Haughley abovesaid, called Basshanks, to Thomas Clarke of Haughley, my tenant, and his heires for ever. Item, I give and bequeath all that messuage or tenement lyeing and being in Haughley, wherein the aforesaid Thomas Clarke now dwelleth, with aU the lands and other appurtenances belonging, to EUzabeth Warren my sister's daughter, and to her heires for ever. Item, I give unto Ester the daughter of WiUiam Clopton my brother, and to Elizabeth Crane my brother's daughter's daughter, and to the widow Cooke, the late wife of John Cooke of Ipswich, my kinsman, the summe of twenty pounds a peece of lawfull English money. Item, I give to Hannah ElKston my sister's daughter, the summe of sixty pounds of lawfull money of England. Item, I give to Margarett Strange, Anne Sowgate, Susan More, and Elizabeth Warren my sister's daughter, the summe of fom'score poundes of lawfull money of England, to be paid to each of them, twenty pounds a peice. Item, I give to Susan More, Anne Moore, Elizabeth Moore, Mary More, and Hannah More, the five daughters of Susan More, of EinckseU, my kinswoman, the summe of five score pounds of lawfull money of England, to be paid to every one of them, twenty pounds a peice.Item, I give to Elizabeth Strange, Anne Strange, Susan Strange, the three daughters of Margarett Strange, of BuxhaU, my kinswoman, and to Edmund Cooke, one of the sonnes of Jobn Cooke, of Ipswich, deceased, my kinsman, and to John Cocksedge, of Bury St. Edmund's, my sister's sonnes sone, the summe of fivescore poimds of lawfull money of England, to be paid to every one of them, twenty pounds a psice.Item, I give to John Carter, of Stowmarkett, in the connty abovesaid, draper, and to his two sisters Anne and SibbiU, the summe of twenty sMIUngs a peiee, of lawfull money of England. Item, I give to the poore people of Hanghley, wherein I now dwell, the summe of fifty shillings of lawful money of England, to be distributed among them by my executor or executors, within one moneth after my decease. Item, I give to the minister that shall preach my funerall sermon, the summe of thirteen shillings and foure pence. Item, I give to JIary the wife of Thomas Clarke aforesaid, the s'lme of tenn pounds. And further, my mind and wiU is that all the aforesaid legacies given in this my last will and testament, shall be paid at or within my now dwelling house in Haughley, within one yeare next after my decease. Item, I give all my lands and tenements lyeing in Weathersett, to be sold by ray executor or executors, hereafter nominated and appointed, within one yeare after my decease, towards the performance of this my last wxU and testament, and aU my biUs, bonds, debts, and ready money, I give to my execu'or for the bringing of my body to a decent buriill, and for the performance of this my last will and testament, according to that trust and care I have imposed in them. And I doe hereby make and ordaiue Robert Pryor and Thomas Clarke, of Haughley, my tenant, joint executor of this my last will and testament, giveing unto my said executors the sume of tcnn pounds a peice for the undertaking thereof In witness whereof, 1, the abovesaid Francis Clopton, have hereunto sett my hand and seale, the day and yeare first above written.Fkancis Clopton. (Proved at Bury St. Edmund's, January 7, 1691.) Source: Visitation of Suffolk 1561 | Clopton, Francis Gentleman (I4800)
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| 686 | Will of Henry Carter, watch and clock maker of Stansfield, Suffolk, 1850 This is the last will and testament of me Henry Carter of Stansfield, watch and clock maker. First I give and devise unto my dear wife Ann Carter all that messuage or tenement now in my own occupation with the cottage adjoining with the yards, gardens and appurtenances to the same premises belonging. And also all those eight freehold cottages or tenements with the yards and gardens to the same premises respectively belonging which hereditaments I purchased of Daniel Creffield and Benjamin Martin. All which said premises are situate and being in Stansfield aforesaid. And also all those three copyhold cottages or tenements with the yards, gardens and appurtenances to the same respectively belonging situate and being in the parish Denston in the said county of Suffolk. And also all other my messuages or tenements and real estate whatsoever and wheresoever, to hold all the aforesaid hereditaments and premises unto my said wife Ann and her assigns for and during the term of her natural life, she keeping the same in good and tenantable repair and condition and insured against loss or damage by fire in some reputable insurance office in the sum of three hundred pounds to the intent that such sum or any part thereof which may become payable be laid out in rebuilding or repairing such part of the said premises as may be destroyed or damaged by fire. And from and immediately after the decease of my said wife then I give and bequeath all that messuage or tenement wherein I now reside with the cottage or tenement adjoining with the yards, gardens and appurtenances to the same premises belonging unto my son Jaazaniah Carter, his heir and assigns forever. I give and bequeath all those my three copyhold cottages or tenements with the yards, gardens and appurtenances thereto belonging situate and being in Brook Street Denston in the county of Suffolk (which said premises descended to me as heir at law of Henry Carter deceased) unto my son Samuel Carter his heirs and assigns forever. And I give and bequeath all those eight freehold cottages or tenements with the yards, gardens and appurtenances to the same respectively belonging or appertaining situate and being in the parish of Stansfield aforesaid and which I purchased of Creffield and Martin unto my said sons Jaazaniah Carter and Samuel Carter their heirs and assigns. To hold all and singular the said hereditaments and premises unto and to the use of the said Jaazaniah Carter and Samuel Carter or the survivor of them or their heirs or assigns of such survivor do and shall as soon as conveniently may be after the decease of my said wife but within the space of twelve calendar months next after that event sell and absolutely dispose of the said hereditaments and premises by public auction or private contract and either together or in parcels as to them or him shall seem expedient for such price or prices or sum or sums of money as can reasonably be obtained for the same. And do and shall convey and assure the said hereditaments and premises unto the purchaser or purchasers thereof or otherwise as he or they shall direct. And I do hereby declare that the receipt or receipts of my executors for the time being of this my will shall be good and effectual discharge and discharges to any person or persons becoming the purchaser or purchasers their heirs, executors, administrators or assigns shall not afterwards be answerable or accountable for the loss misapplication or non application thereof, or be in anywise obliged or concerned to see to the application of or to the necessity of raising the money in such receipts acknowledged to be received or any part thereof. And as to the clear monies which shall arise from such sale or sales as aforesaid after payment of all expenses incident thereto and the rents and profits of the said hereditaments in the meantime accruing from the decease of my said wife until such sale or sales I give and bequeath the same in manner following (that is to say) One equal fourth part thereof unto my daughter Susannah Carter, one other equal fourth part thereof unto my daughter Emily Carter, one other equal fourth part thereof unto my daughter Hannah now the wife of Frederick Downs. And the remaining fourth part thereof I give and bequeath the same unto the children of my deceased daughter Mary, late the wife of John Sarjent, equally to be divided between them share and share alike as and when they shall respectively attain their respective ages of twenty one years with all accumulations thereof. And I give and bequeath all my household furniture and implements of household beds and bedding unto my said wife Ann for her to have the use occupation and enjoyment thereof during her life. And from and immediately after her decease I direct that the same furniture and implements of household beds and bedding shall be sold and the monies which shall arise from the sale thereof I give the same in manner following. (Vedelicit) One equal sixth part thereof unto my son Jaazaniah Carter, one other sixth part thereof unto my son Samuel Carter, one other sixth part thereof unto my daughter Susannah Carter, one other sixth part thereof unto my daughter Emily Carter, one other sixth part thereof unto my daughter Hannah the wife of Frederick Downs, and the remaining sixth part thereof unto and equally among the children of my deceased daughter Mary, late the wife of John Sarjent, in equal shares and proportions. And I do hereby will, order and direct that the legacies, shares and bequests hereinbefore given to such of my legatees as are or shall be females shall be paid and payable into the hands of them my female legatees only and on their respective receipts alone, and, that such legacies shall not be subject to the debts, control or engagements of any present or future husband. And I hereby give and bequeath all my working tools and implements used in my business unto my sons Jaazaniah Carter and Samuel Carter to be equally divided between them immediately after my decease. And I hereby nominate, constitute and appoint my said sons Jaazaniah Carter and Samuel Carter executors of this my will and I direct that they pay all my just debts and funeral expenses and the charges or proving or in anyway relating to the performance of this my will out of my personal estate as soon as conveniently may be after my decease. And I do hereby declare that it shall and may be lawful for my said executors to reimburse himself and themselves respectively all such loss, costs, charges and expenses as he or they may sustain or be put to for travelling expenses, loss of time or howsoever otherwise in the execution of this my will or in anywise relating thereto. And lastly I do hereby revoke and make void all former and other wills by me at any time heretofore made and declare this only to be my last will and testament. In witness whereof I the said Henry Carter (the testator) have to this my last will and testament contained in three sheets of paper set my hand to the first two sheets thereof and my hand and seal to this the third and last sheet thereof this twentieth day of March in the year of our Lord on thousand eight hundred and forty eight. Signed, sealed, published and declared by the said Henry Carter (the testator) as and for his last will and testament in the presence of us who at his request and being together in his presence have subscribed our hands as witnesses to the same Henry Carter William Bear, millwright, Ballingdon, Essex Francis Eldridge Walsh, solicitor, Sudbury, Suffolk Bury St Edmunds 24th July 1850 Jaazaniah Carter of Stansfield, watch maker and Samuel Carter of Stansfield, watch maker, the executors named in the within written will were duly sworn to the truth thereof and that the goods of the within named testator do not amount in value to the sum of one hundred pounds. Before me Thos. G. Hickman, surrogate Testator died 2nd July 1850 Effects sworn under 100 pounds | Carter, Henry (I1447)
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| 687 | Will of Mary Largent, spinster of 31 Grafton Street, Fitzroy Square, London, 1862 This is the last Will and Testament of me Mary Largent of No 31 Grafton Street, Fitzroy Square in the county of Middlesex, spinster. First I direct all my just debts funeral and testamentary expenses to be duly paid. Whereas I am possessed of or entitled to the sum of three hundred pounds three pounds percent Consolidated Bank Annuities now standing in the names of me and of Charles Pugh and Isabella his wife and Anne Pugh the daughter of the said Charles Pugh and I am also possessed of or entitled to the sum of forty two pounds per annum Long Annuities also standing in the books at the Bank of England in the same names and I am also possessed of or entitled to the sum of three hundred pounds secured to me by the promissory note of the said Charles Pugh payable twelve months after date with interest at five pounds percent but should I survive the termination of the said Long Annuities the said sum of three hundred pounds three pounds percent Consolidated Bank Annuities and the said sum of three hundred pounds so occurred as aforesaid or out of such sums may be reduced and lessened by me in my lifetime, now I do hereby give and bequeath the said sum of forty two pounds per annum Long Annuities or so much thereof as shall remain at the time of my decease in manner following and direct that the said Charles Pugh and the said Isabella Pugh and Anne Pugh and the survivors and survivor of them shall stand possessed thereof upon the trusts and for the intents and purposes following, that is to say. Upon trust to transfer the said forty two pounds per annum Long Annuities or so much thereof as shall remain at my decease unto my great nephew Robert Willes to be held by him in trust for the use and benefit of such of his children as shall be living at the time of my decease. And I declare that the receipt of the said Robert Willes shall fully discharge the said trustees and that the said trustees shall not nor shall the executors of this my Will be bound to see to the application of the said Long Annuities nor be responsible for the loss or misapplication thereof. I give and bequeath unto my great niece Mary Ann Willes the sum of forty pounds also all my wearing apparel, also one equal half part of my household linen, the equal division whereof between my said great niece and my said great nephew Robert Willes I direct shall be entirely in the judgement of my executors. I also give to my said great niece a mahogany chest of drawers, my work table and tea caddy and the several articles of plate next mentioned videlicet, two silver salt spoons, one silver pepper box, one silver cream pail and ladle, one tea caddy spoon, one pair of best table spoons, two small figured spoons, one pair of tea tongs, three plain tea spoons, one other table spoon. I give and bequeath unto the said Robert Willes the other equal half part of my household linen and all the rest of my household furniture not herein before specifically given to my said great niece, also the following articles of plate, that is to say, two silver salt spoons, one silver milk jug, one pair of best table spoons, five best tea spoons, one silver pepper box, one dessert spoon, two other table spoons. And to the aforesaid sum of three hundred pounds three percent Consolidated Bank Annuities or so much thereof as shall remain at my decease and as to the said sum of three hundred pounds or so much as may remain at my decease subject to the payment of my debts funeral and testamentary expenses and legacies I give and bequeath the same as follows, that is to say. I give and bequeath the sum of forty pounds unto Mr John Harmer and Miss Sarah Harmer of No 5 Ferdinand Cottages, Hampstead Road in trust for the four children of my late great niece Sarah Harmer formerly Sarah Willes, videlicet Emily, Caroline, Frederick Thomas, and Harriott Harmer, which sum I direct shall be expended by them for the benefit of the said four children in such way and manner as the said John Harmer and Sarah Harmer or the survivor of them shall think fit, and I direct that the receipt of the said John Harmer and Sarah Harmer shall discharge the said trustees and my executors and that they shall not be obliged to see to the application thereof nor be made liable or accountable for the misapplication thereof. And as to all the rest residue and remainder of the said monies and all the rest and residue of my estate and effects as well real as personal I give devise and bequeath the same unto the said Mary Ann Willes and Robert Willes their heirs executors administrators and assigns absolutely as tenants in common and not as joint tenants. And I appoint the aforesaid Charles Pugh and Isabella his wife and Anne Pugh executor and executrixes of this my Will and declare that it shall be lawful for them and each of them to deduct and retain and also to allow to each other out of the residuary estate and also out of the said trust funds and monies all costs charges and expenses which they, any or either of them shall or may pay, incur and sustain or be put to in carrying this my will into effect. And lastly I revoke all former Wills. In witness whereof I the said Mary Largent have to this my last Will and Testament contained in three sheets of paper set my hand to and at the foot of each sheet thereof this nineteenth day of June in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty seven '96 Mary Largent '96 signed and declared by the said Mary Largent the Testatrix as and for her last Will and Testament in the presence of us present at the same time who was at her request in her presence and in the presence of each other have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses '96 Saml. Lepard 9 Chase Lane London solicitor '96 Charles Healey 1 Grafton Street Fitzroy Square. Proved at London 7th March 1864 by the oaths of Charles Pugh, Isabella Pugh (wife of the said Charles Pugh) and Anne Pugh spinster, the executors to whom Admon was granted. On the 7th day of March 1864 the Will of Mary Largent late of No 31 Grafton Street Fitzroy Square in the county of Middlesex spinster deceased, who died on the 20th day of November 1862 at No 6 Blackman Street in the Borough of Lambeth in the county of Surrey was proved in the Principal Registry of Her Majesty's Court of Probate, by the Oaths of Charles Pugh of No 6 Blackman Street aforesaid Auctioneer, Isabella Pugh (wife of the said Charles Pugh) of No 6 Blackman Street aforesaid and Anne Pugh of No 6 Blackman street aforesaid spinster, executors named in the said Will they having been first sworn duly to administer. Effects under £600. | Largent, Mary (I824)
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| 688 | Will of Robert Willis of Southampton, Hampshire, corkcutter, 1725 ref: 1725P/44 In the name of God Amen I Robert Willis of the Towne and County of South'ton Corkcutter being weake and infirme in body but of sound and disposeing mind and memory (thanks be therefore given to Almighty God) but calling to mind the uncertainty of this transitory Life Do for the setting and disposeing of all such worldly Estate wherewith it hath pleased God to blesse me make and publish and declare this my last Will and Testament in writeing in manner and forme following that is to say Imprimis my Will is that all my just Debts and funeral Expenses be first justly and truly paid by my Executor hereinafter named Item I give and bequeath unto my Wife Hannah the Sume of Ten Pounds of lawfull money of Great Britain to be paid to her or her assigns by my Executor hereinafter named within twelve months next after my decease Item I give and bequeath unto my Daughter Elizabeth Willis the Sume of fifty pounds of lawfull money of Great Britain to be paid to her or her assignes within twelve months next after my Decease by my Executor hereinafter named Item I give and bequeath unto my Daughter Hannah Willis the Sume of Twenty Pounds of like lawfull money to be paid to her or her assignes when she shall attaine to her full age of one and twenty yeares And my Will and meaning is and I doe hereby declare the same to be that my said Executor shall and doe at his owne Costs and Charges without any Deduc'on or allowance to be made or paid to him out of the said Legacy of Twenty pounds hereby given to my said Daughter Hannah or otherwise by my said daughter Hannah broadly? maintaine Cloath provide for and educate my said Daughter Hannah untill she shall attaine to her said age of one and twenty yeares or be marryed And also shall and doe dureing the said time learne and instruct her the said Hannah my Daughter in the Art Trade or Mystry of a Corkcutter in the best way method and manner that he can Item all the rest residue and remainder of my Estate both real and personall Goods Chattels Debts Creditts and Effects whatsoever not herein and hereby already disposed of I Give and bequeath unto my Son Robert Willis whom I doe hereby name make and ordaine full sole Executor of this my Last Will and Testament hereby revokeing and disannulling all former Wills by me at any time now before made In Witness whereof I the said Testator have to this my Last Will and Testament set my hand and Seale this seven and twentyeth day of February in the eleventh year of the Reigne of our Sovereigne Lord George by his grace of God of great Britain France and Ireland King Defender of the faith of Anno Dm 1724. Robt Willes Signed sealed examined published and declared by the said Testator as his last Will and Testament In the presence of us and in his presence attested by us Henry Whistead T Cole Sam Scott 17 May 1725 Supra nominal Rob Willis Filius jurat? invatus fecit Coram me R Bridsoake | Willes, Robert (I3348)
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| 689 | Will of Samuel Patrick, Licensed Victualler of Tottenham Hale , Middlesex 28 May 1856 Reference: PROB 11/2233/133 | Patrick, Samuel (I2573)
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| 690 | WILL OF THOMAS CLOPTON 1643. In the name of God Amen, I, Thomas Clopton, of Hitcham, in the countie of Suffolk gentleman, being of perfect mind and memorie, doe make my last will and testament, in manner and forme following. First, I give and bequeath unto Richard Clopton my brother, all my goods, debtes, and demands, whatsoever or wheresoever they be. Item, I give and bequeath unto William Clopton my brother, twenty shillings. Item, I give and bequeath unto my sister Anne Clopton, twenty shillings. Item, I give and bequeath unto Grissell Clopton my sister, twenty shillings. Item, I give and bequeath unto Hannah Clopton my sister, twenty shillings. Item, I give and bequeath unto Margarett Clopton my sister, twenty shillings, and to her foure children, twenty shillings a peice. Item, I give and bequeath unto William Bugg, of Muncksely, twenty shillings. Item, I give and bequeath unto Jane Bugg, wife of John Bugg the elder, ten shillings. Thus revokeing all former wills by me heretofore made, I doe ordeine and make my trustie and welbeloved brother Richard Clopton, my sole executor, and doe ordaine him to pay these legacies before mentioned. In wittnesse whereof I have hereimto sett my hand and seale, this fourteenth day of June, in the nineteenth yeare of the reigne of our Soveraigne Lord Charles, now King of England, etc., annoque Domini, 1643. Thomas Clopton. Sealed in the presence of us, John Cutler, Nicholas Osborne, Roberts Clarke, junior. (Proved at Bury St. Edmunds, January 10, 1645.) Source: Visitation of Suffolk 1561 | Clopton, Thomas Gentleman (I4905)
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| 691 | Will of Thomas Pugh, Gentleman of Shoreditch , Middlesex, catalogue reference PROB 11/1440 | Pugh, Thomas Gentleman (I2354)
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| 692 | Will of William Cavers, Gun and Implement Maker of Saint Clements Danes in the City of Westminster , Middlesex 31 December 1855 PROB 11/2223/236 | Cavers, William (I2444)
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| 693 | Will of William Clopton, 1612. October 25th 1612. Mr William Clapton Esquyre did in our hearing will & bequeath all his moveable goods & chattels what soever vnto his sonne William Clapton; & being demaunded yf his meaning were not that his other sonne Mr ffrancis Clapton & Mr Whitcroft should not have any of them he answeared that he would leave that to his sonn William his discretion; & this he iustifyed to be his will. By me Johanem ffirmin clericm. Thomas Neavell. Extm 14 Januarij 1612 [1612/1613] Comiss. London, Essex and Herts., 1612. COMMISSARY OF BISHOP OF LONDON Nuncupative will of William Clapton of Foxearth Reference: D/ABW 11/38 at Essex Record Office | Clopton, William Esquire (I4719)
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| 694 | Will of William Largent, cork merchant of Houndsditch, London, 1793 In the name of God Amen, I William Largent of Houndsditch, London, cork cutter, being of sound disposition, mind, memory and understanding, do make publish and declare those present to be and contain my last Will and Testament in manner and form following. First I commend my soul into the hands of Almighty God who gave it and my body I commit to the earth to be decently buried at the discretion of my executors hereafter named. And as to all my worldly estate and effects both real and personal I give devise and bequeath the same as follows. First I give and bequeath to my brother Benjamin Largent all my wearing apparel as well linen as woollen. I give and bequeath to my father James Largent the sum of ten pounds per annum to commence and be accounted from the day of my decease to be paid him quarterly by my executors hereafter named for and during the term of his natural life. Also I give and bequeath unto my wife Ann Largent her executors and administrators all my household furniture and implements of household plate, linen and china which I shall be possessed of at the time of my decease, to and for her and their proper use and benefit. Also I give and bequeath unto William Pugh and Sarah Pugh, children of William Pugh of Houndsditch aforesaid Gentleman, each and their executors and administrators the sum of fifty pounds a piece to be paid within six months after my decease. I give devise and bequeath unto Thomas Pugh of Holywell Street, Shoreditch, in the county of Middlesex, Gentleman, and the said William Pugh of Houndsditch aforesaid, Gentleman, and their heirs and assigns forever all those my six freehold cottages, messuages or tenements, lands or premises, situate lying or being at or near Botesdale in the county of Norfolk, with the appurtenances thereunto belonging and also all those my other freehold messuages and premises situate lying or being in or near Butlers Alley, Grub Street, in the city of London aforesaid. To hold the same freehold cottages, messuages or tenements, lands, deeds and premises unto the said Thomas Pugh and William Pugh, their heirs and assigns forever, upon trust nevertheless to and for the several ends, intents and purposes herein after declared concerning the same. That is to say upon trust that the said Thomas Pugh and William Pugh or the survivors of them, their heirs, executors, administrators or assigns, or the heirs, executors, administrators or assigns of the survivor of them do and shall as soon as conveniently may after my decease do sell and dispose of the said freehold messuage or tenements, land and hereditaments and premises by public sale or otherwise for the most money that can or may be reasonably had or got for the same, and the money to arise by such sale after deducting all such costs, charges, damages and expenses which they the said Thomas Pugh and William Pugh or either of them there or either of their heirs, executors, administrators or assigns shall or may be at pay expend, disburse, or be put unto in or about the sale and disposal thereof, then upon trust to lay out and invest the monies arising by such sale upon the same trust and to and for the same and intents and purposes as are hereafter of and concerning my personal estate and to and for no other use, trust, interest or purpose whatsoever. And as to all my stock in trade, book, debts, notes, bills, bonds, mortgages, specialities, securities for money, ready money, leasehold estates and also all the rest, residue and remainder of my real and personal estates of whatever nature or kindsoever or wheresoever situated standing, lying or being, I give devise and bequeath the same and every part and parcel thereof unto the said Thomas Pugh and William Pugh, their heirs, executors, administrators and assigns forever and for such term and estate as I have therein and to and for the interests and purposes hereafter mentioned expressed and declared of and concerning the same. That is to say In trust as soon as conveniently may be after my decease to make sale and disposal thereof together or in parcels either by public sale or private contract unto any persons or persons whomsoever for the best price or prices in money that can be reasonably had or gotten for the same, and the monies arising from such sale upon trust in the first place to pay and satisfy all such debts as shall be lawfully due and owing from me at the time of my decease, my funeral expenses and the legacies herein before given and bequeathed and the charges of proving this my will and in the next place upon trust out of the first money which shall come to their hands either by the sale of the said freehold hereditaments lands and premises herein before described or out of any part of my personal estate to raise the sum of one thousand five hundred pounds and lay out and invest the same in the purchase of government securities in some of the public funds in the names of the said Thomas Pugh and William Pugh or the survivor of them, and interest or dividends arising there from to be from time to time paid to my said wife Ann Largent or otherwise to permit and suffer her to receive the same for and during the term of her natural life and from and after the decease of my said wife then upon trust that the said funds or securities so to be purchased with the said sum of one thousand five hundred pounds shall be equally divided among and between all and every my child and children as well now born at the time of my decease as those born in due time afterwards. If there shall happen to be more than one living at the time of my decease in and by equal shares and proportions to be assigned and paid to them my said children respectively on their attaining their respective ages of twenty one years and such share to be considered and taken as vested interest from the time of their respective ages of twenty one years notwithstanding my said wife Ann shall then be living, and I direct that the dividends and interest or produce of such shares respectively shall in the meantime after my said wife's decease be applied in the maintenance, education and bringing up my said children respectively until they shall attain their respective ages of twenty one years by my said executors, the survivor of them, or the executors or administrators of such survivor, and if it shall happen that any such child or children shall happen to depart this life before he she or they have respectively attained his her or their ages of twenty one years then I direct that the part or share of him her or them so dying shall go to be in trust for and to be divided among the survivor or survivors of them in and by equal shares and proportions and shall be transferred aforesaid or paid and payable to them respectively in upon their attaining their respective ages of twenty one years and the dividends and interest thereof to be in the meantime applied in or towards their respective maintenance and education but if there shall be only one such child or if there shall be more than one and all of them except one shall happen to die under the age of twenty one years then upon trust only for such surviving child to be transferred aforesaid or paid and payable by my said executors or the survivor of them or the executors or administrators of such survivor at his or her age of twenty one years and the dividends and interest thereof or a sufficient part thereof to be in the meantime after my said wife's decease paid or applied to his or her maintenance or education. And as to the remainder of the said monies to arise by the sale of my said freehold estates as also of my personal estate and effects herein before by me given devised and bequeathed unto the said Thomas Pugh and William Pugh and the survivor of them and the executors and administrators of such survivor upon trust to lay out and invest the same by the purchase of government securities in their names and that my said executors shall stand possessed thereof upon trust that the said funds or securities so to be purchased with such remaining money as last above directed shall be equally divided unto and between all and every my said child and children as well those born at the time of my decease as those born in due time after my decease in and by equal shares and proportions to be assigned and paid to them my said children respectively on their retaining their respective ages of twenty one years and the interest and dividends which shall from time to time arise from such stock or funds so to be purchased as aforesaid I direct that the same or so much and such part thereof as the said Thomas Pugh and William Pugh or the survivor of them or the executors or administrators of such survivor shall think necessary shall be applied in the maintenance education and bringing up my said children respectively until they shall attain their respective ages of twenty one years and in case it shall happen that any such child or children shall die before he she or they shall have respectively attained his her or their respective ages of twenty one years then I direct that the part or share of him her or them so dying shall go to and be in trust for and to be divided among the survivors and survivor of them in and by equal shares and proportions and shall be transferred assigned and paid or payable to them respectively upon their attaining their respective ages of twenty one years to be with such share of the interest or dividends due in respect thereof and unapplied for the purposes aforesaid but if there should be only one such child or if there should be more than one and all of them except one shall happen to die under the age of twenty one years then upon trust for such only surviving child to be transferred assigned or paid and payable by my said executors or the survivor of them or the executors or administrators of such survivor at his or her age of twenty one years together with all such interest or dividends as shall be due for or in respect thereof and unapplied for the purposes aforesaid. And in case it shall happen that all my said children shall happen to die before they shall have attained their respective ages of twenty one years then it is my mind and will and I do hereby direct my said executors or the survivor of them or the executors or administrators of such survivor to transfer assign and pay the whole of the said stock or funds so to be purchased with the whole of my estate and all dividends or interest due in respect thereof and unapplied unto my said wife Ann in case she shall then be living but in case she shall then be dead in trust to assign transfer and pay over the whole of such stock fund and securities and all the unapplied interest and dividends unto such person or persons as my said wife by her last will and testament in writing or any writing purporting to be her last will and testament attested by two or more creditable witnesses shall direct and appoint and for want of such direction or appointment then to such person or persons as shall entitled to the same according to law and the distributions of intestate estates and to for no other use, trust, intent or purpose whatsoever and I hereby charge all my said personal estates with the payment of the said annuity or clear yearly sum of ten pounds per annum herein before by me bequeathed to my father. And I do hereby direct that my said executors or the survivor of them and the executors or administrators of such survivor shall not be answerable or accountable for more of the said trust moneys than they or either of them shall actually receive by virtue of this my will nor with or for any loss, misappropriation or non application thereof or of any part thereof so as the same happen without care, their wilful default or neglect nor the one of them for the other of them or for the arts, deeds, receipts, neglects or defaults of the of them but each of them for his own arts, deeds, receipts, neglects and defaults only and that it shall be lawful to and for my said executors or the survivor of them or the executors or administrators of such survivor in the first place by and out of the said trust monies to deduct and reimburse him and themselves all such loss, costs, charges and expenses as he, they or any of them shall sustain, expend or be put unto by reason of the trusts aforesaid or any of them or the management or execution thereof respectively or in any other manner or thing in any wise whatsoever thereto. And I do hereby nominate, constitute and appoint the said Thomas Pugh and William Pugh executors of this my will and trustees and guardians of my said children and I do hereby revoke and make void all former will and codicils by me at any time heretofore made and do declare this only to be my last will and testament. In witness whereof I the said testator William Largent have to those present contained and written in four sheets of paper to the three first thereof set my hand and to the last thereof both my hand and seal and I have also affixed my seal to the ribbon that fastens the same together at the top thereof, this first day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety one. William Largent Signed sealed published and declared by the testator William Largent as and for his last will and testament who in his presence and in the presence of each other have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses. T.A. Loxley, No 41 Bucklesbury, London. W. Thorn, No 11 Bowling Green Lane, Clerkenwell Christopher Kennedy. This will was proved at London the twenty ninth day of July in the year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety three before the worshipful James Henry Arnold Doctor of Laws and surrogate of the Right Honourable Sir William Wynne Knight also Doctor of Laws, Master Keeper or Commissary of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury. Lawfully constituted by the oaths of Thomas Pugh and William Pugh the executors, named in the said Will to whom administration was granted of all and singular, the goods, chattels and credits of the deceased having been first sworn duly to administer. | Largent, William (I823)
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| 695 | William Henry Harris of 31 Robertson Street South Lambeth Surrey died 21 December 1930 at St James Hospital Balham Surrey. Administration London 20 January 1931 to Charles Harris french polisher. Effects £124 9s 8d. | Harris, William Henry (I2344)
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| 696 | William Wilson - age 45 - Sawyer - Not born in county Charlotte Wilson - age 40 - Not born in county Edward Wilson - age 15 - Shopman - Yes born in county John Wilson - age 15 - Yes born in county Jane Wilson - age 13 - Yes born in county / John Wilson - age 20 - Painter J - Yes born in county Sarah Wilson - age 25 - Laundress - Yes born in county Sarah Wilson - age 18 months - Yes born in county | Wilson, John (I1804)
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| 697 | William Wilson - age 45 - Sawyer - Not born in county Charlotte Wilson - age 40 - Not born in county Edward Wilson - age 15 - Shopman - Yes born in county John Wilson - age 15 - Yes born in county Jane Wilson - age 13 - Yes born in county / John Wilson - age 20 - Painter J - Yes born in county Sarah Wilson - age 25 - Laundress - Yes born in county Sarah Wilson - age 18 months - Yes born in county | Wilson, William (I3709)
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| 698 | William Wilson - age 45 - Sawyer - Not born in county Charlotte Wilson - age 40 - Not born in county Edward Wilson - age 15 - Shopman - Yes born in county John Wilson - age 15 - Yes born in county Jane Wilson - age 13 - Yes born in county / John Wilson - age 20 - Painter J - Yes born in county Sarah Wilson - age 25 - Laundress - Yes born in county Sarah Wilson - age 18 months - Yes born in county | Lazenby, Charlotte (I3710)
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| 699 | William Wilson - age 45 - Sawyer - Not born in county Charlotte Wilson - age 40 - Not born in county Edward Wilson - age 15 - Shopman - Yes born in county John Wilson - age 15 - Yes born in county Jane Wilson - age 13 - Yes born in county / John Wilson - age 20 - Painter J - Yes born in county Sarah Wilson - age 25 - Laundress - Yes born in county Sarah Wilson - age 18 months - Yes born in county | Wilson, Edward (I5474)
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| 700 | William Wilson - age 45 - Sawyer - Not born in county Charlotte Wilson - age 40 - Not born in county Edward Wilson - age 15 - Shopman - Yes born in county John Wilson - age 15 - Yes born in county Jane Wilson - age 13 - Yes born in county / John Wilson - age 20 - Painter J - Yes born in county Sarah Wilson - age 25 - Laundress - Yes born in county Sarah Wilson - age 18 months - Yes born in county | Wilson, John (I5475)
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