R6/29/2/12

Inland Revenue Succession Duty of Real Property form No.6: Robert Reddall Williamson of Cheltenham [Gloucestershire] on death of Ann Reddall on 17 Aug 1863, derived from Richard Ambrose Reddall under his will of 6 Jul 1841, proved 31 May 1842: - Swan, Husborne Crawley leased to George Higgins at £12 per annum from 29 Sep 1862 for five years; - Bell, Woburn and two small fields of pasture at Aspley Guise in occupation of James Fowler as yearly tenant at £50 per annum rent; - gross value £62, net value £54/9/6; - succession duty: £77/3/6 - Richard Ambrose Reddall a stranger in blood to Robert Reddall Williamson

13 Nov 1863

From: 1841 To: 1863

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Williamson, Robert Reddall,
Reddall, Richard Ambrose,
Reddall, Ann,
Higgins, George,
Grace, William,
Fowler, James

succession duties, Inland Revenue, Richard Ambrose will: Reddall, deaths, Husborne Crawley Swan, Woburn Bell, non-agricultural leases, HUSBORNE CRAWLEY, ASPLEY GUISE, WOBURN