Then I give and bequeath to my Daughter Valentina Ridley the Bed and the whole Furniture of
the Chamber over the Kitchen
and also to my aforesaid Daughter Valentina Ridley the Sum of one hundred Pounds to be paid to her by my Executors
hereinafter mentioned in the space of six Months next after my Interrment
Then I give to my Son John Ridley of the Parish of Westram in the County of Kent and to my Son in Law John Smith of Trotters Cliffe in the said County all and singular the Remainder of my Goods and Effects Husbandry Tackling Stock of all kinds Bills and Bonds and Implements of what nature soever to be betwixt my said Son John Ridley and Son in Law John Smith equally and Justly divided
do make my said Son and Son in Law my Joint Executors and am desirous that after Paying the aforesaid Legacy my Lawfull Debts and Funeral Expences they will in Brotherly Love make an equal Division as aforesaid
Do Conclude this my last Will and Testament disannulling and making void all other Words and Wills whatever
this fifteenth day of May in the Year of Our Lord one thousand seven hundred
and fifty five as Witness my Hand and Seal John Ridley
(Attestation Clause)
Benj: Maddon - Philip Baker - James Slate
Proved at London 2 June 1755
Will of John Ridley