Last Will and Testament of Francis Burgess

TestatorFrancis Burgess
OccupationWheelwright
PlacePirton
Date created1809
Probate date 


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People mentioned in the document

Name Relationship to testator Details Signed or Mark Function
Francis Burgess Self Occupation: Wheelwright, From: Pirton, County: Herts Signed  Testator
John Mott Son in law Occupation: Plasterer, From: Tottenham court road, County: Middx
Comment: To sell all all freehold and copyhold estates & all personal property, to be held in trust for distribution
  Executor
William Patterson Son in law Occupation: Victualler, From: Colville court, County: Middx
Comment: To sell all all freehold and copyhold estates & all personal property, to be held in trust for distribution
  Executor
Peter Burgess Son Bequest Money: £40   Legatee
John Burgess Son Bequest Money: £40
Comment: Second son
  Legatee
Hannah Barber   Occupation: Servant, Bequest Money: £5
Comment: Servant to testator
  Legatee
James Burgess Son Bequest: One fifth of the value of testators personal estate   Legatee
George Burgess Son Bequest: One fifth of the value of testators personal estate   Legatee
Timothy Burgess Son Bequest: One fifth of the value of testators personal estate   Legatee
Mary Patterson Daughter Bequest: One fifth of the value of testators personal estate
Comment: Wife of William Patterson
  Legatee
Ann Mott Daughter Bequest: One fifth of the value of testators personal estate
Comment: Wife of John Mott, legacy to be kept separate from the estate of her husband
  Legatee
Joseph Eade       Witness
William Halstead       Witness
Robert Foreman       Witness
Joseph Parsons       Surrogate

Database record number: PROBH-62
Record from Probate documents at HALS, identifier [19HW87]


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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