Transcript of the will of Lucy Pracy 1849

	This is the last Will and Testament
	of me Lucy Pracy formerly of 16 Dalby Terrace City Road in the
	Parish of Saint Mary Islington and now of 3 Sydney Street City
	Road in the said Parish First I direct all my just debts and funeral
	expenses to be paid I then give and bequeath to my Sister Rebecca
	Fox of Acre Lane Clapham Widow ten pounds also to my Sister Ann
	Fox of 3 Garden Place Crown Street Walworth Widow nineteen pounds
	nineteen shillings also to my Niece Susan Fox of the same place nineteen
	pounds nineteen shillings Also to my Niece Rebecca Fox of Box Hill
	Sydney now residing with her Aunt Mrs Terry of the same place nine-
	teen pounds nineteen shillings Also to Mr John Ireland of
	Tabernacle Row City Road aforesaid nineteen pounds nineteen
	shillings and a further sum to the said John Ireland of Five
	pounds for a ring Also to Mr James Dyer of Finsbury Place
	South nineteen pounds nineteen shillings and a further sum to the
	said James Dyer of Five pounds for a ring Also to Miss Mary
	Payne? of Denmark Terrace Islington Five pounds for a ring Also to
	Mr & Mrs Robson of Marshall Street Silver Street Golden Square
	Five pounds cash for a ring Also to Mr and Mrs William Cooper of
	Crouch End Hornsey Five pounds cash for a ring also to Mrs Kelly
	of Newington Green Stoke Newington Five pounds Also to Mr
	and Mrs Channin? of Newington Green Stoke Newington Five pounds
	cash Also to Mrs Ireland of Tabernacle Row City Road Five pounds
	for a ring Also to Mrs Dyer of Finsbury Place South Five pounds for a
	ring Also to Mr Jasper Capper of Stoke Newington Five pounds Also to
	my Sister in Law Elizabeth Pracy of Motley St Curtain Road Ten pounds
	Also I direct my linen furniture and wearing apparel to be divided between
	my said Sister Ann Fox and my said Niece Susan Fox and the survivor
	of them living at my decease except those articles hereinafter mentioned
	namely a small mahogany box which I wish Mrs Robert Batterbee? to
	have Also a Tea Caddy with Spoon which I wish Mrs James Field to
	have also a Prayer Book bound brown with my name in it date 1833
	which I wish Mrs James Dyer to have also I give to my said Niece Susan
	Fox my Watch The Residue of my Estate I give to my Sister
	Ann Fox for her life and at her decease to my Niece Susan Fox absolutely
	but in case the said Susan Fox should die before the said Ann Fox then I
	give and bequeath the said residue to my Sister Ann Fox absolutely And
	I hereby appoint the said John Ireland and the said James Dyer as my
	Executors Witness my hand and seal this fifth day of July one thousand
	eight hundred and forty eight ===== Lucy Pracy (LS?) ===== Signed
	sealed and delivered by the Testatrix in the presence of us who have here-
	unto in her presence and in the presence of each other subscribed our
	names as witnesses thereto and at her request ===== Edw. Ireland
	of 19 Tabernacle Row ===== William Tompkins 44 Tabernacle
	Walk
	Proved at London 18^th Jan^y 1849 before The worshipful Alfred
	Waddilove Doctor of Laws and Surrogate by the oath of James Dyer one
	of the Executors to whom Admon was granted having been first sworn
	duly to administer Power reserved of making the like grant to John
	Ireland the other Executor when he shall apply for the same

The will of Lucy Pracy, 1849