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Probate Will of Joseph Clark of Greenfield, Flitton, miller

5 Jan 1830; proved 7 Jul 1830

From: 1830 To: 1830

In all legacies to daughters, husbands excluded from benefitting to daughter Ann Burr, copyhold cottage and premises at Greenfield: £200 to be invested by executors, preferably in sons' business to daughter Mary Horley, four copyhold cottages at Greenfield: arable land near cottages, 1 acre 2 perches, monetary bequest to sons Joseph and William, equally, freehold corn mill,, Greenfield Mill, Flitton, with messuage adjoining: all other land and mill buildings in occupation of testator: other freehold messuage(s) in occupation of son Joseph, chargeable with monetary bequests and annuities to daughters and sister to sister Sarah Clark, annuity of £20 if she has no legal claim on estate to that amount per annum executors: sister Martha Marriott, Richard Goodman of Flitwick, miller, William Claridge of Ampthill, grocer occupiers mentioned: Francis Chapman, James Cole witnesses: Samuel Hobson, George Robinson, Caroline Osborn

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Clark, Joseph,
Burr, Ann,
Clark, Ann,
Horley, Mary,
Clark, Mary,
Clark, William,
Clark, Sarah,
Marriott, Martha,
Clark, Martha,
Goodman, Richard,
Claridge, William,
Chapman, Francis,
Cole, James

BUILDINGS & LAND USE, family/personal financial affairs, wills, Joseph will: Clark, PROBATE, Greenfield, FLITTON, miller, married woman, HOUSING, cottages, copyhold, money, Flitton fields, arable, freehold property, corn, MILLS, Greenfield Mill, annuities, FLITWICK, AMPTHILL, grocer