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Will of Mary Reynoldson

Occupation

  • 414: Status only, no stated occupation. Use for Widow, Gentleman, Esquire, Indweller etc., if no occupation is given.

Location

Wife of John Towry Reynoldson of Henley upon Thames

Document reference: TNA PROB 11/668
First date: 12 November 1734
Probate date: 16 December 1734
Probate court: London

Executors, Witnesses and Court Officials etc.

Executor: John Reynoldson
(husband and beneficiary of Testatrix)
Witness: George Hampshier
Witness: Richard Milles
Court Official: George Lee
Other: John Corderoy
(Brother of Testatrix; of South Moreton, Berks)
Court Official: John Bettesworth

Bequests

To: John Towry Reynoldson (Husband)

To my husband one hundred and fifty pounds and the rest of my estate

Bequest Types

Names

Transcript

0001: In the Name of God Amen
0002: I Mary the Wife of John Towry Reynoldson of Henley
0003: upon Thames in the County of Oxford Gentleman being Sick
0004: and weak in body and being impowered by Virtue of a certain
0005: Bond or other Instrument or Writing before the Consum[m]ation
0006: of my Marriage entred into by my said Husband to my
0007: Brother John Corderoy of South Moreton in the County of
0008: Berks yeoman whereby I had the Liberty to dispose of or give
0009: away to whom I should think fit the Sum of One hundred and
0010: Fifty pounds (being part of my Marriage portion) to whom I
0011: Should think fit And being of late Extreamly Ill whereby some
0012: of my Relations took the Advantage in the Absence of my said
0013: Husband to give him a very odd Character (of which I am
0014: since convinced by very good hands is intirely false) And who
0015: at that time Persuaded me to make such Will or Writing
0016: that I was capable of and Impowered to do by Virtue of such
0017: Bond or Writing as aforesaid By which means I did condescend
0018: to make such Will or Writing as they desired to the great
0019: Disadvantage of my said Dear Husband Now these Presents
0020: Witness that I do hereby disannull and make void such Will
0021: Writing or Instrument as aforesaid And do hereby make this
0022: my Writing or Instrument to be my only last Will and
0023: Testament and none other in manner and form following that
0024: is to say) I give devise and bequeath unto my dear Husband John
0025: Towry Reynoldson who hath Shewn himself Kind in a particular
0026: manner in this my late Illness the said Sum of One hundred and
0027: Fifty Pounds And all other Sum or Sums of money Goods or
0028: Chattells that is or may be in my Disposal And I do hereof make
0029: him sole Executor and do hereby disannul all other Wills by me
0030: heretofore made In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand
0031: and Seal this twelfth day of November in the year of our Lord
0032: One thousand Seven hundred and thirty four
0033:
0034: Mary Reynoldson
0035: Signed Sealed published and declared to be the Testatrixs last Will
0036: and Testament in the presence of us who Subscribed our names
0037: in the presence and at the Desire of the said Testatrix containing
0038: two Sheets of paper
0039:
0040: George Hampshier
0041: Rich[ar]d Milles

Preparation of this entry

Post status: Published
Transcript by: the author
Author: Hilary Fisher
Checked by: Cynthia Robinson
Date posted: 05th March 2013
Date modified: 12th May 2014
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