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Probate Copy of Will: Robert Newland of Kempston, esquire

20 Nov 1849

From: 1849 To: 1861

- younger children amply provided for by marriage settlement of testator and wife Mary, and by will of their grandfather Sir William Long, knight, deceased, therefore not named in this will - to wife such household furniture and effects, plate, linen, china, glass, books, prints, pichers, wines, liquors and all household stores in or about residence at testator's death (excepting farming stock and implements of husbandry) as she may select - real estate to son Bi[n]gham Newland, who is sole executor witnesses: William Pestell, St Paul's Square, Bedford Benjamin Everitt, clerk to Messrs Newland and Pestell dated 20 Nov 1849 Probate: District Registry, Northampton testator died 12 July 1848 at Hastings, Sussex Bingham Newland, sole executor, is of Kingsthorpe, Northamptonshire, esquire sworn under £7000 27 Jan 1859 endorsed: £119..10s returned by Inland Revenue Office on the grounds of debts 11 Dec 1861 endorsed: extracted by Messrs Powell and Newman, attornies, Newport Pagnell

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Newland, Robert,
Newland, Mary,
Long, Mary,
Long, William,
Newland, Bingham,
Inland Revenue,
Powell & Newman

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