The Will of
Richard Bewley Caton
Died 1973of Blanford Square, London
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This is the last and only Will and Testiment of me
The Reverand Richard Bewley Caton
of 21 Hanover Square in the Parish of Marylebone in the County of Middlesex, Clerk.
I Give and Bequeath the principle sum of one Thousand and Five Hundred Pounds, which is secured to me upon the Estate now enjoyed by me situate at Binbrook in the County of Lincoln, unto my two sons Richard Redmond Caton and Thurston Bewly Caton to be devided between them in equall shares and proportions as also any Estate term or interes in the same State which may be now in my or in any other pweson for my benifit for serving that said priciple sum of one thousand and five hundred pounds upon condition that they my two sons Richard Redmond Caton and Thurston Bewley Caton make? to their sister Maria Eliza Kinchant an annuity of fifty pounds a year for her life and failing so to do that then and in that case she the said Maria Eliza Kinchant shall be entitled to out this of the said one Thousand Five Hundred Pounds.
I Give and Devise all my messuarges lands and hereditaments with their appertainances situate in or about or near to the parish? or township of Binbrook in the County of Lincoln or any other estate or interest I may have therein and whatever in possession or conversion remainder or expertaury? and also all my lands messuages and hereditaments with their appertainances situate in or about or near to the Parish of Bishop Norton in the county of Lincoln and wherever in possesion conversion remainder or exportaury? unto my Eldest son Richard Redmon Caton his heir and assigns for ever.
I Give and Devise all my messuages lands and Hereditaments situate in or about or near to the Parish of Saxton near Scoben in the county of Norfolk with their apputanances and also all my messuages lands and hgeriditaments and parts and shares of Messuages lands and hereditaments situate at Flixton insindug? in the county of Lincoln whatever freehod or copyhold and ahatever in possession conversion remainder or Expertauary unto my youngest son Thurston Bewley Caton his heirs and assigns for ever.
I Give and Bequeath the household furniture linin china, my family arms china coroptd? jewelry and householf stores of which I shall be possed to my beloved wife Harriet Caton absolutly.
I Bequeath to my said wife such part of the plate as bears the crest of the Harrison family.
I Bequeath my two leashold messuages or tenaments No.9 Seymour place and No.2 Rutford Place all in the parish of St Marylebone in the County of Middlesex with their apperatanances to my wife Harriet Caton and for her assigns for her life, she or they paying the several and respective covanants under which the same messuages and Tenement respectivly mat be hers and at her decease to my said two sons Richard Redmond Caton and Thurston Bewley Caton their execoutors administators and assigns between them in equall shares and propoertions as tenants in common for the residue of the said term.
I Bequeath the interest of the sum of two thousand pounds to my said wife Harriet Caton secured by the Rev. John Coles and Josiah Coles his son for for their life and at her death to my two sons Richard Redmond Caton and Thurston Bewley Caton to be devided between them in equall shares and proportions as tennants in common and for securing the same and all arreas of interest which shall be due theron at my deease and for the better enabling my said wife during her life tp recieve the interest of the said mortages debts and at her decease to my two sons Richard Redmond Caton and Thurston Bewley Caton to rewcieve the interest and capital thereof.
I Give and Devise to her and mt two sons all the lands and hereditament as described in the said Dubentures for securing the same or such interest in the said lands and Hereditaments as I have power to dispose of by this my said WILL to use the same unto and to the use of said wife and her assigns for her life and at her death to my two sons according tp the several and respective nature and qualities of the said lands and hereditamnts subject neverthelass to such equity of redemption if any as may happen to be subsisting under or by virture of the same securites or Mortage and in case he said mortage debts of one housand sheet 3
As WITNESS my hand,
this twenty third day of June 1860
Richard Bewley Caton Signed by the said Richard Bewley Caton as and for his last will and testiment in the presence of us together present at the same time who in his presence at his request and in the presence of each other have hereunto subcribed our names as Witnesses:
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Public Trustee, Nelson
PROBATE 4th April 1864The Will of the Reverend Richard Bewley Caton late of 21 Blanford Square in the Parish of Marylebone in the County of Middlesex Clerk deceased who died 24th January 1864 at Blandford Square aforesaid, was proved at the Principle Registry by Oaths of
Richard Redmond Caton of 17 York Street, Portman Square in the said parish Esquire, and Thurston bewley Caton of 29 Milson Street in the city of Bath Esquire the Sons of the said deceased, Two of the executors named in the said WILL they having first sworn duly to administer.
Power being reserved of granting probate of the said WILL to Harriet Caton Widow the relict of the said deceased, The other Executor named in the said Will.
Estate and Effects of the said deceased;
Under £ 30,000
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