Reference
Z1550/1
Title
Will of Jeremiah Okey the elder of Luton, gentleman (copy)
Date free text
30 March 1751
Production date
From: 1751 To: 1751
Scope and Content
- devises to his son William Okey all his real estate in Luton now occupied by Francis Tuffnail, George Bowstreed and Edward Howard, with charges on the property as follows:
(i) £26 p.a. to be paid to his wife Mary for life;
(ii) £50 to be paid to his daughter Mary Cook;
(iii) £50 to be paid to his grand daughters Mary, Elizabeth and Lydia Gutteridge, the three children of his late daughter Lydia, when they reach age 21;
- devises to his daughter Mary Cook all his real estate in Harlington;
- devises to his daughter Ann Okey all his tenement (now divided into two dwellings) in Caddington (Herts), now or lately occupied by Joseph Smith and the Widow Howard;
- bequeaths all his household goods and £30 from his personal estate to his wife Mary;
- bequeaths £100 from his personal estate to his daughter Ann Okey;
- bequeaths to his son Jeremiah Okey 4s per week to paid if and only if he becomes poor and unable to provide for himself;
- bequeaths remainer of his personal estate to his son William Okey;
- appoints his son William Okey as executor;
- witnesses: Samuel Marsom, Richard Surkett and William Goldsmith
Level of description
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