AD4033/8

Copy of will of William Manton of Potter St. Bedford, market gardener, extracted from Principal Probate Divorce and Admiralty Division of High Court of Justice.

29 June 1885. proved: 8 Dec 1887

From: 1885 To: 1887

Executors: George Jackson Cocking of Kempston, farmer and George Tilcock of St. Mary, Bedford, market gardener Bequests: to his daughter Minnie: pianoforte, feather bed. to his wife Harriet Ann: residue of personal estate. to his executors: all real estate on trust to pay income to his wife for life, then to divide his real estate among his children thus: to son Thomas: 3 freehold houses: nos.16,18,20 Pilcroft St.East. to daughter Minnie:3 freehold houses: nos.54,56,65 Pilcroft St.West. to daughter Ellen Louisa wife of William Dickens of Northampton, carpenter: 3 freehold houses:nos.22,24,26 Pilcroft St.East. to daughter Rose: wife of Joseph Marshall of Bedford, carpenter: 3 freehold houses: nos.28,30 Pilcroft St.East, and no. 61 Muswell Road,Bedford. to daughter Sarah Ann, wife of Stephen Marriott of Wellingboro' railway guard: 3 freehold houses: nos. 63,65,67 Muswell Road, Bedford. Witnesses: John Charles Revis, dealer, 32 Potter St, Bedford; William Douglas Baker, of Bedford, solicitor's clerk.

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Manton, William,
Manton, Harriet Ann,
Cocking, Jackson,
Tilcock, George,
Manton, Minnie,
Manton, Thomas,
Dickens, Ellen Louisa,
Dickens, William,
Marshall, Rose,
Marshall, Joseph,
Marriott, Sarah Ann,
Marriott, Stephen,
Revis, John Charles,
Baker, Douglas

legal papers, DEEDS, BEDFORD, Bedford Pilcroft Street, wills, Bedford Potter Street, market gardener, farmer, KEMPSTON, St. Mary Bedford, Northampton, carpenter, Bedford Muswell Road, Wellingborough, railway employee, dealer