This will for George Blake is the likely son of George Blake whose will was dated 1832. George was living at Duntisbourn Abbots at the time of his death. John Blake, his brother, and also mentioned in the will of George Blake was living at Bagendon. George was a bachelor.
George Blake is listed on the 1841 census at Duntisbourn Abbots living on his own and is a Farmer. On the schedule is one page away from William Blake and Elisa. John Blake is on the 1841 census at Badgington as an Inn Keeper, 50 years of age, with wife Sarah also 50 years of age, Elizabeth 15 years and Eleanor 10 years. He is on the 1851 census still at Bagendon (Badgington is an archaic name for Bagendon) at Parrots Brook Head Inn and he is an Inn Keeper and has 15 acres of land. He is 64 years of age and born at Shipton in Gloucestershire. His wife Sarah is 60 years of age and born at Duntisbourne Abbot. Their children Sarah Ann is 24 years and unmarried born at Horcott near Kempsford. Their daughter Eleanor is 22 years of age, unmarried and born at Horcott near Kempsford. John would have been born circa 1787.
The addition of the second page in this case does provide a rather interesting name in Francis Day. The name Howell does appear on the likely father George’s will.
This blog replaces the earlier blog of the will of George Blake:
http://kippeeb.blogspot.ca/2014/06/will-of-george-blake-of-duntisbourne_30.html
Transcriber: Elizabeth Kipp
Recorded: 29 Jun 2014
Source: Ancestry – Diocese of Bristol Wills
Testator: George Blake (died 1 Mar 1849)
Place: Duntisbourne Abbots, Gloucestershire, England
Type of Record: Probate
Date of document:31 Mar 1849, administered 31 Mar 1849
Condition: 19th century English, legible copy
1 31st March 1849
2 Appeared personally John Blake of
3 Bagendon in the County of Gloucester
4 Yeoman and alleged upon oath that
5 George Blake late of Duntisbourn Abbotts
6 in the County of Gloucester Farmer deceased
7 died on the first day of March 1849 a Bachelor
8 without leaving any Father or brother him surviving
9 leaving Goods Chattels and Credits wholly
10 within the Jurisdiction of the Consistory
11 Court of Gloucester under the value of
12 one thousand pounds That he is the
13 natural and lawful Brother and one
14 of the next of kin of the said deceased
15 That he will well and faithfully
16 Administer the Goods Chattels and
17 Credits of the said deceased and under
18 an Inventory and account etc
19 Wherefore he prayed that Letters of
20 Admon of all and singular
21 the Goods Chattels and Credits
22 of the said deceased may be granted
23 and committed to him upon
24 giving good and sufficient
25 security and do forth
26 Let Admon pass as prayed
27 Sworn Under £1000
28 Andrew James Surrogate
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29 Know all Men by these Presents that Mr John Blake
30 of Bagendon in the County of Gloucester Yeoman
31 Harry Howell of Ashton Keynes in the County of
32 Wilts Yeoman and Francis Day of Avening in
33 the same County Yeoman
34 are held and firmly bound unto James Henry Lord
35 Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol
36 in the sum of two thousand pounds
37 of good and lawful Money of Great Britain to be paid unto the said Lord
38 Bishop or his Successors or to his or their certain Attorney Executors Adminis
39 trators Assigns To which Payment will and truly to be made We oblige ourselves
40 and each of us by himself in and for the whole amount
41 each of our Heirs Executors and Administrators firmly by
42 these Presents Sealed with our Seals dated the thirty first day of
43 March in the twelfth Year of the Reign of our Sovereign
44 Lady Victoria by the Grace of God of the United
45 Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Queen Defender of the Faith etc And
46 in the Year of our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and forty nine
47 The Condition of this Obligation is such that if the above bounden
48 John Blake Administrator of all and singular the Grants
49 Chattles and Credits of George Blake deceased do
50 make or cause to be made a true and perfect Inventory of all and singular the Goods
51 Chattles and Credits of the said deceased which have or shall come to the Hands
52 Possession of Knowledge of him the said John Blake
53 or into the Hands and Possession of any Person or Persons for
54 him and the same so made do exhibit or cause to be exhibited into the Registry
55 of the Consistory Court of Gloucester at or before the
56 last day of August next ensuing and the same Goods
57 Chattles and Credits and all other the Goods Chattles and Credits of the said deceased
58 at the time of his death which at any time after shall come to the hands or Possession
60 of the said John Blake or into the hands
61 and Possession of any other Person or Persons for [him] do well and truly administer
62 according to law And further do make or cause to be made a true and just Accompt
63 of his said administration at or before the last day of March 1850
64 and all the Rest and Residue of the said Goods Chattles and Credits which shall
65 be found remaining upon the said Administrators Accompt the same being first
66 examined and allowed of by the Judge or Judges for the time being of the said
67 Court shall deliver and pay unto such Person or Persons respectively as the said
68 Judge or Judges by his or their Decree or Sentence pursuant to the true Intent and
69 Meaning of a late Act of Parliament made in the two and twentieth and three and
70 twentieth Years of the Reign of our late Sovereign Lord King Charles the Second
71 intituled an Act for the better settling of Intestates Estates shall limit and appoint
72 And if it shall hereafter appear that any last Will and Testament was made by the
73 said deceased and the Executor or Executors therein named to exhibit the same into
74 the said Court making Request to have it allowed and approved accordingly if the
75 said John Blake
76 above bounden being thereunto required do render and deliver the said Letter of
77 Administration. Approbation of such Testament being first had and made in the
78 said Court then this Obligation to be void or else to remain in full Force and Virtue
79 Sealed and delivered
80 in the Presence of
81 Tho: Woodward
82 John Blake
83 Harry Howell
84 Francis Day
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Friday, July 25, 2014
Will of George Blake of Jackbarrows, Duntisbourne Abbots, Gloucestershire -
This will for George Blake of Jackbarrows in the parish of Duntisbourne Abbots helps tie together the last will with this one. Elizabeth Blake was listed as the mother of William Blake of Duntisbourne Abbots. There is a William Blake at Jackbarrow Farm, Duntisborne Abbots, farmer, born circa 1784 on the 1851 census and at Shipton Moyne. I had to correct my previous post as I appear to have pulled up a different census then I recorded. George Blake mentions his children the eldest possibly William who is also his executor, his son George, his son John and his daughter Eleanor Howell wife of Harry Howell.
Is George the husband of Elizabeth Blake whose will was administered by William Blake? It would appear so but will leave it at that for the moment. There are more wills to come for this family.
Jackbarrow Farmhouse still exists as a Grade II listed building:
http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/england/gloucestershire/duntisbourne+abbots
I did find a Harry and Elenor Howell on the 1851 census at Ashton Keynes. She was 60 years of age so born circa 1791. Living with them an unmarried daughter Ellen 21 years and two granddaughters Elizabeth Howell 6 (born at Cirencester) and Elenor Day 8 years (born at Avening). This Elinor though is born in Wiltshire at Shipton Main. The same family on the 1841 census at Coates with son Henry 12 and daughter Helen 10. Interestingly Duntisbourne Abbots is only 10 miles from Ashton Keynes. Shipton Moyne only 11 miles from Ashton Keynes. Duntisbourne Abbots is 13 miles from Shipton Moyne.
A little sleuthing brought up the marriage of Eleanor Blake and Harry Howell at Duntisbourne Abbots Ml from Boyd’s Marriage Index in 1813. I will check the Society of Genealogists site as I am a member to see if there is any more information for this marriage. No further details but the information from the census does point to this being the correct family. Plus William was also born at Shipton Moyne.
On the 1851 Census William is listed as a farmer with 550 acres. His wife was Ann 65 years of age. Their niece Hannah Hale is with them (16 years of age born same place as Ann, Berkley) and a cousin William Moss (widower, 28 years of age) born at Shipton. It is the 1841 census that has William Blake living at Duntisbourne Abbots 55 years of age and an Eliza Blake 35 years of age. His marriage to Ann was perhaps after the census was taken in 1841. There was an Elizabeth Blake who died in Cirencester RD sep quarter 1841. There was a marriage at Cirencester mar quarter 1843 of a William Blake and Ann Perkins is one of the names listed.
Looking at family search I did find a baptism for a George Blake 7 Jan 1788 at Shipton Moyne son of George and Sarah Blake. Was Elizabeth his second wife? There was a marriage of George Blake to Sarah Hillier in 1781 at Shipton Moyne from the Society of Genealogists website.
Pages 2, 3, and 4 were downloaded from Ancestry and two of them have been transcribed below. They do not add to the description of this will except that William Blake, son of George, was infirm. I did not transcribe the 4th page because it is just a form for establishing the rector of the parish of Duntisborne Abbots as Commissioner and permitted to swear in William Blake to fulfil the will as written.
This replaces the blog of the earlier will:
http://kippeeb.blogspot.ca/2014/06/will-of-george-blake-of-duntisbourne.html
Transcriber: Elizabeth Kipp
Recorded: 29 Jun 2014
Source: Ancestry – Diocese of Bristol Wills
Testator: George Blake
Place: Jackbarrows, Duntisbourne Abbots, Gloucestershire, England
Type of Record: Probate
Date of document:23 Apr 1832, probated: 17 Jan 1834
Condition: 19th century English, legible copy
1 This is the last Will and Testament of me
2 George Blake of Jackbarrows in the Parish of
3 Dunsborne Abbotts in the County of Gloucester Yeoman
4 I give and bequeath to my Son George Blake the
5 sum of Three hundred Pounds to my Son John Blake the
6 sum of Two hundred Pounds and to my daughter Eleanor
7 Howell Wife of Harry Howell the sum of One hundred
8 Pounds. All the Residue and Remainder of my Property
9 Estate and Effects of what nature and kind soever I
10 give and bequeath unto my Son William Blake for
11 his own absolute Use and Benefit And I appoint the
12 said William Blake sole Executor of this my Will and
13 I hereby revoke all former Wills by me made In Witness
14 whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this
15 Twenty third day of April One thousand eight hundred
16 and thirty two
17 Signed Sealed Published and Declared
18 by the said Testator George Blake as
19 and for his last Will and Testament
20 in the presence of us who in his
21 presence at his request and in the
22 presence of each other have hereunto
23 set our Names as Witnesses
24 James Sturns (?)
25 Will[ia]m Viner
26 Tho[ma]s White
27 George Blake
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28 Know all Men by these Presents that I William
29 Blake of Jackbarrows in the Parish of Dunsborne
30 Abbotts in the County and Ciocese of Gloucester Yeoman do
31 hereby nominate Constitute and Appoint John Burrup of the
32 City of Gloucester Gentleman one of the Proctors exercent in
33 the Consistory Court of the Dioceses of Gloucester, my Proctor
34 for me and in my name to appear before Edward Thomas
35 March Phillipps, Clerk, Master of Arts Vicar General in
36 Spirituals of the Right Reverend Father in God James Henry
37 by Divine Permission Lord Bishop of the Diocese of Gloucester
38 and of his Episcopal Consistory Official principal lawfully
39 constituted, his Surrogate or other Competent Judge in that
40 behalf to pray that a Commission may issue under the Seal
41 of the Consistory Court of the Diocese of Gloucester to sweare me
42 as Executor of George Blake late of Jackbarrows in the
43 Parish of Dunsborne Abbotts in the County and Diocese of
44 Gloucester Yeoman who departed this life on or about the
45 Seventh day of April in the year of our Lord One thousand
46 eight hundred and thirty three, the, Estate and Effects of the said
47 deceased being under the value of Two thousand Pounds.
48 Given under my Hand and Seal this thirteenth day of
49 January in the Year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred
50 and thirty four
51 William Blake
52 Signed Sealed and Delivered
53 in the presence of
54 Jams Stevens
55 Gel: White
56 17 January 1834
57 Exhibited before me
58 Edw Maddy
60 Principal Surrogate
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61 Friday the 17th day of January in the year
62 of Our Lord One thousand eight hundred and thirty four
63 Before Edwin Maddy Master of Arts principal
64 Surrogate and Judge of the Episcopal Consistory Court
65 of the Lord Bishop of the Diocese of Gloucester present
66 the Notary public under written
67 In a Business of granting
68 or refusing Commission to swear
69 William Blake of Jackbarrows in
70 the parish of Dunsborne Abbotts
71 in the County and Diocese of
72 Gloucester Yeoman as Executor
73 of the last Will and Testament
74 of George Blake late of Jackbarrows
75 aforesaid Yeoman deceased
76 On which day Burrup as the
77 lawful proctor of the said William
78 Blake exhibited his proxy and
79 alleged that the said George Blake
80 made and published his last Will
81 and Testament in writing and
82 thereof appointed his Son the
83 said William Blake Executor
84 and departed this life on or
85 about the seventy day of April in the
86 year of Our Lord One thousand eight hundred
87 and thirty three without having revoked the same
88 and leaving Goods Chattels, rights and Credits within the
89 Diocese of Gloucester but not elsewhere within the province of
90 Canterbury And the proctor aforesaid further alleged that the said
91 William Blake was too infirm to attend to be sworn to the validity
92 of the said Will and the amount of Effects And therefore the proctor
93 aforesaid prayed that a Commission be decreed to issue directes
94 in the usual way to swear the said William Blake as such
95 Executor as aforesaid
96 Burrup _____
97 ______ _____
98 Edw Maddy
99 Principal Surrogate
Is George the husband of Elizabeth Blake whose will was administered by William Blake? It would appear so but will leave it at that for the moment. There are more wills to come for this family.
Jackbarrow Farmhouse still exists as a Grade II listed building:
http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/england/gloucestershire/duntisbourne+abbots
I did find a Harry and Elenor Howell on the 1851 census at Ashton Keynes. She was 60 years of age so born circa 1791. Living with them an unmarried daughter Ellen 21 years and two granddaughters Elizabeth Howell 6 (born at Cirencester) and Elenor Day 8 years (born at Avening). This Elinor though is born in Wiltshire at Shipton Main. The same family on the 1841 census at Coates with son Henry 12 and daughter Helen 10. Interestingly Duntisbourne Abbots is only 10 miles from Ashton Keynes. Shipton Moyne only 11 miles from Ashton Keynes. Duntisbourne Abbots is 13 miles from Shipton Moyne.
A little sleuthing brought up the marriage of Eleanor Blake and Harry Howell at Duntisbourne Abbots Ml from Boyd’s Marriage Index in 1813. I will check the Society of Genealogists site as I am a member to see if there is any more information for this marriage. No further details but the information from the census does point to this being the correct family. Plus William was also born at Shipton Moyne.
On the 1851 Census William is listed as a farmer with 550 acres. His wife was Ann 65 years of age. Their niece Hannah Hale is with them (16 years of age born same place as Ann, Berkley) and a cousin William Moss (widower, 28 years of age) born at Shipton. It is the 1841 census that has William Blake living at Duntisbourne Abbots 55 years of age and an Eliza Blake 35 years of age. His marriage to Ann was perhaps after the census was taken in 1841. There was an Elizabeth Blake who died in Cirencester RD sep quarter 1841. There was a marriage at Cirencester mar quarter 1843 of a William Blake and Ann Perkins is one of the names listed.
Looking at family search I did find a baptism for a George Blake 7 Jan 1788 at Shipton Moyne son of George and Sarah Blake. Was Elizabeth his second wife? There was a marriage of George Blake to Sarah Hillier in 1781 at Shipton Moyne from the Society of Genealogists website.
Pages 2, 3, and 4 were downloaded from Ancestry and two of them have been transcribed below. They do not add to the description of this will except that William Blake, son of George, was infirm. I did not transcribe the 4th page because it is just a form for establishing the rector of the parish of Duntisborne Abbots as Commissioner and permitted to swear in William Blake to fulfil the will as written.
This replaces the blog of the earlier will:
http://kippeeb.blogspot.ca/2014/06/will-of-george-blake-of-duntisbourne.html
Transcriber: Elizabeth Kipp
Recorded: 29 Jun 2014
Source: Ancestry – Diocese of Bristol Wills
Testator: George Blake
Place: Jackbarrows, Duntisbourne Abbots, Gloucestershire, England
Type of Record: Probate
Date of document:23 Apr 1832, probated: 17 Jan 1834
Condition: 19th century English, legible copy
1 This is the last Will and Testament of me
2 George Blake of Jackbarrows in the Parish of
3 Dunsborne Abbotts in the County of Gloucester Yeoman
4 I give and bequeath to my Son George Blake the
5 sum of Three hundred Pounds to my Son John Blake the
6 sum of Two hundred Pounds and to my daughter Eleanor
7 Howell Wife of Harry Howell the sum of One hundred
8 Pounds. All the Residue and Remainder of my Property
9 Estate and Effects of what nature and kind soever I
10 give and bequeath unto my Son William Blake for
11 his own absolute Use and Benefit And I appoint the
12 said William Blake sole Executor of this my Will and
13 I hereby revoke all former Wills by me made In Witness
14 whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this
15 Twenty third day of April One thousand eight hundred
16 and thirty two
17 Signed Sealed Published and Declared
18 by the said Testator George Blake as
19 and for his last Will and Testament
20 in the presence of us who in his
21 presence at his request and in the
22 presence of each other have hereunto
23 set our Names as Witnesses
24 James Sturns (?)
25 Will[ia]m Viner
26 Tho[ma]s White
27 George Blake
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28 Know all Men by these Presents that I William
29 Blake of Jackbarrows in the Parish of Dunsborne
30 Abbotts in the County and Ciocese of Gloucester Yeoman do
31 hereby nominate Constitute and Appoint John Burrup of the
32 City of Gloucester Gentleman one of the Proctors exercent in
33 the Consistory Court of the Dioceses of Gloucester, my Proctor
34 for me and in my name to appear before Edward Thomas
35 March Phillipps, Clerk, Master of Arts Vicar General in
36 Spirituals of the Right Reverend Father in God James Henry
37 by Divine Permission Lord Bishop of the Diocese of Gloucester
38 and of his Episcopal Consistory Official principal lawfully
39 constituted, his Surrogate or other Competent Judge in that
40 behalf to pray that a Commission may issue under the Seal
41 of the Consistory Court of the Diocese of Gloucester to sweare me
42 as Executor of George Blake late of Jackbarrows in the
43 Parish of Dunsborne Abbotts in the County and Diocese of
44 Gloucester Yeoman who departed this life on or about the
45 Seventh day of April in the year of our Lord One thousand
46 eight hundred and thirty three, the, Estate and Effects of the said
47 deceased being under the value of Two thousand Pounds.
48 Given under my Hand and Seal this thirteenth day of
49 January in the Year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred
50 and thirty four
51 William Blake
52 Signed Sealed and Delivered
53 in the presence of
54 Jams Stevens
55 Gel: White
56 17 January 1834
57 Exhibited before me
58 Edw Maddy
60 Principal Surrogate
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61 Friday the 17th day of January in the year
62 of Our Lord One thousand eight hundred and thirty four
63 Before Edwin Maddy Master of Arts principal
64 Surrogate and Judge of the Episcopal Consistory Court
65 of the Lord Bishop of the Diocese of Gloucester present
66 the Notary public under written
67 In a Business of granting
68 or refusing Commission to swear
69 William Blake of Jackbarrows in
70 the parish of Dunsborne Abbotts
71 in the County and Diocese of
72 Gloucester Yeoman as Executor
73 of the last Will and Testament
74 of George Blake late of Jackbarrows
75 aforesaid Yeoman deceased
76 On which day Burrup as the
77 lawful proctor of the said William
78 Blake exhibited his proxy and
79 alleged that the said George Blake
80 made and published his last Will
81 and Testament in writing and
82 thereof appointed his Son the
83 said William Blake Executor
84 and departed this life on or
85 about the seventy day of April in the
86 year of Our Lord One thousand eight hundred
87 and thirty three without having revoked the same
88 and leaving Goods Chattels, rights and Credits within the
89 Diocese of Gloucester but not elsewhere within the province of
90 Canterbury And the proctor aforesaid further alleged that the said
91 William Blake was too infirm to attend to be sworn to the validity
92 of the said Will and the amount of Effects And therefore the proctor
93 aforesaid prayed that a Commission be decreed to issue directes
94 in the usual way to swear the said William Blake as such
95 Executor as aforesaid
96 Burrup _____
97 ______ _____
98 Edw Maddy
99 Principal Surrogate
Sunday, June 29, 2014
Will of George Blake of Duntisbourne Abbots, Gloucestershire - Diocese of Bristol Wills on Ancestry, no probate shown
This will for George Blake of Jackbarrows in the parish of Duntisbourne Abbots helps tie together the last will with this one. Elizabeth Blake was listed as the mother of William Blake of Duntisbourne Abbots. There is a William Blake at Jackbarrow Farm, Duntisborne Abbots, farmer, born circa 1784 on the 1851 census and at Shipton Moyne. I had to correct my previous post as I appear to have pulled up a different census then I recorded. George Blake mentions his children the eldest possibly William who is also his executor, his son George, his son John and his daughter Eleanor Howell wife of Harry Howell.
Is George the husband of Elizabeth Blake whose will was administered by William Blake? It would appear so but will leave it at that for the moment. There are more wills to come for this family.
Jackbarrow Farmhouse still exists as a Grade II listed building:
http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/england/gloucestershire/duntisbourne+abbots
I did find a Harry and Elenor Howell on the 1851 census at Ashton Keynes. She was 60 years of age so born circa 1791. Living with them an unmarried daughter Ellen 21 years and two granddaughters Elizabeth Howell 6 (born at Cirencester) and Elenor Day 8 years (born at Avening). This Elinor though is born in Wiltshire at Shipton Main. The same family on the 1841 census at Coates with son Henry 12 and daughter Helen 10. Interestingly Duntisbourne Abbots is only 10 miles from Ashton Keynes. Shipton Moyne only 11 miles from Ashton Keynes. Duntisbourne Abbots is 13 miles from Shipton Moyne.
A little sleuthing brought up the marriage of Eleanor Blake and Harry Howell at Duntisbourne Abbots Ml from Boyd’s Marriage Index in 1813. I will check the Society of Genealogists site as I am a member to see if there is any more information for this marriage. No further details but the information from the census does point to this being the correct family. Plus William was also born at Shipton Moyne.
On the 1851 Census William is listed as a farmer with 550 acres. His wife was Ann 65 years of age. Their niece Hannah Hale is with them (16 years of age born same place as Ann, Berkley) and a cousin William Moss (widower, 28 years of age) born at Shipton. It is the 1841 census that has William Blake living at Duntisbourne Abbots 55 years of age and an Eliza Blake 35 years of age. His marriage to Ann was perhaps after the census was taken in 1841. There was an Elizabeth Blake who died in Cirencester RD sep quarter 1841. There was a marriage at Cirencester mar quarter 1843 of a William Blake and Ann Perkins is one of the names listed.
Looking at family search I did find a baptism for a George Blake 7 Jan 1788 at Shipton Moyne son of George and Sarah Blake. Was Elizabeth his second wife? There was a marriage of George Blake and Sarah Hillier in 1781 at Shipton Moyne from the Society of Genealogists website.
Transcriber: Elizabeth Kipp
Recorded: 29 Jun 2014
Source: Ancestry – Diocese of Bristol Wills
Testator: George Blake
Place: Jackbarrows, Duntisbourne Abbots, Gloucestershire, England
Type of Record: Probate
Date of document:23 Apr 1832, probated - none shown
Condition: 19th century English, legible copy
1 This is the last Will and Testament of me
2 George Blake of Jackbarrows in the Parish of
3 Dunsborne Abbotts in the County of Gloucester Yeoman
4 I give and bequeath to my Son George Blake the
5 sum of Three hundred Pounds to my Son John Blake the
6 sum of Two hundred Pounds and to my daughter Eleanor
7 Howell Wife of Harry Howell the sum of One hundred
8 Pounds. All the Residue and Remainder of my Property
9 Estate and Effects of what nature and kind soever I
10 give and bequeath unto my Son William Blake for
11 his own absolute Use and Benefit And I appoint the
12 said William Blake sole Executor of this my Will and
13 I hereby revoke all former Wills by me made In Witness
14 whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this
15 Twenty third day of April One thousand eight hundred
16 and thirty two
17 Signed Sealed Published and Declared
18 by the said Testator George Blake as
19 and for his last Will and Testament
20 in the presence of us who in his
21 presence at his request and in the
22 presence of each other have hereunto
23 set our Names as Witnesses
24 James Sturns (?)
25 Will[ia]m Viner
26 Tho[ma]s White
27 George Blake
Is George the husband of Elizabeth Blake whose will was administered by William Blake? It would appear so but will leave it at that for the moment. There are more wills to come for this family.
Jackbarrow Farmhouse still exists as a Grade II listed building:
http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/england/gloucestershire/duntisbourne+abbots
I did find a Harry and Elenor Howell on the 1851 census at Ashton Keynes. She was 60 years of age so born circa 1791. Living with them an unmarried daughter Ellen 21 years and two granddaughters Elizabeth Howell 6 (born at Cirencester) and Elenor Day 8 years (born at Avening). This Elinor though is born in Wiltshire at Shipton Main. The same family on the 1841 census at Coates with son Henry 12 and daughter Helen 10. Interestingly Duntisbourne Abbots is only 10 miles from Ashton Keynes. Shipton Moyne only 11 miles from Ashton Keynes. Duntisbourne Abbots is 13 miles from Shipton Moyne.
A little sleuthing brought up the marriage of Eleanor Blake and Harry Howell at Duntisbourne Abbots Ml from Boyd’s Marriage Index in 1813. I will check the Society of Genealogists site as I am a member to see if there is any more information for this marriage. No further details but the information from the census does point to this being the correct family. Plus William was also born at Shipton Moyne.
On the 1851 Census William is listed as a farmer with 550 acres. His wife was Ann 65 years of age. Their niece Hannah Hale is with them (16 years of age born same place as Ann, Berkley) and a cousin William Moss (widower, 28 years of age) born at Shipton. It is the 1841 census that has William Blake living at Duntisbourne Abbots 55 years of age and an Eliza Blake 35 years of age. His marriage to Ann was perhaps after the census was taken in 1841. There was an Elizabeth Blake who died in Cirencester RD sep quarter 1841. There was a marriage at Cirencester mar quarter 1843 of a William Blake and Ann Perkins is one of the names listed.
Looking at family search I did find a baptism for a George Blake 7 Jan 1788 at Shipton Moyne son of George and Sarah Blake. Was Elizabeth his second wife? There was a marriage of George Blake and Sarah Hillier in 1781 at Shipton Moyne from the Society of Genealogists website.
Transcriber: Elizabeth Kipp
Recorded: 29 Jun 2014
Source: Ancestry – Diocese of Bristol Wills
Testator: George Blake
Place: Jackbarrows, Duntisbourne Abbots, Gloucestershire, England
Type of Record: Probate
Date of document:23 Apr 1832, probated - none shown
Condition: 19th century English, legible copy
1 This is the last Will and Testament of me
2 George Blake of Jackbarrows in the Parish of
3 Dunsborne Abbotts in the County of Gloucester Yeoman
4 I give and bequeath to my Son George Blake the
5 sum of Three hundred Pounds to my Son John Blake the
6 sum of Two hundred Pounds and to my daughter Eleanor
7 Howell Wife of Harry Howell the sum of One hundred
8 Pounds. All the Residue and Remainder of my Property
9 Estate and Effects of what nature and kind soever I
10 give and bequeath unto my Son William Blake for
11 his own absolute Use and Benefit And I appoint the
12 said William Blake sole Executor of this my Will and
13 I hereby revoke all former Wills by me made In Witness
14 whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this
15 Twenty third day of April One thousand eight hundred
16 and thirty two
17 Signed Sealed Published and Declared
18 by the said Testator George Blake as
19 and for his last Will and Testament
20 in the presence of us who in his
21 presence at his request and in the
22 presence of each other have hereunto
23 set our Names as Witnesses
24 James Sturns (?)
25 Will[ia]m Viner
26 Tho[ma]s White
27 George Blake
Friday, February 8, 2013
Will of John Francis Buller Esquire of Morval - The National Archives PROB 11/792/266, probated 1 Feb 1752
The will of John Francis Buller follows and he was the grandson mentioned in the will of his grandfather Johannis Buller-1. He married Rebecca Trelawny daughter and heir of Sir Jonathan Trelawny Baronet, DD and Bishop of Winchester. They were married 22 Jul 1716. They were the grandparents of John Buller whose will was blogged yesterday.
He names his eldest son James. Then his second and third sons John and Francis and they are his executors. The youngest son is William and his daughers were Rebecca who married Vice Admiral Sir Charles Watson, Anne married Reginald Pole of Tywardreath, Mary married Sir Joseph Copley Baronet and Elizabeth married Reverend John Sturges, D.D.
The testator's father John died of smallpox in 1701 and was raised mostly by his grandfather whose will has been posted (Johannis-1 Buller). He obviously followed his Executors advice and the demand of his grandfather that he marry someone of whom they would approve namely Rebecca daughter of Sir Jonathan Trelawny Baronet, D.D. Bishop of Winchester. Once again these lines for the most part are traced down and I doubt that my Christopher born circa 1763 is descendant of this line.
The next will is written by Mary Buller the mother of John Francis Buller (present testator). She was the daughter of Sir Henry Polloxfen, Knight, Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas. It was her husband who died of smallpox. They had only two children Mary Ann who married Christopher Harris, MP and John Francis Buller.
Transcriber: Elizabeth Kipp
Recorded: 4 Feb 2013
Source: The National Archives, PROB 11/792/266
Testator: John Francis Buller Esquire
Place: Morval, Cornwall, England
Date of document: 4 Nov 1745, probated 1 Feb 1752
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Document quality: 18th century English, legible copy
[Margin]: John Francis Buller
[Margin]: Esquire
1 In the Name of God Amen
2 This is the last Will and Testament of me John Francis Buller
3 ofr Morvall in the County of Cornwall Esquire whereby I revoke
4 and make void all former Wills and Testaments by me at any
5 time heretofore made either by Word or in Writing and I do
6 make and publish this my last Will and Testament and first I
7 resign my Soul to Almighty God and my Body to Christian Burial
8 in the most private manner I give and bequeath to each and
9 every one of my younger Sons and daughters John Francis William
10 Rebecca Anne Mary and Elizabeth over above and beside the Sum
11 of ten thousand pounds which they are intituled unto by one
12 Indenture Quinquepartite bearing date the Twenty seventh
13 day of October in the thirteenth year of the Reign of his present
14 Majesty King George the Second the following Sums of Money as
15 an addition to their respective portions and as provisions for
16 their Maintenance and Preferment to be paid to each of them
17 respectively at their respective ages of one and twenty years
18 or to the several days of their respective Marriages which
19 shall first happen (excepting the Provisions herein after made
20 for the Maintenance Education or Settlement of my youngest son
21 William and my youngest daughter Elizabeth) that is to say
22 to my Sons John and Francis One thousand five hundred pounds
23 each To my Son William One thousand five hundred and seventy
25 one pounds eight Shillings and Seven Pence and to each of my
26 four daughters Rebecca Anne Mary and Elizabeth the Sum of One
27 thousand five hundred and seventy one Pounds eight Shillings and
28 Seven Pence provided always and it is my Will and meaning and I
29 do hereby direct that in case any or either of my said younger
30 Sons or daughters shall happen to die before his her or their
31 respective portion or portions shall become due or payable
32 as aforesaid (excepting as before and herein after Excepted with regard
33 to the portions of my Son William and daughter Elizabeth) that the
34 portion or Portions of him her or them so dying shall be equally
35 divided and paid unto and among such of my said younger Sons and
36 daughters as shall Survive and attain the said age of one and
37 twenty years or be married and paid him her or them respectively
38 when as as he she or they shall respectively attain that age
39 or be Married which shall first happen and for the Maintenance
40 support and Education of such of my said Younger Sons and
41 daughters as shall not have attained to the age of Twenty one
42 years or be Married at the time of my death and untill they attain
43 the said age or be Married I do give devise and bequeath an
44 annuity or yearly Rent or Sum of thirty pounds a piece to be
45 paid to each of them respectively by equal Quarterly portions
46 or laid out for and towards their respective Maintenance and
47 Education by my Executors herein after named and Whereas the
48 said annuity or yearly Rent or Sum of Thirty Pounds may not
49 be found sufficient to defray the Maintenance and Education of
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50 my Son William and daughter Elizabeth I do hereby direct and
51 impower my Executors out of the respective Legacys of One
52 thousand five hundred and seventy one pounds eight Shillings
53 and seven pence given by this my Will to my said Son William
54 and to my daughter Elizabeth to expend and lay out any Sum
55 not exceeding Seventy Pounds yearly for each of them in their
56 maintenance and Education over and above the said Annuity of
57 Thirty Pounds and the Money so expended and laid out by my
58 Executors as aforesaid shall be taken as Payment of so
59 much of the said respective Legacys of One thousand five
60 hundred and seventy one Pounds Eight shillings and seven
61 pence by him her or them to whom the same shall become due
62 and payable as aforesaid and whereas my Son William may by
63 his Guardians herein after named and appointed be judged
64 incapable of university Education and they shall think it
65 adviseable to bind him to Merchandize or any other Trade or
66 Profession I do hereby direct and impower my Executors to
67 expend and lay out any Sum not exceeding Eight hundred pounds
68 in binding him as aforesaid and the Money be expended
69 and laid out for his use and benefit shall be taken as
70 payment of so much of the said Legacy of One thousand
71 five hundred and seventy one pounds eight shillings and seven
72 pence by him her or them to whom the same shall become
73 due and payable as aforesaid And I do hereby give devise
74 and dispose of the Custody Tuition and Guardianship of my
75 said youngest Son and youngest daughter until they shall
76 respectively attain the age of one and twenty years or be
77 Married to his Excellency Edward Trelaweny Esq[uie]r Governor of
78 Jamaica and my Executors herein after named I give and
79 bequeath to my Eldest Son James Buller Twenty Guineas for
80 Mourning to my Grandchildren James Buller and John Buller
81 Ten Guineas each for Mourning to Joshua Howell of
82 Lanreath Clerk Ten pounds for Mourning to the Poor
83 Inhabitants of the Parish of Morvall Ten pounds to each of
84 my Menial Servants that shall be living with me at the
85 time of my death one Quarter part of the yearly Wages
86 that is or shall be payable to them respectively over and
87 above what shall be otherwise due to them respectively for
88 arrears of such Wages and to such Persons as my Executors
89 shall apprehend to have taken most Trouble with me in my
90 last Sickness Eight Guineas to be divided among them in such
91 proportions as my Executors shall think fit and for the
92 better raising and Securing all and every the Sum and Sums
93 of Money aforesaid and just Payment thereof as well as of my
94 just debts and Funeral Charges and for the due Execution
95 and performance of this my last Will and Testament I do give
96 devise and bequeath all and singular my Lordships and reputed
97 Lordships Manors or reputed Manors Capital and other Presonages
98 Bartons Farms Tythes Lands Tenements Annuities Rents Reversions
99 Remainders and hereditaments whatsoever and all and every
100 the parts and shares thereof with their and every of their
101 appurtenances whereof or wherein I am in my own right
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102 or whereof or wherein any other person or persons
103 whomever In Trust for me or for my use advantage or
104 benefit is or are seized possessed or Estated or whereunto I or such
105 other person or persons in Trust for me or to my use is or are
106 entitled in or by Law or Equity and all my Right Estate Title Interest
107 Term and Terms of Years Claim and demand whatsoever both in
108 Law and Equity of in and unto the same and every or any part
109 or partes thereof unto my Second and third Sons John Buller
110 and Francis Buller To have and to hold all and singular the said
111 premisses unto the said John Buller and Francis Buller and their
112 heirs forever and all the rest and residue of my Goods Chattels
113 Rights and Credits and all my Real and Personal Estate not before
114 hereby given devised or bequeathed and all my right property
115 and Interest therein in or by Law or Equity I do hereby give
116 devise and bequeath unto my said Second and third Sons John
117 Buller and Francis Buller and I do make constitute and appoint
118 them my said Sons John Buller and Francis Buller Executors of
119 this my last Will and Testament In Witness whereof I have to
120 this my last Will and Testament written on two Sheets of Paper
121 set my hand and Seal this Fourth day of November in the year
122 of our Lord One thousand seven hundred and forty five
123 John Fra: Buller Signed Sealed Published and declared
124 by the said John Francis Buller to be his last Will and Testament
125 in the presence of us who Subscribed our names at his request
126 and in his presence and in the presence of each other as
127 Witnesses hereto John Hicks, John Harper, William Dangar
128 I do hereby revoke the Legacy of one thousand five hundred
129 and seventy one pounds eight shillings and seven pence by
130 this my Will annexed given to my daughter Rebecca whom
131 I have lately preferred in Marriage to Charles Watson Esq[uie]r
132 and do hereby give unto her the said Rebecca five hundred
133 Pounds and I do hereby give unto my son William five
134 hundred Pounds an additional Legacy to the one thousand
135 five hundred and seventy one Pounds eight Shillings and
136 Seven Pence already given to him by my said Will In
137 Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this
138 Seventh Day of December in the year of our Lord One
139 thousand seven hundred and forty eight John Fra: Buller
140 attested and subscribed in the presence of the Testator and
141 at his request by us John Harper, William Dangar
142 Rich: Bennett
143 I do hereby revoke the Legacy of One thousand five hundred
144 pounds by this my Will annexed given to my Son Francis having
145 Secured a larger Sum to him on his Marriage In Witness
146 whereof I have hereunto set my hand and Seal this Twelfth Day
147 of December in the year of Our Lord One thousand seven
148 hundred and forty nine John Fra: Buller attested and
149 subscribed in the presence of the Testator and at his request
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150 by us John Harper, William Dangar, Richard Bennett
151 I do hereby revoke the Legacy or One thousand five
152 hundred and seventy one Pounds eight Shillings and seven
153 Pence by this my Will annexed given to my daughter Anne
154 for whom I have lately made a Provision In Witness whereof
155 I have hereunto set my hand and Seal this Ninth day of May
156 in the year of our Lord One thousand seven hundred and fifty
157 one John Fra: Buller attested and subscribed in the
158 presence of the Testator and at his request by us John Colwell
159 John Trist, Wm Spencer
160 This Will was proved at London with three Codicils
161 annexed the first day of February in the year of our Lord
162 One thousand seven hundred and fifty two before the Worshipful
163 Robert Chapman Doctor of Laws Surrogate of the Right Worshipful
164 George Lee also Doctor of Laws Master Keeper or Commissary
165 of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury lawfully constituted
166 by the oaths of John Buller and Francis Buller Esquires the
167 Sons of the deceased and Executors in the said Will named to
168 whom was granted administration of all and singular the Goods
169 Chattels and Credits of the said deceased being first sworn duly to
170 administer
He names his eldest son James. Then his second and third sons John and Francis and they are his executors. The youngest son is William and his daughers were Rebecca who married Vice Admiral Sir Charles Watson, Anne married Reginald Pole of Tywardreath, Mary married Sir Joseph Copley Baronet and Elizabeth married Reverend John Sturges, D.D.
The testator's father John died of smallpox in 1701 and was raised mostly by his grandfather whose will has been posted (Johannis-1 Buller). He obviously followed his Executors advice and the demand of his grandfather that he marry someone of whom they would approve namely Rebecca daughter of Sir Jonathan Trelawny Baronet, D.D. Bishop of Winchester. Once again these lines for the most part are traced down and I doubt that my Christopher born circa 1763 is descendant of this line.
The next will is written by Mary Buller the mother of John Francis Buller (present testator). She was the daughter of Sir Henry Polloxfen, Knight, Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas. It was her husband who died of smallpox. They had only two children Mary Ann who married Christopher Harris, MP and John Francis Buller.
Transcriber: Elizabeth Kipp
Recorded: 4 Feb 2013
Source: The National Archives, PROB 11/792/266
Testator: John Francis Buller Esquire
Place: Morval, Cornwall, England
Date of document: 4 Nov 1745, probated 1 Feb 1752
Read: Electronic copy images
Document quality: 18th century English, legible copy
[Margin]: John Francis Buller
[Margin]: Esquire
1 In the Name of God Amen
2 This is the last Will and Testament of me John Francis Buller
3 ofr Morvall in the County of Cornwall Esquire whereby I revoke
4 and make void all former Wills and Testaments by me at any
5 time heretofore made either by Word or in Writing and I do
6 make and publish this my last Will and Testament and first I
7 resign my Soul to Almighty God and my Body to Christian Burial
8 in the most private manner I give and bequeath to each and
9 every one of my younger Sons and daughters John Francis William
10 Rebecca Anne Mary and Elizabeth over above and beside the Sum
11 of ten thousand pounds which they are intituled unto by one
12 Indenture Quinquepartite bearing date the Twenty seventh
13 day of October in the thirteenth year of the Reign of his present
14 Majesty King George the Second the following Sums of Money as
15 an addition to their respective portions and as provisions for
16 their Maintenance and Preferment to be paid to each of them
17 respectively at their respective ages of one and twenty years
18 or to the several days of their respective Marriages which
19 shall first happen (excepting the Provisions herein after made
20 for the Maintenance Education or Settlement of my youngest son
21 William and my youngest daughter Elizabeth) that is to say
22 to my Sons John and Francis One thousand five hundred pounds
23 each To my Son William One thousand five hundred and seventy
25 one pounds eight Shillings and Seven Pence and to each of my
26 four daughters Rebecca Anne Mary and Elizabeth the Sum of One
27 thousand five hundred and seventy one Pounds eight Shillings and
28 Seven Pence provided always and it is my Will and meaning and I
29 do hereby direct that in case any or either of my said younger
30 Sons or daughters shall happen to die before his her or their
31 respective portion or portions shall become due or payable
32 as aforesaid (excepting as before and herein after Excepted with regard
33 to the portions of my Son William and daughter Elizabeth) that the
34 portion or Portions of him her or them so dying shall be equally
35 divided and paid unto and among such of my said younger Sons and
36 daughters as shall Survive and attain the said age of one and
37 twenty years or be married and paid him her or them respectively
38 when as as he she or they shall respectively attain that age
39 or be Married which shall first happen and for the Maintenance
40 support and Education of such of my said Younger Sons and
41 daughters as shall not have attained to the age of Twenty one
42 years or be Married at the time of my death and untill they attain
43 the said age or be Married I do give devise and bequeath an
44 annuity or yearly Rent or Sum of thirty pounds a piece to be
45 paid to each of them respectively by equal Quarterly portions
46 or laid out for and towards their respective Maintenance and
47 Education by my Executors herein after named and Whereas the
48 said annuity or yearly Rent or Sum of Thirty Pounds may not
49 be found sufficient to defray the Maintenance and Education of
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50 my Son William and daughter Elizabeth I do hereby direct and
51 impower my Executors out of the respective Legacys of One
52 thousand five hundred and seventy one pounds eight Shillings
53 and seven pence given by this my Will to my said Son William
54 and to my daughter Elizabeth to expend and lay out any Sum
55 not exceeding Seventy Pounds yearly for each of them in their
56 maintenance and Education over and above the said Annuity of
57 Thirty Pounds and the Money so expended and laid out by my
58 Executors as aforesaid shall be taken as Payment of so
59 much of the said respective Legacys of One thousand five
60 hundred and seventy one Pounds Eight shillings and seven
61 pence by him her or them to whom the same shall become due
62 and payable as aforesaid and whereas my Son William may by
63 his Guardians herein after named and appointed be judged
64 incapable of university Education and they shall think it
65 adviseable to bind him to Merchandize or any other Trade or
66 Profession I do hereby direct and impower my Executors to
67 expend and lay out any Sum not exceeding Eight hundred pounds
68 in binding him as aforesaid and the Money be expended
69 and laid out for his use and benefit shall be taken as
70 payment of so much of the said Legacy of One thousand
71 five hundred and seventy one pounds eight shillings and seven
72 pence by him her or them to whom the same shall become
73 due and payable as aforesaid And I do hereby give devise
74 and dispose of the Custody Tuition and Guardianship of my
75 said youngest Son and youngest daughter until they shall
76 respectively attain the age of one and twenty years or be
77 Married to his Excellency Edward Trelaweny Esq[uie]r Governor of
78 Jamaica and my Executors herein after named I give and
79 bequeath to my Eldest Son James Buller Twenty Guineas for
80 Mourning to my Grandchildren James Buller and John Buller
81 Ten Guineas each for Mourning to Joshua Howell of
82 Lanreath Clerk Ten pounds for Mourning to the Poor
83 Inhabitants of the Parish of Morvall Ten pounds to each of
84 my Menial Servants that shall be living with me at the
85 time of my death one Quarter part of the yearly Wages
86 that is or shall be payable to them respectively over and
87 above what shall be otherwise due to them respectively for
88 arrears of such Wages and to such Persons as my Executors
89 shall apprehend to have taken most Trouble with me in my
90 last Sickness Eight Guineas to be divided among them in such
91 proportions as my Executors shall think fit and for the
92 better raising and Securing all and every the Sum and Sums
93 of Money aforesaid and just Payment thereof as well as of my
94 just debts and Funeral Charges and for the due Execution
95 and performance of this my last Will and Testament I do give
96 devise and bequeath all and singular my Lordships and reputed
97 Lordships Manors or reputed Manors Capital and other Presonages
98 Bartons Farms Tythes Lands Tenements Annuities Rents Reversions
99 Remainders and hereditaments whatsoever and all and every
100 the parts and shares thereof with their and every of their
101 appurtenances whereof or wherein I am in my own right
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102 or whereof or wherein any other person or persons
103 whomever In Trust for me or for my use advantage or
104 benefit is or are seized possessed or Estated or whereunto I or such
105 other person or persons in Trust for me or to my use is or are
106 entitled in or by Law or Equity and all my Right Estate Title Interest
107 Term and Terms of Years Claim and demand whatsoever both in
108 Law and Equity of in and unto the same and every or any part
109 or partes thereof unto my Second and third Sons John Buller
110 and Francis Buller To have and to hold all and singular the said
111 premisses unto the said John Buller and Francis Buller and their
112 heirs forever and all the rest and residue of my Goods Chattels
113 Rights and Credits and all my Real and Personal Estate not before
114 hereby given devised or bequeathed and all my right property
115 and Interest therein in or by Law or Equity I do hereby give
116 devise and bequeath unto my said Second and third Sons John
117 Buller and Francis Buller and I do make constitute and appoint
118 them my said Sons John Buller and Francis Buller Executors of
119 this my last Will and Testament In Witness whereof I have to
120 this my last Will and Testament written on two Sheets of Paper
121 set my hand and Seal this Fourth day of November in the year
122 of our Lord One thousand seven hundred and forty five
123 John Fra: Buller Signed Sealed Published and declared
124 by the said John Francis Buller to be his last Will and Testament
125 in the presence of us who Subscribed our names at his request
126 and in his presence and in the presence of each other as
127 Witnesses hereto John Hicks, John Harper, William Dangar
128 I do hereby revoke the Legacy of one thousand five hundred
129 and seventy one pounds eight shillings and seven pence by
130 this my Will annexed given to my daughter Rebecca whom
131 I have lately preferred in Marriage to Charles Watson Esq[uie]r
132 and do hereby give unto her the said Rebecca five hundred
133 Pounds and I do hereby give unto my son William five
134 hundred Pounds an additional Legacy to the one thousand
135 five hundred and seventy one Pounds eight Shillings and
136 Seven Pence already given to him by my said Will In
137 Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this
138 Seventh Day of December in the year of our Lord One
139 thousand seven hundred and forty eight John Fra: Buller
140 attested and subscribed in the presence of the Testator and
141 at his request by us John Harper, William Dangar
142 Rich: Bennett
143 I do hereby revoke the Legacy of One thousand five hundred
144 pounds by this my Will annexed given to my Son Francis having
145 Secured a larger Sum to him on his Marriage In Witness
146 whereof I have hereunto set my hand and Seal this Twelfth Day
147 of December in the year of Our Lord One thousand seven
148 hundred and forty nine John Fra: Buller attested and
149 subscribed in the presence of the Testator and at his request
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150 by us John Harper, William Dangar, Richard Bennett
151 I do hereby revoke the Legacy or One thousand five
152 hundred and seventy one Pounds eight Shillings and seven
153 Pence by this my Will annexed given to my daughter Anne
154 for whom I have lately made a Provision In Witness whereof
155 I have hereunto set my hand and Seal this Ninth day of May
156 in the year of our Lord One thousand seven hundred and fifty
157 one John Fra: Buller attested and subscribed in the
158 presence of the Testator and at his request by us John Colwell
159 John Trist, Wm Spencer
160 This Will was proved at London with three Codicils
161 annexed the first day of February in the year of our Lord
162 One thousand seven hundred and fifty two before the Worshipful
163 Robert Chapman Doctor of Laws Surrogate of the Right Worshipful
164 George Lee also Doctor of Laws Master Keeper or Commissary
165 of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury lawfully constituted
166 by the oaths of John Buller and Francis Buller Esquires the
167 Sons of the deceased and Executors in the said Will named to
168 whom was granted administration of all and singular the Goods
169 Chattels and Credits of the said deceased being first sworn duly to
170 administer
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