The last Will and Testament of me Mary RYALL of Wareham in the County of Dorset Widdow made and published this Fourteenth Day of September 1756 I give and bequeath to each of my three Nieces Ann LAMB Frances
CRIBB & Mary CRIBB the Sume of Fifty Pounds to be paid
by my Executor And my Will is that my Niece Frances CRIBB
shall have & enjoy the Income of my Estate called Swailes Breach
in the Parish of Morden from half a Year after my Death dureing the
remainder of the terme to come on the same, and if she should mary
and have Child or Children and should Dye & leave such Child or
Children my Will is that such Child or Children after her Dicease
shall have & enjoy the same in Manner as the Law directs with
respect to Leasehold Estates And further my Will is that if my said
Niece Frances CRIBB shall happen to dye unmarried or if
Married & leave no Children , That then & in such Case my
said Estate at Morden Call'd Swailes Breach shall returne to my
said Niece Mary CRIBB and to her Child or Children in the same
manner to be held & enjoyed by her as them as is mention'd
above & with respect to her sister Frances CRIBB. And if
it should so happen that my said Niece Mary CRIBB should
happen to Dye a Single Woman or Married not having any Child that
then and in such Case my said Estate called Swailes Breach shall
remain to my other Niece Ann LAMB & be her Heirs during
the remainder of the sd Terme. (Attestation Clause) Geo GIGGER Elisabeth RABETH 1764 Jan 31 William CRIBB Senr & Anne his Wife within named were sworn faithfully to Perform the Will according to law & exhibit a true & perfect Inventory unto Archdeacon Court of Dorset at the time assigned by the Court John HUTCHINS Rector of Wareham Surrogate legally deputed |