File D. D. 1,109. - Office Copy Of The Will, dated 19 Jan. 1857, of John Williams of Denbigh, M.D. Testator bequeathed as follows:- To ...,

Office Copy Of The Will, dated 19 Jan. 1857, of John Williams of Denbigh, M.D. Testator bequeathed as follows:- To Sarah (wife of Hugh Bridgen Peake of Worcester, esq.), for her life, my freeholds called the Grove house and The Grove (subject to an annuity of £10 to my old servant, Edward Roberts, now of Vale Street, Denbigh, grocer, for his life), with remainder to her daughters, Ellen and Agnes; to my nephew, John Williams, of Abergele, surgeon, the tmt called Caegwyn in p. Henllan and Ala fowlio farm in p. Henllan for his life (subject to an annuity of £25 to my niece, Mary Senior, of Doncaster, for her life), with remainder to his issue. Testator also mentions:- My niece, Anne Paul; my late wife's son, John Waring; Mary Anne Anwyl Jones, grand daughter of my late wife; my niece, Jane Pring; my niece, Elizabeth Callaghan; my nephew, John William Paul; David Anwyl Jones, brother of the said Mary Anne Anwyl Jones; my step-dau., Mary Anne Wynne (wife of Brownlow Wynne Wynne); Evan Lewis Davies and Thomas Gee; Jacob Cubitt Pring, husband of Jane Pring; my step-dau., Elizabeth Abraham, formerly Elizabeth Jones. The said Anne Paul to be residuary legatee and executrix. Witnesses: Richard Williams, Vale Street, Denbigh; J. Meredith Williams, solicitor, Denbigh. First codicil, dated 27 May 1856, by which testator varies some of his bequests and mentions the following:- William Waring, John Hugh Waring, Robert Jones Waring (now in Australia), and Elizabeth Sarah, Mary Ellen, and Catherine Jane, all children of the late John Waring; John Anwyl Jones is dec. Witnesses: Richard Williams, Vale Street, Denbigh; Moses Hughes, servant of Dr Williams. Second codicil, dated 19 Jan. 1857. Witnesses: Richard Williams, Vale Street, Denbigh; Moses Hughes, servant of Dr Williams. Third codicil, dated 21 June 1858. Witnesses: Richard Williams, Vale Street, Denbigh; Moses Hughes, servant of Dr Williams. Proved in London on 12 Jan. 1859 by the executrix.