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Catalogue description Will of Edward Smith of Ince Castle , Cornwall

Reference:	PROB 11/1773/62
Description:	Will of Edward Smith of Ince Castle , Cornwall
Date:	17 June 1830
Held by:	The National Archives, Kew
Legal status:	Public Record(s)
Closure status:	Open Document, Open Description

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Transcription of Codicil and Probate:

.... will my property has been diminished? and I have in consequence sold my Estate of _
Ince Castle. Now I do hereby revoke and make void the bequests hereinbefore _
contained of Annuities of One hundred pounds, and One hundred pounds to the said
Elizabeth Harriet Smith and Edouvas Edward Smith and  the charges powers &
authorities in my said will contained for securing the payment of the said Annuities
I give revoke the legacy of five hundred pounds by my said will bequeathed to _
Edward Smith therein named and I revoke the direction to my daughter Mary Crease
in the said will also named  to provide for the maintenance and duration of the
said Edward Smith. And in all other respects I ratify and confirm the devises and
bequests of my said will ?trusting? in my said daughters discretion rightly to use _
what I have devised and bequeathed to her In Witness whereof I the said Edward
Smith have hereunto set my hand and seal this seventh day of April One thousand
eight hundred and thirty -,-,  Edward Smith  Signed Sealed published
and declares by the said Edward Smith  the testator and for a Codicil to his said
will in the presence  of us who in his presence and at his request and, in the _
kirug? ot each other have hereunto subscrived our names as witnesses .-. William
 .-. P. Bartleftt,  Job Nicholas Lane .-. Jno Bland Newington
Causeway ,-, M P Bland Newington, Causeway/
Causeway
 
 
Proved at London with a Codicil 17th June 1830 before the Judge by the
Oath of Mary Crease (wife of Henry Crease Esquire) the daughter the sole a
Executrix to whom Admon was granted having been fist sworn by Comission
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