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Henry Bramley - 26th January 1805 - X112
Fewston, Yeoman
To my son Henry Bramley the closes of land at Widray, Parish of Fewston, [see Will for detail] now occupied by myself and
Thomas Stubbs, chargeable with : £100 each to my daughters
Mary Bramley and Ann Bramley, and an annuity to my wife
Ann Bramley of £5.
To my son Robert Bramley the land in Fewston [see Will for detail]. All of which are occupied by me. Chargeable with £50 to my daughter
Mary when Robert reaches 21, and an annuity of £15 to my wife
Ann.
To my son John Bramley the land at Widray [see Will for detail] now occupied by
Thomas Stubbs and myself, chargeable with £100 each to my daughters
Mary and Ann when he reaches 21.
To my son William Bramley the land in Fewston [see Will for detail] chargeable with £100 to my daughter
Hannah Bramley when he reaches 21.
To my daughter Ann the land and house at Hopper Lane.
The residue of my real and personal estate to my wife Ann and my son
Henry, whom I appoint as executors.
Witnesses : George Spence, John Ward, William Holmes
Probate 24th July 1805.
Inventory by Thomas Parkinson and John Ward available.
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