Some Account of the Tree Family And Its Connections in England And America
Some Account of the Tree Family And Its Connections in England And America
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Gives to his son, Lambert Tree, his house at Budge, also his house at Beckington called "Cliffords" also his houses in Beckington called "Wereatts" and "Phil- lips" — directs that said Lambert shall pay to Elizabeth Tree, the daughter of said Simon by his first wife Ann Tree, the sum of six hundred pounds when she is twenty-one.
To his son, William, he gives all his messuages in the parish of Berkley, Beckington and Standerwick, which some years before said Simon purchased of Alexander TTilman....
To his wife Eleanor Tree, a certain property in Norton St. Philip called " Hosiers." To Mary Tree, daughter by his present wife, a certain property which he holds through the Earl of Abingdon.
This will was proved February 6, 1762.
The will of Anna Tbee of Budge in the Parish of Beckington, Widow — dated January 13, 1788.
To her son-in-law, Samuel Stafford of Dilton's March in the Parish of Westbury, Wilts, she gives the 31 THE TREE FAMILY IN ENGLAND property in Budge which she recently purchased in fee of Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gives to his son, Lambert Tree, his house at Budge, also his house at Beckington called "Cliffords" also his houses in Beckington called "Wereatts" and "Phil- lips" — directs that said Lambert shall pay to Elizabeth Tree, the daughter of said Simon by his first wife Ann Tree, the sum of six hundred pounds when she is twenty-one.
To his son, William, he gives all his messuages in the parish of Berkley, Beckington and Standerwick, which some years before said Simon purchased of Alexander TTilman....
To his wife Eleanor Tree, a certain property in Norton St. Philip called " Hosiers." To Mary Tree, daughter by his present wife, a certain property which he holds through the Earl of Abingdon.
This will was proved February 6, 1762.
The will of Anna Tbee of Budge in the Parish of Beckington, Widow — dated January 13, 1788.
To her son-in-law, Samuel Stafford of Dilton's March in the Parish of Westbury, Wilts, she gives the 31 THE TREE FAMILY IN ENGLAND property in Budge which she recently purchased in fee of Mr.
What to read after Some Account of the Tree Family And Its Connections in England And America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leach, Josiah Granville, 1842-1922 to read onlineMoreLess
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