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Probate of Will of William Lindsell (died 7 March 1861), of Hemingford, Huntingdonshire and now of Bevans Hill, Southampton:

1855-1861

From: 1855 To: 1861

Appointed executors George Warren Lamb of Kettering, Northamptonshire, gentleman: Robert Lindsell of Biggleswade, gentleman and John Lindsell of Lincoln's Inn, Middlesex, esquire. Also appointed Trustees for sale and turn personal estate into money to invest £5000 for use of wife Maria. On her death: a) £1,000 to son John Thomas Lindsell b) £2000 to daughter Maria Lindsell c) £2000 to daughter Harriett wife of Reverend Frederick Russell for her own use. (Reversion to children) to invest £1000 for use of daughter Sophia to son Frederick William Lindsell £100 to son John Thomas Lindsell £2000 to daughter Maria Lindsell £1000 to trustees £1000 to lay out as £5000 and £2000 above, reversion to daughter Harriett Russell Trustees to ensure Maria an annual income of at least £200 and £100 immediately on death estate mortgaged to testator to trustees as part of personal estate Witnesses: P R Nesbitt M.D. and James McKee B.A. Chaplain of Northampton Lunatic Hospital, made 4 December 1855. Codicil: to son William Lindsell on death of wife £500 Trustees can advance it to advance Frederick Benjamin (grandson of testator and son of William Lindsell). Witnesses: James King Sampson of Southampton, surgeon and W H Moberly of Southampton, solicitor, 7 March 1861. Proved at District Probate Registry of Winchester, 20 May 1861.

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Lindsell, William,
Lamb, George Warren,
Lindsell, Robert,
Lindsell, John,
Lindsell, Maria,
Lindsell, John Thomas,
Lindsell, Harriett,
Russell, Frederick,
Lindsell, Sophia,
Lindsell, Frederick William,
Russell, Harriett,
Nesbitt, P,
McKee, James,
Lindsell, Frederick Benjamin,
Sampson, James,
Moberly, W

PROBATE, wills, DEATH, Hemingford, Southampton, Kettering, BIGGLESWADE, Lincolns Inn, chaplain, surgeon