W3839

Copy Will of Joseph Inskip of Stanford, Southill, tailor (see also W3862)

11 May 1789; (proved at Bedford 13 May 1808)

From: 1789 To: 1808

- my cottage, now divided into 3 and occupied by Joseph Inskip, Nicholas Lockey and Francis Stevens, in Stanford - my other cottage in Stanford occupied by John Hall - close of ploughed ground, and all other real estate to Nicholas Lockey to John Bradshaw the elder of Old Warden, 2 guineas to 2 sons of John Bradshaw, John Bradshaw and Joseph Bradshaw, 2 guineas apiece to Ann Lockey and Lucy Lockey, daughters of Nicholas Lockey, £10 each to Constant King, widow of William King late of Bedford, glover, 2 guineas, and if she die in my lifetime then to her son John King all my goods and stock in trade and personal estate to Nicholas Lockey, who is executor witnesses. Richard Lovesey, John Wells, George Thorpe

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Inskip, Joseph,
Lockey, Nicholas,
Stevens, Francis,
Hall, John,
Bradshaw, John,
Bradshaw, Joseph,
Lockey, Ann,
Lockey, Lucy,
King, Constant,
King, William,
King, John

wills, Joseph will: Inskip, Stanford, SOUTHILL, tailor, HOUSING, cottages, Southill fields, Old Warden, BEDFORD, glover, trade