The Will of William Trindall

I William Trindall the elder of Great Milton in the County of Oxford do make and ordain this my last Will and Testament in manner and form following and first I give and bequeath to my son William Trindall that part of my garden I now occupy situate and being in Great Milton aforesaid likewise I give to my aforesaid son William Trindall the sum of fifty pounds I likewise give to my son Samuel and Robt Trindall equally two cottages adjoining my dwellinghouse I likewise give the sum of twenty pounds to my said son Samuel Trindall (ten pounds to be paid from Thomas Stones Bank of Thame and ten pounds to be paid by my son William Trindall I likewise give to my daughter Ann Hilbury the sum of thirty pounds twenty pounds to be paid by my son William Trindall and ten pounds from Thos Stones Bank Thame I give twenty pounds to my daughter Mary Curtis to be paid from Ms Thos Stones Bank Thame I give to my son Robt Trindall the sum of twenty pounds to be paid by my son Willm Trindall I likewise give unto my dear wife Sarah Trindall those two Cottages in the occupation of Robt Trindall and James Chalk for her whole sole and benefit and disposal Also the sum of five pounds yearly during the term of her natural life I likewise nominate and appoint my sons William Trindall and Samuel Trindall my two Executors to this my last Will and Testament In witness whereof I have set my hand and seal
this twenty third day of July one thousand eight hundred and forty six William Trindall
 
John Smith
Francis Mackrory
 
Affidavit from Witness Francis Mackrory of Great Milton in the County of Oxford, carpenter as to attestation of Will sworn 2nd September 1846

Proved: 8th September 1846
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