| Description | DSCAM/3/107/1: Probate (17 Aug. 1829) of the will (dated 21 Mar. 1809) of George Creighton of Dudley, Worcs., gentleman.
Farm and 100 acres of land and common rights in the parish of Stoke Saint Milborough, Salop, 4 messuages etc. in King Street, Dudley, one in his own occupation, and 2 in Hall Street, and a malthouse now used as a warehouse and candle house in King Street, upon trust to pay rents to wife, Elizabeth Creighton, until the various children who are to inherit them reach the age of 21; Salop property and own house in King Street, to son John at 21; Hall Street property to daughter Sarah; malthouse premises to daughter Violetta, charged with £200 for daughter Sarah; and 3 messuages in King Street to daughter Ann; provisions for minorities; property of any child dying a minor and without surviving issue passes to others in equal shares as tenants in common; household effects to wife for life, thence to daughters; specified furniture to son; personal estate to be realised and income paid to wife for life, then £500 to son and balance divided between daughters, again with provisions shoul any child die a minor etc.; should all die thus, real and personal estate, subject to wife's life interest, to the eldest son of his brother Samuel Creighton, who resides in North Britain.
Executors: William Fellows of Dudley, gentleman and John Davies of the same, nail ironmonger. |