Last Will and Testament of Thomas Holland
| Testator | Thomas Holland |
| Occupation | Yeoman |
| Place | Pirton |
| Date created | 1824 |
| Probate date |
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People mentioned in the document
| Name | Relationship to testator | Details | Signed or Mark | Function |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Thomas Holland | Self | Status: Yeoman, Occupation: Yeoman, From: Pirton, County: Herts | Marked | Testator |
| John Throssell | Friend | Executor | ||
| John Woolston | Friend | Executor | ||
| Elizabeth Street | Grand daughter | Bequest: Cottage in Pirton with orchard & barn, a small part being copyhold, plus choice of testator's gold rings; plus half of furniture Comment: Daughter of Thomas' son John Holland |
Legatee | |
| John Holland | Son | Bequest Money: £50 Comment: Father of Elizabeth Street, £50 only if he agrees to Jane Holland getting title to cottage, otherwise £50 goes to Jane |
Legatee | |
| William Mann | Comment: Previous owner of Tom Holland's cottage in Pirton | Other | ||
| Jane Holland | Daughter in law | Bequest: Cottage with garden, & copyhold pasture in Wet Lane, half of furniture, plus residue of estate Comment: Wife of Thomas Holland (deceased); cottage occupied by Richard Street husband of Elizabeth Street |
Legatee | |
| Thomas Holland | Son | Status: Deceased Comment: Husband of Jane Holland |
Other | |
| Richard Street | Son in law | Comment: Husband of Elizabeth Street | Other | |
| Holland | Bequest Money: £10 Comment: Child of John Holland, could be more than 4 children |
Legatee | ||
| Holland | Bequest Money: £10 Comment: Child of John Holland, could be more than 4 children |
Legatee | ||
| Mary Pearse | Grand daughter | Bequest: A crown piece & other gold ring Comment: Daughter of John Holland |
Legatee | |
| John Hawkins | Witness | |||
| Joseph King | Witness | |||
| Ann King | Witness |
Database record number: PROBH-270
Record from Probate documents at HALS, identifier [65HW22]
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.
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