Dorothy Wilks - 15th February 1777 - S035
Scriven with Tentergate, Spinster
To my nephew William Bainbridge the following property :
Bilton with Harrogate :
My half share of a farm now occupied by Robert Gilbertson.
My half share in another farm now occupied by Peter Dalby.
Pannal :
My half share of a farm now occupied by Thomas Stainer.
Knaresborough Forest :
My half share in an allotment of common land now occupied by Joseph
Hatterley. My other allotment of common land now occupied by John
Tengatt.
Another allotment occupied by my sister Ann Bainbridge and
myself.
Scriven with Tentergate :
My half share in the three closes now occupied by William
Bramley.
My half share in a house now occupied by John Thompson.
My half share in a house and croft now occupied by Thomas
Harrison.
My half share in a close now occupied by John Croft.
My half share of two other closes now occupied by Robert Morley.
My half share in a house and croft now occupied by John Shann.
My half share in a house and garden now occupied by William
Wells.
My half share in a house and garden now occupied by myself and my
sister.
My half share in a close now occupied by myself and my sister.
Harrogate :
My tenant right on lands called Chapel lands now occupied by Joseph
Thackray.
To my niece Ann Bainbridge the following property :
Knaresborough :
My half share in the closes now occupied by John Powell.
My half share in two other closes now occupied by Christopher
Dunwell.
My half share in a close now occupied by Thomas Wilks.
My half share of another close now occupied by John Manby.
My half share of a recently erected barn now occupied by Thomas
Paley.
My half share of a house and garden now occupied by Edward
Jenkins.
Scriven with Tentergate :
My half share of a close called Burmires now occupied by Thomas
Paley.
Tholthrope :
My half share of lands now occupied by Mr Clark. Elizabeth
Tenant, widow, is to be allowed to hold this half share during her
life.
To my nephew William, £1,000, when he reaches 21.
To my niece Ann, £1,800, when she reaches 21 [also named
items].
I appoint by good friends John Houseman of Knaresborough,
Gentleman, and John Moyses of Leathley, Gentleman, as
Executors, Guardians and Trustees, and give them a shared annuity of
£20 until my niece reaches 21.
[There are some complicated provisions which you should read for
yourself]
Witnesses : Joseph Lye, Martin Richardson, Edward Richardson
Inrolled 23rd April 1777
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