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The Will of
Thomas WHITEMAN
(1729-1810)
I have copied the following transcript from the web site of
Andrew David William Geering.
Will Registers 1541-1857
Transcribed by K. W. Holmes on the 13th February 2002
from WSCRO Film No. 1327
Whiteman Thomas, Farmer Udimore 1813. Register No. A71. p431. 9
In the name of God Amen. I
Thomas Whiteman
of Udimore in the County of Sussex Farmer do make and declare this my last
Will and testament in manner following First I give devise and bequeath unto
my loving wife Sarah Whiteman all my real and personal estate
whatsoever and wheresoever and all my ready money and securities for Money
that shall be owing to me at my decease what shall remain after my just
Debts and Funeral Expenses are fully paid and satisfied for the term of her
natural life for her own personal benefit and after her decease what shall
remain left from my estate to my four children in four equal parts share and
share alike (that is to say John Whiteman, Wm. Whiteman,
Alice the wife of John Larkin, Mary the wife of John
Bourne if any of my children should die in my lifetime their part to go
to their own child or children if they have any if the leave no children
then the part or parts to go to my remaining children share alike. I give
devise and bequeath all my real and personal estate whatsoever and
wheresoever all ready moneys and security for money to my loving wife
Sarah Whiteman, John Fuller, Wm. Morley. And I do
appoint my loving wife Sarah Whiteman executrix and my wife's brother
John Fuller and Wm. Morley of Brede Executors of this
my last will and testament in witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand
and seal the 2 of April in the year of our Lord 1805.
Thomas Whiteman …? Signed delivered and published …..? for …..? last
Will and Testament in the presence of us who subscribed our names as witness
in the Testators presence at his Request - Rich'd Chestern,
Christopher Collins ….? Wm. Morley.
(Probate)
On the tenth day of February in the Year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and thirteen.
Because Sarah Whiteman the Executrix named in the last Will and
Testament of Thomas Whiteman late of Udimore within the Archdeaconry
of Lewes Farmer deceased departed this life in the lifetime of the testator
and John Fuller and William Morley the other executors have by
an instrument in writing bearing a date the 9th day of this instant February
renounced all their Right Title and Interest to their Executriship.
Therefore administration …? This Will annexed was granted by us to John
Whiteman and William Whiteman the former and two of the Residuary
legatees named in the said Will. They being first sworn well and faithfully
to administer the same and so forth. Sworn also that the Good, Chattels and
Effects of the said deceased do not amount in value unto eight hundred
pounds.
WHITEMAN
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