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Will of Susannah Burrows heretofore of Clophill now of Ampthill spinster

Will made 23 Oct 1842; proved Prerogative Court of Canterbury 14 Jan 1859

From: 1842 To: 1859

Appoints brother John Burrows of Ampthill and nephew John White Burrows of Clophill executors and trustees to hold:- All personal estate including money in Bank of England and Savings Bank in Bedford And all other goods, chattels or estates real and personal after debts etc. shall divide into 3 shares. One of which is to be invested on good security, interest of which to be paid:- to Sarah, wife of George Farmer, to revert to executors absolutely Other two shares to use of executors absolutely Witnesses: Jacob Henry Bentley of Ampthill, grocer and Edward Harris Strange of Ampthill, draper, who makes Quaker affirmation on 12 January 1859 before Edward Handscomb, Commissioner of Oaths

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Burrows, Susannah,
Burrows, John,
Burrows, John White,
Farmer, Sarah,
Farmer, George,
Bentley, Jacob Henry,
Strange, Edward Harris,
Handscomb, Edward

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