In the Name of God Amen I Elizabeth Oxley of Saint Mary Axe in the City of London being of sound mind memory and understanding and understanding do make this my last Will and Testament Whereby I give and bequeath to Mrs Huddy late of Cullun Street the sum ffive pounds towards defraying my funeral expences which I desire I may be decently buried and that the aforesaid Mrs Huddy may be at full liberty to ask who she may thing proper to my ffuneral I also give and bequeath my personal effects in manner and form following that is to say ffirst I give and bequeath to Mrs Huddy my Bible my two Shawls my Silk Scarf my Clock my Cotton box and my two silk Handkerchiefs And my mind and Will is and I desire that the Bedstead and bedding to be returned to the said Mrs Huddy as it was lent by her to me when I left her in Cullum Street I also give and bequeath to my dear Cousin Mary Ann Baker of Shadwell except what I have above bequeathed my remaining household furniture and all my wearing apparel And my mind and will is in case there should happen after all my just debts testamentary expences are duly paid that if there should be any money remaining in the Bank of England Savings Banks or any other Banks and that all such monies as shall be due and owing to me at the time of my decease that the said Mrs Huddy and my Cousin Mary Ann Baker of Shadwell do and shall with all convenient speed after my decease call in and compel payment of all such part of my personal estate as shall consist of money due and owing upon security or otherwise and after satisfying and pay my just debts at my decease then that all the remaining money may be equally divided by and between the aforesaid Mrs Huddy and my Cousin Mary Ann Baker respectively equally share and share alike In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand to this sheet and seal this 24th day of November in the Year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred and thirty four Elizabeth Oxley

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Proved at London 4 December 1835

PCC Prob11/1855