NC1329

Quitclaim to executor i) Joseph Camps of Mildred's Court, London, agent, H Camps of Baldock, Hertfordshire, grocer, Thomas Camps of Woburn, surgeon, William Hyam Camps of Regent Street, Middlesex, agent, Frederic Gottlieb Pfeiffer of Kingsland Road, Middlesex, gentleman and wife Sarah How Pfeiffer Joseph, H, and Thomas are only children of Marianne Camps, sister of Susannah How, and William H Camps and Sarah are children of Elizabeth Camps, another sister of Susannah) ii) Richard Thomas How of Aspley Guise, gentleman.

31 Jul 1822

From: 1822 To: 1822

Susannah How of Woburn, spinster, by will 5 July 1802 bequeathed all her estate to her nephews and nieces, and appointed Richard Thomas How and Richard Walduck of Bush Lane, skinner, executors. Richard Thomas How alone proved the will 1 June 1807. Susannah sold all her real estate, a house and farm at Aspley Guise, and at her death possessed only personal estate, which Richard Thomas How invested in £1,000 5% Bank Annuities, which with interest now amounts to £1,840..2s..5d stock in newly created 4% Bank Annuities, which he has now sold for £1,920..18s..7d. Legacy duty amounts to £52..5s..5d and costs of administration £19..16..6. The residue is divided among the above nephews and nieces, who each receive £369..15s..4d.

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Camps, Joseph,
Camps, H.,
Camps, Thomas,
Camps, Marianne,
Camps, William Hyam,
Camps, Elizabeth,
How, Susannah,
Pfeiffer, Frederic Gottlieb,
Pfeiffer, Sarah How,
How, Richard Thomas,
Walduck, Richard

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