Reference
X518/4
Title
Probate of the will of Chris Pryor, Stopsley, Luton, farmer
Date free text
26 Jan - 2 Mar 1825
Production date
From: 1825 To: 1825
Scope and Content
To son James forever
...6 freehold cottages at Stopsley now in occs. of Joseph Peddar, John Gutteridge, James Garratt, William Goodman, Thomas Allen and Thomas Groom but chargeable with annuity of £8 to testators daughter, Sarah Eldridge
...said annuity of £8
To said James
...£400
To son Joseph
...£600
To daughter Sarah
...£300
...best bedstead and hangings
To 4 grandchildren of late daughter Ann Everitt, of Kenninghall, Norfolk:
Thomas Pryor Everitt
...£100
Edward Everitt
...£200
Frederick Pryor Everitt
...£200
Mary Ann Everitt
...£200
To be paid at 21 or marriage. Interest to be used for their education.
To Daniel Brown, Luton, gent and testators two sons James and Jospeh (exors)
...£600 in trust, to invest and pay interest to daughter Maria, wife of William Adams, Luton, mealman, for life, and then to William Adams and their children. Farm in which testator lives is rented by him and son James, from Mr Morris of Buntingford. Trustees to sell his share and all other real and personal estate. Proceeds to be divided into 5 (i.e. one Dan Brown, and Jos and Jas)
Signature (copy)
Witnesses: William Erven, Francis Pigott and Frederick Chase
With codicil
To 4 granchildren (in place of legacies in will)
To Thomas Pryor Everitt
...£200
To Edward Everitt
...£300
To Frederick Everitt
...£300
To Mary Ann
...£300
28 Jan 1825
Probate (PCC) affirmed under four thousand pounds, 2 Mar 1825
Level of description
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