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Will of William Keely

Occupation

  • 168: Carpenter, Joiner

Location

Carpenter of Henley upon Thames

Document reference: TNA PROB 11/516
First date: 17 April 1710
Probate date: 04 July 1710
Probate court: London

Executors, Witnesses and Court Officials etc.

Executrix: Anne Keely
(Wife of testator)
Witness: James Gregory
Witness: Daniell Bland
Witness: Richard Brincklow Gibbs
Court Official: John Exton
(Doctor of Laws Surrogate of the Court of Canterbury)
Court Official: Richard Raines
(Doctor of Laws of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury)

Bequests

To: Anne Keely (Wife)

I give to my wife Anne Keely all my four properties in Henley upon Thames [in New Street and Brook Street] immediately after my death for her lifetime and no longer.

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To: Anne Keely (Wife)

I give to my wife Anne Keely immediately after my death all my goods and chattels, except my working tools.

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Names

To: John Keely; William Keely (Sons)

I give all my working tools to my two sons John Keely and William Keely immediately after my death in equal shares.

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To: John Keely (Son)

I give to my son John Keely five shillings to be paid him within a month of my death.

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To: William Keely (Son)

I give to my son William Keely five shillings to be paid him within a month of my death.

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To: Thomas Keely (Son)

I give to my son Thomas Keely five shillings to be paid him within a month of my death.

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To: John Keely (Son)

I give to my son John Keely and his heirs after my wife's death my two properties on the North side of New Street, Henley, now in the occupation of Henry Whilder and Samuel [?]Hucks.

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To: William Keely (Son)

I give to my son William Keely the property in which I live in Brook Street, Henley after my wife's death, but if he dies without issue, the property is to return to my son John Keely.

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To: Thomas Keely (Son)

I give to my son Thomas Keely after my wife's death one property on the North side of New Street in Henley now occupied by Stephen Ardington for him and and his heirs, but if Thomas Keely dies without issue then the property is to return to my son John Keely and his Children.

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Transcript

0001: In the Name of God Amen
0002: I William Keely Senior of Henley upon Thames in the
0003: County of Oxon Carpenter being weake in Body but of good
0004: and perfect memory (Thanks be to God) doe make and ordain
0005: this my last Will and Testament in manner and forme
0006: following First I commend my Soule into the hands of
0007: Almighty God my Creator Trusting to be saved alone
0008: by his merrits and Sattisfaction of Jesus Christ my Saviour
0009: and Redeemer and my Worldly Goods I dispose of as
0010: followeth Item I Give and Bequeath to my loveing Wife
0011: Anne Keely all my Four Messuages or Tenements Standing
0012: and being in Henley upon Thames in the County of Oxon
0013: with the Appurtenances thereunto belonging Immediately
0014: after my decease for her life and not longer Item I Give
0015: more to my loveing Wife Anne Keely Immediately after
0016: my decease all my Goods and Chattells Except my working
0017: Tooles Item I give all my working Tooles to my Two Sons
0018: John Keely and William Keely Immediately after my
0019: decease to be equally divided betwixt them both Item I give
0020: to my Son John Keely five Shillings to be paid him
0021: in a months time after my Decease Item I Give to my Son
0022: William Keely five Shillings to be paid him in a months
0023: time after my Decease Item I Give to my Son Thomas
0024: Keely five shillings to be paid him in a months time after
0025: my decease Item I Give and Bequeath to my Son John
0026: Keely and his Heires after my Wifes Decease my Two
0027: Messuages or Tenements with the Appurtenances thereunto
0028: belonging standing and being on the Northside of a certain
0029: Street in Henley aforesaid called new Street Now in the
0030: Tenure and Occupations of Henry Whilder and Samuel
0031: Hucks Item I Give and Bequeath To my Son William
0032: Keely my Messuage or Tenement that I now liveth in with
0033: the Appurtenances thereunto belonging Standing and
0034: being in a certaine Street in Henley aforesaid called Brook
0035: Street to he and his Heires after my Wifes Decease But if
0036: my Son William Should dye without Issue That the
0037: aforesaid house to Return to my Son John Keely and his
0038: Children Item I Give and Bequeath to my Son Thomas
0039: Keely after my Wifes Decease one Messuage or Tenement
0040: with the Appurtenances thereunto belonging Standing and
0041: being on the North Side of a certaine Street in Henley upon
0042: Thames aforesaid called New Street now in the Tenure and
0043: Occupation of Stephen Ardington for he and his Heires
0044: But if my Son Thomas Keely Should Dye without Issue
0045: That the aforesaid house Return to my Son John Keely and
0046: his Children Item I doe make and ordain my loveing Wife Anne
0047: Keely to be full and Sole Executrix of this my last Will and
0048: Testament And I doe make void and Disannull all former Wills
0049: by me at any time made And doe Declare this to be my last Will
0050: and Testament In Wittnesse whereof I have hereunto set my
0051: hand and seale this Seventeenth day of Aprill Annoq[ue] D[omi]ni 1710
0052:
0053: The marke of William Keely
0054:
0055: Sealed published and Declared to
0056: be the last Will and Testament of the abovenamed William Keely
0057: in the presence of us
0058:
0059: James Gregory
0060: Daniell Bland
0061: Rich[ar]d Brincklow Gibbs
0062:  

Preparation of this entry

Post status: Published
Transcript by: the author
Author: Tony Lynch
Checked by: Cynthia Robinson
Date posted: 23rd April 2013
Date modified: 02nd April 2014

Comments

Brook Street was a former name of Duke Street, Henley.

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