Last Will and Testament of Alice Weedon

TestatorAlice Weedon
Occupation
PlacePirton
Date created23 December 1791
Probate date

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People mentioned in the document

NameRelationship to testatorDetailsSigned or MarkFunction
Alice Weeden Self Status: Widow, From: Pirton, County: Herts Marked Testator
Thomas Weeden Son Bequest: Two freehold cottages occupied by william wells and henry walker, copyhold pasture called wilshires occupied by henry ward Legatee
William Wells Comment: Occupier of cottage of testator Other
Henry Walker Comment: Occupier of cottage of testator Other
Henry Ward Comment: Occupier of pasture called Wilshire of testator and farmhouse with all lands, grounds, hereditaments and appurtenances Other
John Weeden Son Bequest: Farmhouse with all lands, grounds, hereditaments and appurtenances except wilshire close , occupied by henry ward, plus all household goods, chattles and personal estate Executor
Mary Abbiss Daughter Bequest Money: £63 0s 0d
Comment: Wife of William Abbiss
Legatee
William Abbiss Son in law Comment: Husband of Mary Abbiss, testator's daughter Other
Edward Weeden Son Bequest Money: £63 0s 0d Legatee
Mr James Whittingstall Occupation: Miller & mealman, From: Shitlington, County: Beds
Comment: Westmill, Shitlington, Beds
Executor
Abram Barber Signed Witness
Mary Barber Signed Witness
William Coxall Signed Witness

Database record number: PROBH-441
Record from Probate documents at HALS, identifier [150HW11]

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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