SL1/271

Copy will:

2 Mar 1858

From: 1858 To: 1858

James Bennett, Goldington, carpenter son in law William Cullip, Bedford, labourer, and William Bandy, Goldington, tailor, appointed executors and trustees … household furniture and effects to daughter, Emma … residue personal estate to trustees to convert into money, to pay debts and the residue to Emma … freehold messuage used as a beerhouse and cottage over gateway adjoining, in Goldington, occupied by sons in law James Flood and Henry Buck to said trustees on trust – if James Flood shall within 6 months after testator’s decease pay £70 shall stand possessed of the beerhouse, otherwise property devised to trustees … residue of real estate to trustees in trust to permit son John, to receive rents and profits in his lifetime, and after his death, to sell. Money received to pay outstanding debts and surplus to be divided equally between daughter Ann, wife of William Cullip, son James, daughter Emma, and children of said John as shall be living at his decease, such children to take ¼ share between them. power to appoint new trustees witnesses William Walter Robinson} Thomas Pow } clerks to Messrs Turnley and Sharman, solicitors, Bedford 2 March 1858 Endorsed “Testator died 23 September 1863” will proved (PPR) 22 March 1864 assets sub £100

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Bennett, James,
Cullip, William,
Bandy, William,
Bennett, Emma,
Flood, James,
Buck, Henry,
Bennett, John,
Bennett, Ann,
Cullip, Ann,
Robinson, William,
Pow, Thomas,
Sharman & Turnley

wills, GOLDINGTON, carpenter, BEDFORD, labourer, tailor, household furniture, beer houses, specific solicitors, BEDFORD, DEATH