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KR - Fellowes Collection: records of the Fellowes family, Lords de Ramsey, and its estates
- R35 - Deeds and papers
  - 3 - Bundle of papers relating to the Will of the late Mrs Emma Fellowes of 15 Lower Berkeley Street, Middlesex, formerly of Felthorpe Hall. Norfolk, widow of William Henry Fellowes of Ramsey Abbey, and to the administration of her affairs.

RefNo	KR/R35/3/1
AltRefNo	R35/3/1
Title	Probate of the Will and Codicil of Mrs Fellowes.
Description	Among other things, she directs trustees of the will of her late husband to stand possessed of the sum of £20,000 3 per cent reduced bank annuities upon trust to divide the same equally between three of her children, Richard and James Fellowes and Emma, Lady Bayning. Her share of a capital sum of stock (under the will of her late brother, Edward Henry Benyon) to be equally divided between three of her grandchildren, James Herbert and Emily Gertruded, the son and daughter of James Fellowes, and Inna, the daughter of Edward Fellowes. To her godson, Henry John Thornhill, youngest son of the late George Thornhill of Diddington, £100. To the Tresuarer of the Infirmary at Huntingdon, for that charity, £200 free of legacy duty or tax. Appoints her sons, Edward and Richard Fellowes, executors, and her daughter, Emma, Lady Bayning, executrix of her will.
Date	9th April 1862
CreatorName	Fellowes family, Lords de Ramsey of Abbots Ripton
Repository	Huntingdonshire Archives

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Code	PersonName	Dates
F/0004	Fellowes; family; of Ramsey Abbey; Barons de Ramsey	1660-Present
P/0037	Fellowes; William Henry (1769-1837); MP; of Ramsey Abbey	1769-1837
P/0038	Fellowes; Lord; Edward (1809-1887); 1st Baron de Ramsey; of Ramsey Abbey, MP	1809-1887
F/0010	Thornhill; family; of Diddington Hall	11th Century-Present
P/0062	Thornhill; George (1783-1852); MP, High Sheriff of Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire (1836); of Diddington Hall	1783-1852

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