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Description: | To be buried in vault at Kensal Green.
Leaves his stock of wine to be divided between his son and sons-in-law.
Leaves various leasehold investment properties in the London area to his trustees.
£706 or an annuity of £100 to Anne Bright Forbes for her services in the education of his daughters and subsequently.
Annuity of £30 to Amelia Pike in his service.
Annuity of £20 to Joseph Fryar, his butler.
To Ralph Robert Wheeler Lingen - of the office of the Committee of Council of Education for Middlesex and Cyrus Waddilove of 25 Devonshire Terrace, Hyde Park, £300 each for their trouble as trustees.
£100 each to sisters, Mary and Bessie Jefferson and to sons-in-law (also trustees) Hugh Somerville Sawyer Burney and Edmund Lionel Wells-Dymoke.
Smaller bequests to a friend to buy some memento and to coachman and footman.
£1,000 3% bounty annuities to grand-daughter, Cecily de Nyden Wells-Dymoke at the age of 21 or marriage and if she dies to next child of EL Wells-Dymoke to reach the age of 21 or marriage.
His railway shares and £3,000 in 3% annuities at his first Trust fund to his trustees to pay his daughter, Emily Moss Burney, the income from the fund with a moiety for life, after her death, to her husband if she so appoints, in trust also for her children, and his further railway shares and £3,000 other bank annuities to his trustees similarly for his daughter, Laura de Blair Wells-Dymoke.
He gives his trustees discretionary powers to sell freehold and leasehold estates and make investments.
Residuary estate, after charge of legacies and funeral, the income to his son, Doyly Ramsay Jefferson, and provision for his wife and children if he become incompetent to manage his own affairs.
Various other conditional uses of the Trust if circumstances change.
Sworn under £70,000. | Subjects: | Country Estates | Temporal: | 30 May 1867 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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