HE220

Will of Mary Wardale, widow, Hitchin:

4 May 1864, proved 9 Feb 1865

From: 1864 To: 1865

--- To sister Ann Hanscombe all real and personal estate, except: - to Elizabeth Stephens Crouch, wife of Rev.James Frederick Crouch of Pembridge, the silver coffee pot and stand and silver waiter; to Alice Margaret Benthall, wife of Arthur Benthall Esq. silver teapot, 11 teaspoons with sugar tongs, 8 tablespoons, 12 dessert, all with a pattern at the edge; to Rev. John Wardale, Orcheston St. Mary, Wiltshire, 4 silver saltcellars and saltspoons, sugar and cream basins, snuffers, tray and silver mug or two, with the branch candlesticks and the old china of every description, and a diamond ring for his wife --- 19 guineas to cousin Mrs. John Marshall, 19 guineas to John Atkinson Esq. --- on death of sister Ann, the property is to be equally divided between nephew William Hanscombe and Martha Ann Hanscombe of Pirton Grange. Ann Hanscombe sole executrix. Testator died 19 Nov. 1864.

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Wardale, Mary,
Hanscombe, Ann,
Crouch, Elizabeth Stephens,
Crouch, James Frederick,
Benthall, Alice Margaret,
Benthall, Arthur,
Wardale, John,
Marshall, John,
Atkinson, John,
Hanscombe, William,
Hanscombe, Martha Ann,
Hanscombe, Ann

wills, Hitchin, Pembridge (Herefordshire), Pirton Grange, household china