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Robert Byron - 11th March 1803 - Z051
Knaresborough
To my wife Elizabeth Byron an annuity of £14 10s to be paid out of my houses in Gracious Street occupied by
Margaret Abbey, widow, Wilson James Coates and Thomas
Abbey. Also a bed, bedstead and bedding and enough furniture for one room.
To my son William Byron the sum of ??? for mourning.
To my son Joseph Byron £50 when he becomes 21.
To my daughters Mary Byron and Susanna Pratt and Margaret Campey £50 each.
To my daughter Elizabeth Byron £80.
If my wife dies within 4 years of my death then I give a further £10 to Joseph and a further £50 to
Elizabeth.
The remainder of my real and personal estate to my son Robert Byron whom I appoint executor along with my daughter
Elizabeth.
Witnesses : Thomas Driffield, James Collins, William Robinson
Codicil - 11th March 1803
My wife can continue to live with my son Robert and the annuity to her shall be paid to him for her maintenance.
Codicil - 11th May 1809
As my wife Elizabeth and son William have now died I give a further £50 to
Joseph and a further £50 to Mary and a further £50 to
Peggy Campey and a further £15 to Susanna Pratt.
Witnesses : William Robinson, Robert Dearlove
Codicil - 6th May 1815
To my son Joseph a further £70. To Betty Byron £70. To
Mary Byron £70. To Peggy Campey £70 and to Susanna Pratt £35.
Witnesses : William Robinson, Robert Dearlove
Testator died 16th December 1815. Probate 22nd December 1815. Effects under £1000.
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