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Description: | Lands in Stallingborough to son Samuel Turner. All her other lands and tenements to son John Turner. To her daughter Mary, the wife of George Tennyson - £400 to employ 'as she shall think proper, without the control of her present or any future husband'.
Mary and Samuel only to receive their bequests only when John shall come into possession of an estate at Granby at the decease of Mrs Cary.
'It is not from the want of affection that I so order it, but think they are happy in their circumstances, that it will not be of much consequence whether they enter to the Profits of their respective Shares at my Decease, or perhaps some few years hence'.
All rings and wearing apparel to Mary.
Sheets and table linen to be divided equally.
6 silver tablespoons, 1 silver half-pint mug and her silver castors to Samuel.
Her 5 Guinea piece of gold to grand-daughter Elizabeth Tennyson.
Her gold watch, the largest silver teapot, 5 silver tablespoons, and one that is smaller with M.T. upon it, and 2 silver salts with feet to her grand-daughter Mary Tennyson.
Remainder of personal estate to John Turner who is sole executor. | Subjects: | Church Of England Parishes Religion & Beliefs | Temporal: | 1794 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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