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Joseph Corker - 20th January 1800 - X039
Pannal, Shoemaker
My real estate at Bilton with Harrogate to Henry Hopps of Knaresborough, Currier, Upon Trust to borrow or mortgage sufficient money to repay
Francis Fairbank of Knaresborough, Attorney at Law, of all expenses relating to the Defence of an Ejectment brought by
John Law for the recovery of a house now occupied by Robert
Richardson; also the sum that Henry Hopps may want from me for goods sold and delivered together with costs.
Upon Trust for the residue of my estate to go to my wife Ann Corker during the minority of my children
Mary Corker, Ann Corker, Joseph Corker, and James
Corker; when the youngest reaches 21 then my real estate to be devised to my four children.
Witnesses : William Bentley, Bryan Prockter, Joseph Demain
Codicil – 30th March 1800
To my wife an annuity of £4 when my youngest child reaches 21.
Witnesses : Bryan Prockter, Joseph Demain, Samuel Prockter
Probate 5th June 1800
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