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second grandson said Thomas Beatty for life, then to his heirs male; remainder to Plts successively; remainder to his said first grandson Edward Beatty; and did bequeath the residue of his estate real and personal to Plts Equally, same to be invested for Plts during their minority, and appointed Humphrey Aldridge Woodward of city of Dublin, Esq., and Robert Dey of city of Dublin, Pub. Not. to be exrs and appointed Plts mother Olivia guardian with said exrs of said grandchildren, and which will was proved in Prerogative Court by sd exrs. That said Testator intended by said will that the savings of said two estates so devised to Edward and Thomas Beatty during their minority should, after allowance had been made to maintain sd Edward and Thomas, be allowed to accumulate to increase the fortunes of the Plts. That without the aid of said savings the fortunes of Plts would be but trifling, the more especially because a sum of £5,000 part of the purchase of the Co. Wicklow estate which remained unpaid at the death of Edward Beatty has been paid out of his personal fortune. That Testator intended said residuary property should maintain said five grandsons and grand-dau. Olivia Beatty, and which residuary estate without the means as aforesaid is inadequate. That the rental of the Glynn estate produces £600 per an’m and the Co. Wicklow estate £500 per an’m. That said Trustee and Exrs considered that such allowance should be made to Pltfs. That said Woodward and Dey have possessed themselves of all the residuary estate and they with said Thomas Bell and said Edward and Thomas Beatty keep the savings of said two estates and Edward and Thomas Beatty insist they will retain said savings to themselves. Plts pray relief in the premises.
Bill entered 11 Feb. 1805, amended 21 Feb. 1805 by order of 19th inst.
Chancery Bill:
David Beatty, Rev. Thomas Peyton Slapp and Olivia his wife, and Frederick Beatty a minor by Olivia Maria his mother & guardian, Plts.
Robert Dey and Humphrey A. Woodward, Defts.
Bill entered 21 January 1808, No ans.
Plaintiffs David Beatty, Rev. Thomas Peyton Slapp, and Olivia Slapp alias Beatty his wife, and Frederick Beatty a minor by Olivia Maria Beatty his mother and guardian appointed by this Hon. Court, shew. That on 7 March 1807 Plts David, Frederick and Olivia, who were then all minors under 21 by said Olivia Maria Beatty their guardian filed their supplemental bill in this Hon. Court against Robert Dey and Humphrey Aldrich Woodward, Esqs calling them to account for their default of the debts due to Edward Beatty, deceased. That Plts should be decreed the balance due on ?? thereof and also be decreed a debt due by Zacharias Jackson. That said Zacharias Jackson had deposited the security of said debt his books at a charge of 10 guineas yearly for storage from 30 Sept.
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