HN10/359/Moore1

Bundle of draft wills of Miss Louisa Moore of Maulden Cottage, Maulden, Beds, spinster. Including drafts dated the 18th July 1889, 28th July 1892, 17th Jan 1901, 25th May 1906, 13th Dec 1913 (codicil), 20th Nov 1911 & 13th Dec 1916. Last will was prepared by Tanqueray of Woburn, solicitor and reads: - Appointing sister Eliza Francis Moore and Mary Goodall of the barns, Clophill as executors and trustees. - Bequeathing: household effects to cousin Ethel Tomlin, wife of Major Tomlin of 14 Cheyne Gardens, London; household effects to nephew the Reverend Wilfred Roe of Trent Rectory, Sherborne; household effects to said Mary Goodall; household effects to her sister Louisa Ragston Goodall; household effects to sister Eliza Francis Moore and cousin Janet Palmer; jewellery to old servant and friend Elizabeth Olney of Silsoe that formerly belonged to late sister Maria; jewellery to godchild Cecily Causton; wearing apparel and household effects to friend and servant Martha Peat the widow of the late Charles Peat; £50 to Reverend Samuel Compton of St.Michael's Vicarage, Battersea; £50 to said Mary Goodall; £50 to said Louisa Ragston Goodall; £5 to tenant John Mitchel; £10 to Joseph Peddar; £10 to Elizabeth Sherrel; £5 to David Peat; £5 to Mrs. Castle of Hall End, Maulden; annuity of £1 to Martha Peat 'as long as she shall remain a widow'. - Devising cottage and premises occupied by John Mitchel to said Martha Peat; share and interest in house known as Maulden Cottage to sister Eliza Frances Moore; two cottages opposite Maulden cottage to trustees upon trust that Joseph Peddar and Elizabeth Sherrel are allowed to reside in the cottages during their life 'rent, rates and taxes free'. - Trustees to keep 3 cottages in repair. - Giving all residue of real & personal estate unto trustees upon trust to sell, invest and pay income to Eliza Francis Moore during her life and after her decease to pay Mary Goodall £50, Louisa Ragston Goodall £50 and the remainder to and between the British and Foreign Bible Society and the Mildmay Mission to the Jews. Witnessed by H.J. Webber & R.M. White, clerks to Mr. Tanqueray, solicitor of Ampthill.

18 Jul 1889 - 13 Dec 1916

From: 1889 To: 1916

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Tanqueray,
Moore, Eliza Francis,
Goodall, Mary,
Tomlin, Ethel,
Roe, Wilfred,
Goodall, Louisa Ragston,
Palmer, Janet,
Olney, Elizabeth,
Causton, Cecily,
Peat, Martha,
Peat, Charles,
Compton, Samuel,
Mitchel, John,
Peddar, Philip B.,
Sherrel, Elizabeth,
Castle,
British & Foreign Bible Society,
Mildmay Mission to the Jews,
Webber, H.J.,
White, R.M.

Louisa will: Moore, rectories, JEWELLERY, servants, clergy names index, Clerk in Holy Orders, annuities, cottages, British & Foreign Bible Society, Mildmay Mission to the Jews, F.T. Tanqueray, Maulden Maulden Cottage, MAULDEN, Clophill The Barns, Sherbourne [Warwickshire], SILSOE, Battersea, Chelsea Cheyne Gardens, Maulden Hall End, AMPTHILL