BO904

Probate of will of Zaccheus Coles, Toddington, yeoman. to daus. of brother-in-law John Fowler of Toddington, gent., i.e. Eliz., Ann, Sarah, Charlotte and Maria Fowler, his late wife's wearing apparel; Mrs. Judy Cook of Steppingley, widow, to be discharged from all debts; his real estates at Toddington, Stewkley and Newton Longville to go to John Fowler his brother-in-law, John Butfield of Potsgrove, James Butfield of Dunstable, Francis Fowler of St. Andrews Holborn, William Fowler of Toddington, subject to the following legacies: William Groom of Dunstable, baker and James Fowler of Toddington, lab., £200 each; Ann Roadall nee Woodland of Husborn Crawley, £50; Phoebe Bunker wife of Thos. Bunker of Thorn annuity 4/- a week; Hannah Puddephat of Hemel Hempstead, and Mary Purdon, Kentish Town, widow of John Purdon, £30 each; Elizabeth Townrow, annuity of £5 per annum. sworn under £2000 made 11th Dec 1800 pro. P.C.C. 4 Apr 1801

1800-1801

From: 1800 To: 1801

item

Coles, Zaccheus,
Fowler, John,
Fowler, Elizabeth,
Fowler, Ann,
Fowler, Sarah,
Fowler, Charlotte,
Fowler, Maria,
Cook, Judy,
Butfield, John,
Butfield, James,
Fowler, Francis,
Fowler, William,
Groom, William,
Roadall, Ann,
Woodland, Ann,
Bunker, Phoebe,
Bunker, Thomas,
Puddephat, Hannah,
Purdon, Mary,
Purdon, William,
Townrow, Elizabeth

TODDINGTON, STEPPINGLEY, Stewkley, Newton Longueville, POTSGROVE, DUNSTABLE, Holborn, HUSBORNE CRAWLEY, Thorn, Kentish Town, Hemel Hempstead, PROBATE, wills, Prerogative Court of Canterbury, clothing, yeoman, debt, private buildings & land, baker, labourer, annuities