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1835 will of Harriet Burrow
Spinster
I Harriet Burrow
of Yeovil in the
County of
Somerset
Spinster do make
this my last
Will and
Testament in
manner following
that is to say I
give the sum of
five pounds to
Sarah Hawker the
wife of Thomas
Hawker laborer
of Yeovil I give
the further sum
of One hundred
and ten pounds
to Daniel
Gregory of
Yeovil now
living in the
service of the
Reverend Samuel
Fawcett of
Hollands Cottage
Yeovil in the
County of
Somerset and all
the rest and
residue of
my money and
securities for
money linen
wearing apparel
and all my
personal Estate
and Effects I
give to my
Sister Frances
the Wife of
William Pulham
for her own sole
use and separate
use and benefit
And I appoint my
said sister
Executrix of
this my Will In
witness whereof
I have hereunto
set my hand and
seal this
sixteenth day of
June 1835
Harriet Burrow
as and for her
last Will and
Testament in the
presence of us
Emily Batten
Edmund
Mullins Clerk to
Mr John Batten
Solr Yeovil
On the 15th day of March 1856 (with the Will annexed) of the
goods chattels
and credits of
Harriet Burrow
late of Yeovil
in the County of
Somerset
Spinster
deceased was
granted to
John
Batten the
lawful Attorney
(for the United
Kingdom of Great
Britain) of
Frances Pulham
(wife of William
Pulham) the
sister of the
said deceased
and the sole
Executrix named
in the said will
Limited to the
estate of
Effects of the
said deceased
within the
United Kingdom
of Great Britain
but no further
or otherwise for
the use and
benefit of the
said Frances
Pulham now
residing at
Auckland in the
Colony of New
Zealand and
until she shall
duly apply for
and obtain
Probate of the
said Will to be
granted to her
having been
first sworn by
Com[missi]on
duly to Adm[iniste]r
Transcribed by Bob Osborn
