| Reference Number | DSCAM/5/5/4/19-23 |
| Title | Wills and trust deeds: Mary Green and William Green [the younger] |
| Description | Will (18 Nov. 1817) of Margaret Green, now wife of William Green of Dudley, Worcs., Esq.; recites her marriage settlement of 10-11 May 1815, as Margaret Reade of Gardiner Place, co. Dublin and her fortune of £10137 10/- (of which £6137 10/- [Irish currency] is on mortgage of perpetual rentcharge of property on co. Kilkenny etc.); exercises power under settlement and appoints all her estate to her husband, who is sole executor. |
| Appointment (30 Sept. 1820) by Margaret Green, now of Moneyhull Hall, parish of Kings Norton, Worcs., of the £6137 10/-, subject to there being no surviving issue of the marriage living to adulthood. |
| Attested copy of the will (dated 18 Nov. 1824) of William Green, late of Moneyhull Hall, now of Liverpool, Lancashire, Esq.; income from the sum of £6137 10/-, to wife for life, then £200 to the surviving children of the testator's brother Jonathan, by his present wife Sarah, as tenants in common; half of balance to the children of his late father William Green, by his late [second] wife Ann - John Green, Elizabeth Green, Ann Jane Green, Mary Green and James Green - equally, as tenants in common; income from other half to brother Joseph, for life, then capital to Joseph's children equally, as tenants in common; minor bequests; all other estate to wife; executors, William Potter of Liverpool, gentleman, Joseph Green Bourne of Dudley, gentleman and Margaret Green (wife). Examined, 13 Dec. 1826. |
| Copy will (dated 3 Aug. 1849) of Margaret Green, late of Grosvenor Street, now of 80 Finch Street, Liverpool, widow; trust for sale, for the benefit of Mary Anne Richardson and Jane Richardson, spinsters, now living with her; executor, James Birkett of Liverpool, gentleman |
| Release (1 June 1854) from James Birkett (as executor of Margaret Green) to Joseph Green Bourne (as sole executor of his father, James Bourne, who was surviving trustee of Margaret Green's marriage settlement); recites that Mrs Green did not prove her husband's will, which was proved by Bourne in Sept. 1853, that there were considerable arrears of interest on the mortgage, losses sustained by the Bournes, but {nominal} excess of their receipts over payments; acceptance of £1200 by Birkett in settlement. |
| Date | 1817-1854 |
| AccessStatus | Open |
| Extent | 5 items |
| Level | Item |