East End, Parish of Fewston, Yeoman

My copyhold real estate in Clifton to my grandson Robert Bramley, when he reaches 21, chargeable with an annuity of £5 to his mother, Ann Bramley, and £10 each to his sisters, Mary Bramley, Ann Bramley, and Hannah Bramley, when they reach 21.

Should he die before his inheritance, then the same to my daughter Ann Bramley, the wife of John Bramley. She may hold this property until my grandson Robert reaches 21.

My copyhold property, now occupied by Thomas Gill, at Spinksburn, to my younger daughter, Dorothy Stubbs, wife of Samuel Stubbs. At her death the same to her children, Robert Stubbs and Mary Stubbs.

My copyhold close called Dysons Close, now occupied by Samuel Stubbs, at Brame Lane, to Jane Stubbs, the eldest daughter of Samuel, when she reaches 25.

£60 each to my grandchildren, sons and daughters of Samuel : John Stubbs, Samuel Stubbs, Alice Stubbs, and Ellen Stubbs, when the each reach 21.

£5 to my son-in-law Samuel Stubbs.

Residue pf my personal estate, goods and chattels to my son-in-law John Bramley, whom I appoint Executor.

Witnesses : George Thackery, William Watson, Emanuel Watson

Probate 25th August 1762