Probate document 1818 - help with 3 little words please.

[Emmeline]

Please help with following :-    Word after Chattels and......

Word after Widow deceased which.........

Word after the grandmother, next of kin and..........

Many thanks.

[Koromo]

 Chattels and hedits (?):  probably an abbreviation for hereditaments

 Widow deceased which since her death:  with a long 's'

 the grandmother, next of kin and ... hard to tell when the lower part is cut off. Is it an E? Could it be an abbreviation for Executor?



Koromo

[mike175]

I think the first might be Credits.

I agree with Koromo about the others.

Mike.

[Emmeline]

Thank you Koromo. Fancy me not seeing the word since - sometimes one can look and try too hard.

Could it be Chattels and credits  

There are 4 pages of probate altogether - am doing quite well with them but just sticking on the odd word.

Rebecca Buskin left 3 little boys orphaned - except for Grandma they were all alone  

Thanks again........

PS Hello Mike - just about to post and you beat me. Perhaps we are correct with credits 

[mike175]

On reflection, as a woman she would have been Executrix, so I'm less certain about that one.

Mike.

[mike175]

Hi Emmeline,

After a little research, I believe it is Curator or Guardian

Legal definition: "a guardian of a minor, lunatic, or other incompetent, esp. with regard to his or her property"

Mike. 

[Emmeline]

Hello Mike - Yes, I feel sure you are correct with Curator. A word we do not use today in the context of a Guardian. Thank you.

Have copied a little further down  the page and feel sure now the word I queried originally is credits.
May have to call on you again later Mike.........