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Official extract from will and codicil of Charles Cox

1848-1849

From: 1848 To: 1849

Official extract from will and codicil of Charles Cox of Saint Helena Terrace, Richmond [Surrey], esquire Will of 27 May 1848: - devising his vault in Kensall Green Cemetery [Middlesex], his house in Great Queen Street, Lincoln’s Inn Fields [Middlesex], his house at the rear of this in Parker Street, estates in Eversholt mortgaged to him and his house in Luton to his son William Henry; - witnessed by J B Rutter of 4 Ely Place, Holborn [Middlesex], solicitor; Edward Spilsbury, clerk to Rutter and Trotter Codicil of 10 March 1849: - bequeathing £500 to his son Henry in addition to devises and bequests made in his will; - witnesses: J B Rutter and Zillah Elms, widow of 58 Kennington Lane [Surrey] Proved in PPR 8 May 1849

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Cox, Charles,
Cox, William Henry,
Rutter, J B,
Spilsbury, Edward,
Rutter and Trotter,
Elms, Zillah,
Cox, Henry

Eversholt Tyrells End, EVERSHOLT, Eversholt fields, Eversholt Tyrells End Farm, widow, wills, cemeteries, vaults, Lincoln's Inn Fields Parker Street, Lincoln's Inn Fields Great Queen Street, J B Rutter, Rutter and Trotter, solicitors' clerks