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Enos Cundall - 30th August 1796 - W081
Knaresborough, Mason
To my wife Elizabeth Cundall her choice of household goods to furnish a house.
My copyhold house in Knaresborough, where I now live, with its stables, granaries and outbuildings, also my share in the cotton mill near Knaresborough, and he residue of my household contents, and my personal estate, to
Thomas Driffield the younger, of Knaresborough, and John Ireland the younger, of Kendall, Upon Trust :
To sell the residue of my household goods and my share in the cotton mill, and to receive £5 each for their trouble, and to place the funds at interest. This interest to me used for the maintenance of my mother and an allowance for my sister
Isabel Cundall; the residue to go to my wife for the maintenance of my daughters
Elizabeth Cundall, Rebecca Cundall, Ann Cundall, and Jane Cundall during their minority.
£5 to my nephew James Cundall. Should he die before reaching 21 then the same to my sister
Isabel.
An annuity of £20 for my wife, or £5 if she remarries.
Should John Ireland decline the Trust then my preference as a replacement is my brother-in-law
John Umpleby.
Witnesses : James Collins, Francis Fairbank, Samuel Powell Junr
Codicil - 6th March 1798
Isaac Newton of Knaresborough is added as a Trustee.
Witnesses : Thomas Richardson, William Andrews, John Ellison
Inrolled 12th September 1798
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