SL1/192

Declaration of Trust:

4 Feb 1812

From: 1812 To: 1812

i) William Silvester Addington, esquire, a Lieutenant in the Royal Navy, son of late Silvester Addington ii) Barber Best, Putno, Goldington, gentleman iii) Thomas Addington, Goldington, gentleman George Peregrine Nash, Bedford, common brewer, and wife Hannah Ann Addington Eliza Addington Frances Addington (all of Bedford, spinsters) ( Thomas being youngest son, and Hannah, Nash, Ann, Eliza and Frances being daughters of Silvester Addington, deceased) recites: will of father [SL1/191] : Joseph having died in lifetime of his father, having attained 21 : Hannah having married George Peregrine Nash in lifetime of her father : Ann has attained 21 : executor Stephen Scarbrow died in lifetime of testator leaving ii) sole executor i) is desirous to make provision of £1800 for Thomas and £1500 for unmarried sisters and £300 for Hannah, as if Joseph had survived his father but died under 21 without issue so i) conveys to ii) in trust to raise extra money to remainder of term of 1000 years provided for in will - property in Goldington as in SL1/191 if any of iii) die before 21, then £200 extra to Thomas, residue to sink into estate of i) signature i), witnesses Theed Perse and son

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Addington, William Silvester,
Addington, Silvester,
Best, Barber,
Addington, Thomas,
Nash, George Peregrine,
Nash, Hannah,
Addington, Ann,
Addington, Eliza,
Addington, Frances,
Addington, Joseph,
Scarbrow, Stephen,
Pearse, Theed

DEEDS, Royal Navy Lieutenant, Putnoe, GOLDINGTON, BEDFORD, common brewer, wills