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Will of Sampson Hutchens, proved 28 July 1825
(On the Reverse)
St. Burian
28 July 1825.
The Last Will & Testament of Sampson Hutchens late of St Burian Yeoman
decsd. proved in common form before the Revd. Uriah Tonkin Surrogate
And adion of the Goods etc. of the said decsd & of all things whatsoever
concerning his sd. Will was granted to Joan Hutchens the Widow of the
said decsd, & also Executrix named in the said Will.
Saving &c
Stamp £8.0.0
Sworn under £450
(Document)
This is the last Will and Testament of me Sampson Hutchens of the parish
of St Buryan in Penwith in the County of Cornwall.
I Give devise and bequeath unto my Brother William Hutchens all that
part of the Tenement of Westmoor during my tenure therein also all my
farming Stock, Husbandry Implements and Cattle, after the decease of my
dearly beloved Wife Joan Hutchens; but if my aforesaid Brother William
Hutchens should not survive my aforesaid Wife Joan Hutchens, Then I Give
Devise and bequeath unto my aforesaid Brother William Hutchens’s Son
John Hutchens all the aforesaid part of the Tenement of Westmoor during
my tenure therein also all my aforesaid farming Stock, Husbandry
Implements and Cattle after the decease of my aforesaid Wife Joan
Hutchens.
Also I Give devise and bequeath unto my Brother Benjamin Hutchens his
two Sons and Daughter the sum of one shilling each of lawful money to be
paid them as soon after my decease as convienient. That is to say I give
to my Brother Benjamin Hutchens, my Brother Benjamin Hutchens’ Sons
Benjamin and Sampson Hutchens and Honour Angwin the sum of one shilling
each.
Also I Give devise and bequeath unto my Brother Henry Hutchens’s two
sons and three
daughters, Henry and John Hutchenss and Mary and Elizabeth Hutchenss and
Honnor Uren the sum of one shilling each of lawful English money to be
paid as soon after my decease as convienient.
Also I Give devise and bequeath unto my Natural Daughter Elizabeth Olds
the Sum of Fifty Pounds of Lawful English money to be paid her on her
attaining the age of twenty one years.
All the Rest Residue and Remainder of my Estates Goods, Chattles, and
Effects whatsoever and wheresoever, and of What nature or kindsoever as
well Real as Personal not herein before by me given and Disposed off I
hereby Give Devise and bequeath unto my said Dearly beloved Wife Joan
Hutchens whom I appoint and make whole and sole executrix of this my
will.
And I do nominate make and appoint William Jelbart of Boskenna to be
Executor in Trust to and for the only use benefit and advantage of my
said Wife Joan Hutchens. I do likewise impower my said Executor in trust
William Jelbart of Boskenna to deduct and retain all such Costs charges
and expenses he may be at from time to time in the execution of the
trust in him reposed and I hereby revoke all former and other Will or
Wills by me at any time heretofore made, and Declare this and no other
to be my last Will and Testament. In Witness Whereof I the said Sampson
Hutchens the Testator have to this my last Will Set my name and affixed
my Seal this the twelfth day of April One thousand eight hundred and
twenty three.
(signed) Sampson Hutchens
Signed Sealed Published and Declared by the Testator Sampson Hutchens as
and for his last Will and Testament in the presence of us who at his
request in his presence and in the presence of each other have
Subscribed our names as Witnesses hereto
William Phillips Jnr
Willm Shakerley
N.B. Words in both italics and brackets
are inserted by the transcriber e.g. (signed)
Source:- LDS Film No. 2276076 Image Nos.
4046814_00009 and 4046814_00010
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