My son John Foord Marriner to have my
gold watch and wearing apparel the moneys in the Norrwich Life Insurance
Office and Saving Bank
I bequeath Fifty Pounds to my son Robert Foord, Burges of Maidstone in the county of Kent Plumber.
Nineteen pounds nineteen shillings to Fredric Marriner of Chatham Baker ten pounds to each of
my sisters Mrs Sarah Masters and Mrs Jane Gillingham at Cerne Abbis,
Dorsetshire if living at my decease.
Fifty pounds to my daughter Ann Mary Wyles twenty pounds to my beloved wife Elizabeth Foord
and my son John Foord Marriner to have the residue after my my funeral expenses and just
debts are paid the money in the bankers hands to be bought into the Bank of
England in the names of my e'ors hereafter named and the interest if not
required for my beloved wife Elizabeth Foord to be divided equally between
my son John Foord Marriner�s children and my daughter Ann Mary Wyles
children
at the decease of my wife Elizabeth Foord my son John Foord
Marriner to have my freehold and leasehold houses situated in King Street on
the Brook and in Richard Street in Chatham in the county of Kent and the
money in the Bank of England and three hundred pounds mortgage on Mr
John Dicksons house to be equally divided between my son John Foord
Marriner�s children and my daughter Ann Mary Wyles children as they arrive
to the age of twenty one years and I appoint my son John Foord Marriner
and Mr John Henry Ricken Iron founder of Chatham my hole and sole
executors and this is my last will and testament and I renounce all other wills I(n) witness
hereof I have set my hand and seal this twenty six of July one thousand eight
hundred and forty nine. Signed ~ Robert Foord
Witness's Thomas Wells Sen'r ~ Thomas Wells Jun'r July 26th 1849
In the Prerogative court of Canterbury
In the goods of Robert Foord, deceased.
Appeared personally Thomas Wells the elder of Chatham in the county of
Kent Timber merchant and made oath that he is one of the subscribes witness
to the last will and testament hereunto annexed of the said Robert Foord late of
Chatham aforesaid plumber deceased bearing date the twenty six day of July
one thousand eight hundred and forty nine and the deponent further made oath
that on the said twenty six day of July one thousand eight hundred and forty
nine the said testator duly executed his said will on signing his name at the
foot or end thereof in the presence of this deponent and of Thomas Wells the
younger the other subscribed witness thereto who were both present at the
same time and this deponent and the said Thomas Wells the younger
thereupon attested and subscribed the said will in the presence of the said
testator and of each other - Thomas Wells senior - on the thirtieth day of
October 1854 the said Thomas Wells the elder was duly sworn to the truth of
this affidavit before me A Waddilove __? Pres't, W G Jennings Not'y Pub'c
Proved at London 6th Nov 1854 before the worshipful Alfred Waddilove of Laws and Surrogate by the oaths of John Foord Marriner and John Henry Ricken the executors to whom adm�n was granted being first sworn duly to administer.
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