PARISH TEMPLATE STUDY - – ST STEPHEN IN BRANNEL Probate transcripton - will & AFFIDAVIT

Ref No / AP/T/4265/1
Title / TUCKER, Ann of St Stephen in Brannel, widow
Date of probate* / [no endorsement, affidavit dated 11 May 1838]
Description / Widow of Walter Tucker, labourer, of St Stephen in Brannel
Bequests:
-  all her debts are to be satisfied
-  ‘And Whereas my late Husband the said Walter Tucker did by his last Will give unto me all his Property including a certain Leasehold Tenement in or near Resugga lane end in the said Parish of St Stephen in Branwell’
-  to sister-in-law Elizabeth Pascoe of St Ewe, ‘with whom I now reside’, all the above leasehold tenement in or near Resugga Lane end, including rents, issues and profits during her life, plus any rents due at the of the testatrix’s death , also the bed and bedding, wearing apparel and all other property. After the death of Elizabeth Pascoe the leasehold tenement is to go to Walter Pascoe the son of Elizabeth Pascoe and is not to be sold or mortgaged at any time.
Executor: Elizabeth Pascoe, sister in law
Mark of testator Ann Tucker
Witnesses: signatures of James Nance Bonython and Josiah Johns
Date of will: 27 Oct 1837
Date proved: [no endorsement – affidavit dated 11 May 1838]
[Note on will: Dec’d 27 Aprl 1838 Under £20]
Ref No / AP/T/4265/2
Title / TUCKER Ann of St Stephen in Brannel, widow
Date / 27 May 1838
Description / Affidavit
Elizabeth Pascoe, widow of St Ewe and executor of the estate of Ann Tucker makes a sworn statement that the effects of the above, including the leasehold estate, are valued at under £20.
Signed: Elizabeth Pascoe
In the presence of J Wallis Jnr
Remember:
* CALM does not recognise double-dating, e.g. 1664/1665. Therefore, when you have a date between 1 Jan-25 Mar prior to 1752, in the date field enter the modern interpretation of the date, e.g. 1665, and give the double date in the description field.

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