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to buy mourning for her; and to Humphrey Aldridge Woodward of Dublin, ??, £20 yearly being a yearly sum provided for my said step-dau. by her marriage settlement and certain houses in Abbey Street, Dublin, and which I purchased during the life of her husband, the same to be in trust for the sole use of said Mary Houghton during the joint lives of her and her husband John Houghton and no longer.
I appoint said Humphrey Aldridge Woodward and Robert Dey (?) of the city of Dublin pub. Not. to be exe’rs; and further appoint them with said Olivia Beatty to be guardians of my said grandchildren.
Edw’d Beatty
In witness whereof 20 January 1794
Witness: J’n Nixon
N. G. Tuite
Gilb’t Bethel
Probate of the will of Edward Beatty late of the city of Dublin, merchant, dec’d, g’d to Humphrey Aldridge Woodward and Robt. Dey, Esqr’s, the exe’rs named 21 Oct. 1794.
Chancery Bill:
David, Robert (crossed out), Olivia and Frederick Beatty, minors, by Olivia Maria Beatty, widow, their mother, plts.
Thomas Bell, Humphrey Aldridge Woodward, Robert Dey, Edward Beatty and Thomas Beatty, Defts. Bill contract 11 Feb. 1805.
Bill amended 21 Feb. 1805 by order of 19th inst.
Answer Dey 27 June 1805; Answer Woodward 27 June 1805; Answer Bell 29 June 1805; Response to above 2 July 1805
Supplemental Bill entered 5 March 1807
Supplemental Bill amended 8 May 1807 by order of the 6th inst.
Answer Woodward 28 Nov. 1807; Answer Dey 22 Feb. 1808
Response to Woodward & Dey 5 Dec. 1808
Response Dey 7 Dec. 1808; response Woodward 19 Dec. 1808.
Plaintiffs: David Beatty, Robert Beatty, Frederick Beatty, minors under 21 by Olivia Beatty, widow, their mother shew. That Edward Beatty late of Dublin, merchant, grandfather to Plts. being seized of premises hereafter mentioned and of considerable personal property and having survived his son David father to the Plts, made his will dated 20 January 1794 by which he, [??Latin term], bequeathed to Thomas Bell of Dublin, Esq. that estate called Glynn or the Glynn estate Co. Wexford, purchased by him from George Ogle, Esq. and all his interest therein on trust to suffer his eldest grandson Edward Beatty (who is eldest brother to Plts) to have the profits thereof for life, then to his eldest son in tail male; remainder to his second grandson Thomas Beatty (second brother to Plts); remainder to Plt. David Beatty; remainder to Plt, Robert Beatty; remainder to Plt, Frederick Beatty; and said testator Edward Beatty also devised to said Thomas Bell his estate and lands in Co. Wicklow then lately purchased by him from J’n Read in trust for his [continues on next page]
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