Will of Jonathan Abbett

In the Name of God Amen I Jonathan Abbett of the Parish of Lewisham in the County of Kent Tailor being of sound mind and understanding do make this my last Will and Testament as followeth ffirst I do make and ordain my honoured ffather Thomas Abbett of Hampton in the County of Middlesex to be the sole Executor of this my Will and Testament as to my Burial I desire that I may be buried in Hampton Church Yard not less than ten feet deep and that my Grave may have Head foot and Round Grave Stones to it I give to my Wife Eliza Abbett five shillings of lawful money to be paid by my Executor at my decease I also give unto my Wife Eliza Abbett the whole of my Stock of Wine I give to my ffather Thomas Abbett my share of a Copyhold Premises adjoining Hampton Church Yard and now in the occupation of Meford Wooldridges and others and being part of the Manor of Hampton Court I give to my Brother George Abbett the whole of my Stock in Trade I give to my Sister Maria Abbett my Gold Watch having my name Engraved thereon I give to my Brother Edward Abbett the whole of my Wearing Apparel with respect to my ffurniture Goods and Chattels of every description I desire that they may be sold to pay my debts In Witness whereof I have set my hand and seal the twenty first day of May in the Year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirty four
Witnesses Robert Spencer _ Joshua Harbour _ Samuel Paris
(Appearance by Joshua Harbour of Hampton in the County of Middlesex 12 September 1834 in relation to Jonathan Abbett late of Lewisham in the County of Kent but at Hampton in the County of Middlesex deceased)
Proved at London 26 September 1834
PCC Prob11/1835