WE183

Probate of nuncupative Will of Ann Wisdom Cunningham of Clophill, widow.

6 May 1783, proved 9 Aug 1783

From: 1783 To: 1783

Bequeaths to niece Penelope Cunningham, all personal estate and stock-in-trade, in trust to carry on her business [of milliner or draper; see WE184], for the benefit of her children, Sophia (aged 7), and Mary (aged 6). [Affidavit of Elizabeth (wife of Thomas Hardwick, husbandman), Ann (wife of William Radley, husbandman), and Mary Plummer, spinster; all of Clophill. Commissioners for oaths : E Rouse and Decimus Reynolds] Witnesses: George Hooper and Edward Horn. [Papered seal of Prerogative Court of Canterbury; poor impression]

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Cunningham, Ann Wisdom,
Cunningham, Penelope,
Cunningham, Sophia,
Cunningham, Mary,
Hardwick, Thomas,
Hardwick, Elizabeth,
Radley, Ann,
Radley, William,
Plummer, Mary,
Rouse, E.,
Reynolds, Decimus,
Hooper, George,
Horn, Edward

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