Last Will and Testament of Thomas Man
People mentioned in the document
Name |
Relationship to testator |
Details |
Signed or Mark |
Function |
Thomas Man |
Self |
From: Pirton, County: Herts Comment: Body to be buried in Pirton churchyard |
|
Testator |
Joane Man |
Wife |
Bequest Money: 1s |
|
Legatee |
Mary Campkin |
Daughter |
Bequest Money: £3 Comment: Eldest daughter |
|
Legatee |
Elizabeth Campkin |
Grand daughter |
Bequest: One standing bedstead Comment: Testator's daughter Mary's eldest daughter |
|
Legatee |
Joane Campkin |
Grand daughter |
Bequest: One cupboard Comment: Testator's daughter Mary's second daughter |
|
Legatee |
Mary Campkin |
Grand daughter |
Bequest: One folded table Comment: Testator's daughter Mary's third daughter |
|
Legatee |
Campkin |
Grand daughter |
Bequest Money: 5s Comment: Testator's daughter Mary's youngest daughter |
|
Legatee |
Campkin |
Grand son |
Bequest Money: 5s Comment: Testator's daughter Mary's young son |
|
Legatee |
Joane Kellow |
Daughter |
Bequest: Bedding, brass, pewter & other, plus residue of estate goods Comment: Wife of George Kellow |
|
Executor |
John Man |
Son |
Bequest: Tools ? which not disposed of before |
|
Legatee |
Markert Knite |
Daughter |
Bequest Money: £3 |
|
Legatee |
Robart Knite |
Grand son |
Bequest Money: 3s Comment: Child of Markert Knite |
|
Legatee |
Frances Knite |
Grand daughter |
Bequest Money: 3s Comment: Child of Markert Knite |
|
Legatee |
Clara Knite |
Grand daughter |
Bequest Money: 3s Comment: Child of Markert Knite |
|
Legatee |
George Kellow |
Son in law |
Bequest: Tools Comment: Husband of Joane Kellow |
|
Legatee |
George Kellow |
Grand son |
Bequest: Lumber of shop & little box Comment: Son of Joane & George Kellow |
|
Legatee |
John Man |
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|
Witness |
Thomas Turner |
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Witness |
Database record number: PROBH-329 Record from Probate documents at HALS, identifier [90HW23]
Last Will and Testament: Will conveys real (immovable) property ie land to heirs after an individual's death. Testament conveys personal (moveable) property to heirs. The term will eventually referred to both a Will and a Testament. A registered Will is an official copy made by a court clerk which is enrolled in a book. |
About Probate documents: Each will or inventory has a unique record number, each person mentioned in that will is linked to the unique record number.
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