Ann Rolls widow. Written 1781. Proved 1784.
Says sick and weak in body but of sound mind, memory and understanding.
Son John £100. John's son Henry £50 which is invested in the 3 per cent consolidated annuities in Ann's name. Henry will receive the interest from this when he reaches age 21. John's wife Elizabeth all wearing apparel.
Son Thomas the executor. He to pay above legacies and just debts. He receives all household goods, furniture, plate, silver, china, stock in trade, ready money, bills, bonds, mortgages, securities for money, book debts and all residual estate.
Witnessed by Simon Remel and Robert Goldsmith [an attorney].
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