- ReferenceHY578
- TitleCopy will of John Fish Palmer of Ickwell doctor of medicine
- Date free text26 July 1814. Proved: 29 November 1814.
- Production dateFrom: 1814 To: 1814
- Scope and ContentAll books, pictures and household furniture to brother Edward Fish Palmer and nephew John Fish Palmer. To nephew John £4,000. To Reverend John Taddy of Northill clerk, John Lindsey of St. Ives, merchant and Thomas McGrath of Biggleswade surgeon, £2,500, to be invested for benefit of niece Anne Hornsby wife of Reverend Thomas Hornsby of ---, Northamptonshire; also to her 2 messuages, and close of pasture in Ickwell in the occupation of William Jacques and William Wilshew; to her 2 daughters £200 each. To niece Elizabeth Gisborn £2,500; to her children £100. Other monetary bequests to niece Susannah Astley and her children; Miss Alice Brown at Redman Row, Middlesex; nephew John Fish Palmer and to Alice Brown; Bridget Riddle; woodman Thomas Bates; William Day of St. Neots, attorney at law; cousin William Jay of Chase side, Middlesex, esquire; brother Edward Fish Palmer; Miss Enouf; Lady Magdalina Palmer; cousins Henry and William Stillingfleet; Mr. Foster Brown of Durham; Reverend William Peacock of Hertford, Hertfordshire; the married daughters of the late Doctor William Cullen of Edinburgh; William Jacques; servants Rebecca and Mary Sewell; trustees. To Miss Enouf silver stamped flat candlestick. Remainder to nephew John Fish Palmer and nieces Anne Hornsby, Elizabeth Gisborne and Susannah Astley. Executors: Taddy, McGrath and Lindsey. With 5 codicils.
- Level of descriptionitem
- Persons/institution keywordFish Palmer, John,
Fish Palmer, Edward,
Taddy, John,
Lindsey, John,
McGrath, Thomas,
Hornsby, Anne,
Hornsby, Thomas,
Jacques, William,
Wilshew, William,
Gisborne, Elizabeth,
Astley, Susannah,
Brown, Alice,
Riddle, Bridget,
Bates, Thomas,
Day, William,
Jay, William,
Enouf,
Palmer, Magdalina,
Stillingfleet, Henry,
Stillingfleet, William,
Brown, Foster,
Peacock, William,
Cullen, William,
Sewell, Rebecca,
Sewell, Mary - Keywords
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