WA390

Will (copy) of Matthew Baker of Tilbrook, victualler

23 Apr 1806

From: 1806 To: 1806

to trustees (William Hensman of Kimbolton, gentleman, and cousin William Baker of Tilbrook, farmer), 23 acres in Wood Field, Tilbrook, and all other land in said field South of turnpike road from Kimbolton to Higham Ferrers, to sell; and pay £250 to wife Sarah, executrix; on wife's decease or remarriage, to nephew Thomas Arnold and niece Mary Horseford to brother William, messuage in Cheap Street, Tilbrook, in his own occupation for life; then to his son John to wife Sarah, public house in which testator dwells; cottage nearby in occupation of James West; then to nephew and niece as above; but charged with payments of £50 each to brothers William and Thomas and £100 to niece Susan[nah], £50 each to sisters Elizabeth Arnold and Rebecca Horseford; £1..1s to brother Henry; £10 to great nephew Henry Chapman; £5 to each other nephew and niece at 21 Witnesses: John Fellowes, Buckingham; James Williamson, Wellingborough; William Day, St Neots

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Baker, Matthew,
Hensman, William,
Baker, William,
Baker, Sarah,
Arnold, Thomas,
Horsford, Mary,
Baker, John,
West, James,
Baker, Thomas,
Baker, Susannah,
Baker, Elizabeth,
Arnold, Elizabeth,
Horsford, Rebecca,
Baker, Rebecca,
Baker, Henry,
Chapman, Henry

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