Thomas FAULL - Will
Crowan
13 May 1804?
Will of Thomas FAULL deceased, proved in Common Form before Edmund GILBERT
Clerk, Master of Arts, Official.
And ADMION of all and singular the Goods of the deceased and anyway concerning
the Will was granted to Elizabeth FAULL the wife of the deceased and sole
Executrix named in the said Will.
Being first sworn.
No 785 Saving to Inventory, Stamp ten shillings
Will – Thomas FAULL 1799
In the name of God Amen.
I, Thomas FAULL, of the parish of Crowan in the County of Cornwall, a
yeoman, being in perfect sound and disposing mind and memory do this nineth
(sic) day of March one thousand seven hundred and ninety nine do make and
declare this my last Will and Testament in manner and form following. (That
is to say)
First I give and bequeath my soul to God, that gave it trusting in the
merit of the death and Resurrection of Jesus Christ my Saviour and Redeemer
for the forgiveness of all my sins and my Body to Decent Burial to the
discretion of my Executrix herein named and appointed
Item, I give and bequeath all my Effects, Goods and Chattles (sic) of
whatsoever unto my beloved Wife Elizabeth FAULL, during her Widowhood, who
I do make admin of my whole and sole Executrix of this my last Will and Testament.
And if my Wife should marry my Effects shall be equally divided amongst
my children, my child Mary shall have three shares of the income until she
shall attain the age of sixteen or the youngest then surviving. And
my Will is that if my Wife do continue a Widow, it may and shall be her
Power to make a Will and dispose of my Effects as she shall think proper.
And if my Wife should die Leaving my children, or any of them Minors, or
under age, I do appoint my Brother-in-laws Francis and James SANDOE Guardians
in trust over my children untill (sic) the youngest is of age. As Witness
my Hand and Seal the day above written.
The sign of Thomas FAULL
Signed Sealed Published and Declared in presence of us
Henry ODGER
The sign of Richard SANDOE
Transcribed by Jacqy FAULL, May 2000