OR749

Probate of Vincent Chabanes of Hammersmith, esquire (mutilated).

12 January 1719/20. Probate 8 July 1720.

From: 1719 To: 1720

“I resign my immortal soul.....” To wife Amy (in case of no children) for life messuage in Hammersmith lately purchased of one Leeke; and also (cut away) of the manor of Fulham, surrendered to use of will; then to nephew James Chabanes. To godson Vincent Stringer, son of John and Elizabeth Stringer, now at board with John Farne of Roxeth Green, Harrow-on-the-Hill, £17 per annum till age 14, and then £50 to be put out apprentice, with £10 per annum during apprenticeship, and then £100 towards setting up his trade. To trustees George Evelyn esquire and Francis Peters, attorney-at-law, annuity of £150 purchased in Exchequer, for wife during life, and then to nephew. To wife for life also silver plate and then to nephew James to whom residue. Witnesses. Charles Rogers, John Moore..

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Chabanes, Vincent,
Chabanes, Amy,
Leeke,
Chabanes, James,
Stringer, Vincent,
Stringer, John,
Stringer, Elizabeth,
Farne, John,
Evelyn, George,
Peters, Francis,
Rogers, Charles,
Moore, John

Vincent will: Chabanes, PROBATE, MOGERHANGER, Hammersmith, Fulham, Harrow-on-the-Hill, silver, Manor of Fulham