Last Will and Testament of Thomas Hailey

TestatorThomas Hailey
OccupationGent.
PlacePirton
Date created1809
Probate date

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People mentioned in the document

NameRelationship to testatorDetailsSigned or MarkFunction
Thomas Hailey Self Status: Gentleman, From: Pirton, County: Herts Signed Testator
Mary Hailey Wife Bequest: All farm lands tenements & real estate situated in Arlsey, Beds, plus residue of estate
Comment: For period of her life thereafter Arlsey property to go to eldest living son
Executor
Daniel Times Friend Status: Gentleman, From: Hitchin, County: Herts
Comment: Trustee of £240 per year for testator's daughter Elizabeth to be paid quarterly after the death of her mother
Trustee
Robert Newton Friend Occupation: Glazier, From: Hitchin, County: Herts
Comment: Trustee of £240 per year for testator's daughter Elizabeth to be paid quarterly after the death of her mother
Trustee
Daniel Newton Friend Occupation: Gardener, From: Hitchin, County: Herts
Comment: Trustee of £240 per year for testator's daughter Elizabeth to be paid quarterly after the death of her mother
Trustee
Elizabeth Hailey Daughter Yearly annuity: £240
Comment: To be paid after the death of her mother, and after her death £200 to be paid to each of testator's surviving children
Legatee
George Hailey Son Bequest: All freehold lands & estate in Pirton
Comment: George Arnold, eldest son. If mother gives up farming George to take over her estates
Legatee
Thomas Hailey Son Bequest Money: £250 Legatee
Jas Parsons Surrogate
John Woolston Occupation: Butcher, From: Pirton, County: Herts Witness
Thomas Hudson Occupation: Labourer, From: Pirton, County: Herts Witness
Richard Ward Occupation: Labourer, From: Pirton, County: Herts Witness

Database record number: PROBH-221
Record from Probate documents at HALS, identifier [64HW58]

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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