| In the Name of God Amen I Thomas
Hoggart of Glazedale in the parish of Danby in the County of York Yeoman
being of sound and perfect mind and memory do make publish and declare
This my Last Will and Testament in manner and form following firs I give
and devise unto my Wife Mary Hoggart the sum of Five pounds a year During
her natural Life to be paid her half yearly by two equal proportions the
first payment to be made at the end of six months next after my Death also
I give to my said Wife all the money that belonged to her before our marriage
and the sum of Eighteen pounds that I Borrowed of her since all this money
to be paid her at my Death I give unto my wife Mary all the Househould
goods and forniture beds beding and Linnen a clock that was belonging her
before Marriage also I give to my grandson Thomas Welfet one wardrobe cubbart
to my Grandson George Wellfet one seeinglass and two Chairs to my Grandaughter
Elizabeth Welfet one bed bedstead and all belonging to it to my grandson
John Welfet to have the long table to my grandson Joseph Welfet the arm
Chair and squab to my Grandson William Welfet 2 Chairs and a bedstead to
my Grandson Ralph Welfet two Chaires and a Round Table also I give unto
my Daughter Judeth Wellfet all that my Messuage tennement farme and Lands
situate in the Township of Glazedale in the parish of Danby in the County
of york now in my own possession With the appurtenances thereunto belonging
but Chargeable with the payment of the aforesaid Legacies and yearly annuity
all my just debts and my funeral Expences and I do nominate and appoint
my Daughter Judeth Wellford sole Executorex of this my Last Will and Testament
This I make revoaking all other Will or Wills Heretofore by me made or
published in tesstamony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this
Fourteenth of march in the year of our Lord one Thousand Eight Hundred
and Thirty one Signed sealed published and Declared by the Testator Thomas
Hoggart as and for his last will and Testament in the presence of us at
his request Have Set our names as witness hereto
Witneses
------------------------------------------------------------ Died 3rd April 1831 ------------------------------------------------------------ I do hereby certify that on the twenty
third day of April in the year of our Lord 1831, Judith Wellford (Wife
of William Wellford) of Newton Mulgrave in the Parish of Lyth in the North
Riding of the County of York, the Daughter and sole Executrix named in
this the last Will and Testament, of Thomas Hoggart, late of Glazedale
in the Parish of Danby, in the Diocese of York, Yeoman, deceased, was sworn
well and truly to execute and perform the same, and that the whole of the
goods, chattels, and credits of the said deceased, within the Diocese of
York, do not amount in value to the sum of One hundred Pounds.
Died 3rd April 1831
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It can be seen from JL O'Connor's book 'Hearts of Oak' that Judith HOGGART,
daughter of the above testator, married William WELFORD in Ugthorpe on the 15th November 1812 (the children of this match are also shown).
Three days later they were married again, on the 18th Nov 1812, by Daniel Duck at the C of E church at Danby. This line - the
WELFORD family of America House - are said to be known for supplying Cleveland Bay horses to the Royal Family.
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