| Description | Those named include: Benjamin Whitehouse of Woodbank, Sedgley, ironmaster, Susanna Matilda, his wife, Ernest O'Brien Whitehouse, of Woodbank, Sedgley, iron merchant, Mervyn Turberville Whitehouse of Woodbank, Sedgley, medical student, Wilfred Jackson of High Street Smethwick, County surgeon and his wife, Grace Emily, George Osborn of Loch View, Gourock, Renfrewshire, Lieutenant Colonel Royal Artillery and his wife, Alice Mary Osborn, Walter Henry Hickman of Redhall, Broome and Mary Hickman, his wife, Susannah Matilda Whitehouse, of Woodbank, Sedgley, spinster, Evelyn Mabel Whitehouse, of the same place, spinster, Reverend William Alfred Howell Lewis, of Upper Gornal and Ernest O'Brien Whitehouse; the document gives a history of the trust set up by the marriage settlement, notes that there are eight children from the marriage now living, gives a valuation of the existing assets and grants Reverend Lewis release and indemnity as he retires as a trustee; fourteen wax seals attached; a memorandum is attached by the Estate Duty Office, dated 17 August 1917, for Benjamin Whitehouse deceased |