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Hi,
I have a few more questions concerning my grandfather Fred Johnsons service records as follows:

1 - In the attached copy on 14/2/1918 and 23/61918 his battalion (the West Yorkshire Regiment) is given as what looks like "5.2 (G)". On searching the web the closest I can find is "52 Batallion (Graduated) - what is this?.
2 - In the same copy further down Fred is transferred to Army Reserve "B" then below it is the following "Permitted to proceed to sea for a period of 12 months from". What does this mean and why?
3 - On the second copy, under wounded, it specifies "Slight France 1914 List 7864"
What is List 7864? could it be an error as his army number was 8864.
Thanks in advance
Brian

I have a copy of the will of my ggg grandfather which is extremely difficult to read. I have managed to transcribe most of it and "think" I understand it's meanings but there are a couple of things I am not sure of and was hoping for some more opinions.
Before I give you my transcription a little background on the main characters may help.
The will is for Gawen Elliott a cattle dealer from Morpeth in Northumberland who died in 1871. He had two children by his first wife Ann and they were called Mary Ann and Henry. Mary Ann was deceased by the time of her father's death but left three children. Henry "lived" with Margaret Doyle and they never married They had three children Gawen (my gg grandfather) , Henrietta and Mary Jane (who died as a child). Gawen senior married for a second time (she was called Jane) but they had no children.

The transcript of the main part of the will is as follows:

....... to my dear wife Jane Elliott the annuity or annual sum of Eighteen pounds
for and during that term of her natural life that same to be paid to her 
by equal half yearly payments on the twelth day of  May and the twelfth
day of November in  each year and the first half yearly payment  thereof
to be made on such of those as shall first happen after my decease
also form further trust to pay to Garwen Henry Armstrong  Margaret Ann
Armstrong and Jane Armstrong children of my late daughter  Mary Ann 
Armstrong the legacy or sum of ten pounds each to be paid to them respectively
 on their attaining their respective ages of twenty one years And as to all
the rest residue and remainder of my said estate and effects I direct my said
Trustees to stand possessed thereof in trust to pay the principal interest
and proceeds thereof unto my son Henry Elliott for and having the term of
his natural life and from age after his decease I declare  that the said
residue and remainder of my estate and effects shall be in trust for
Gawen the reputed son of  my said son Henry by Margaret Doyle To
the whom I bequeath the same absolutely but the principal of such residue 
not to be paid to him till he attains age of twenty five years of age this
this interest thereof in the meantime to be paid to him as the same becomes? due? and 
I appoint the said James Hood and John George Brown  Executers of this my will  ...........

My understanding is as follows:
- Jane will receive £18 per year
- Mary Ann's three children will each be given £10 when they reach 21 years of age.
- Henry will receive the interest from Gawens trust for the rest of his life
- Gawen (Henry's son) will also receive interest from the trust and the capital will be paid to him when he reaches 25.
I am not quite sure how this worked - does this mean Gawen got all his grandfathers money and goods when he reached 25? Or did he only inherit after his father Henry died?
Any clarity would be welcome.