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RefNoKFE/1/38
AltRefNoFE 38
TitleCopy of will John Hagar
Descriptionto younger son Robert Hagar-£3,500 at 21. daughter Ann HAgar-£3,500 at 21 at marriage Untill these portions become payable, these two children are to receive £1,000 per year payable quarterly. The portions and maintenance are to be paid out of personal estate and if that is insufficient to be charged on real estate. Ann is also to receive gold watch and jewells that belonged to J. Hagar's late wife at 21. to eldest son, John Hewett Hagar, in tail, rem. to Robert in tall, rem. to Ann in tail, rem. to nephew, William Lightfoot in fee (provided he John is also to receive rem. of personal estate. adopts name Hagar) to poor of Waresley-£10 to be distributed as bread. executor and guardian of younger children: nephew William Lightfoot who is to receive £50, and may reinburse himself out of personal estate for expenses incurred.
Date6 November 1746. P.C.C. 18 March 1747. Watermark 1809
CreatorNameEarl of Feversham
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives
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