| Description | Bequests to - Elizabeth Elson (granddaughter of his housekeeper Elizabeth Elson), Anne Summers, Eliza Summers & Frances Summers (daughters of Rev James Summers of St Petrox, Rev William Rees (son of Rev James Rees formerly of Hilton & now of Haverfordwest St Martin), Mrs James Rees and her sisters Mrs Smith, Mrs Morgan, Mrs Coldstream and Miss Mary Summers, Rees Parry of Aberaeron, Cardiganshire, & his children, George Parry (reputed son & son of Anne Howell formerly of Higgons Well, Haverfordwest), Mary, wife of John Davies, blacksmith, of Baptist Mills, Bristol (reputed daughter), John Richards of Carnwythig, Cardiganshire, (tenant), John Willy of Haverfordwest (friend), Joseph Davies (ploughman), John & Elizabeth Williams, Mary Williams (servant), Elizabeth Williams (daughter of John Williams, now with Captain James at Milford), Jane Hawker (servant), Mrs Mary Morris, wife of William Morris of the Back Lane, Haverfordwest, James Richards, Thomas Evans & William Davies (labourers at Scoveston), Elizabeth Elson, widow, (housekeeper), Rev Dr George Richards of Bampton, Oxfordshire, George Williams Parry of Llidiardau, Cardiganshire, John Hughes of Allt-lwyd, Llansantffraid, Cardiganshire, Edward Moore, lieutenant in Royal Navy (godson).
Property - house in High Street and stables in Back Lane, Haverfordwest St Mary; fields known as North Closes, Haverfordwest St Martin, fields known as Strife Close, Haverfordwest St Thomas; Faenor & Penllwyn, parish of Llawhaden; Crabhall, parish of Marloes; Upper Scoveston, parishes of Llanstadwell and Steynton; Little Honeyborough, parish of Llanstadwell; fields in the tenure of Widow Blethin, parish of Haroldston St Issells; field known as New Park, parish of Hubberston, (in the tenure of Dr James Gregory); Walls Close, Haverfordwest St Thomas.
To be buried by the side of his mother in Haverfordwest St Mary churchyard and to be carried to the grave by John Williams, his ploughman, William Davies, Thomas Evans & James Richards, his labourers at Scoveston, Thomas Lewis, his labourer at Haverfordwest, Daniel Mortimer, carter, John Williams, barber and William Phillips, gardener.
Executors - George Richards, George Williams Parry & John Hughes.
Witnesses - Joseph Potter, Edward Potter & George Makeig.
Will dated 30 September 1820
Codicil dated 18 November 1820 |