My go too - will post as I just finished typing it
but very much same as Barbara has found - my one real difference is the phrase used twice, which I think is
wheresoever situated?
-lowing Inventory of the Personal Estate of the late Mary Ann
Moir or Cairney, was presented for registration in this Register
conform to law by Henry Lorimer, Solicitor, Arbroath. Inventory
of the Personal or Moveable Estate and Effects
wheresoever situatedof the late Mrs Mary Ann Moir or Cairney residing at Lochland Street
Arbroath, who died at Arbroath on the 17th day of May 1899
I Scotland
Household furniture and other effects in the deceaseds
house, very old say - 5
[pounds]Sum accrued over the life of deceased with the Prudential
Assurance Company (Industrial Branch/Policy No. 627644
& 51205298 - 24
[pounds] [and] 8
[shillings][Total] 29
[pounds] [and] 8
[shillings](Signed) John Cairney, James Duncan
At Arbroath the 15th day of June 1899 In presence of James
Duncan, Depute Sheriff Clerk, Arbroath, Appeased John Cairney
Painter, 25 Hayslane, Arbroath, who being solemnly sworn and
examined, Deposes: that the said Mary Ann Moir or Cairney died at
Arbroath upon 17th May 1899 and had at the time of her
death her ordinary or principal domicil in Scotland. That the
Deponent is a son and one of the next of kin of the said deceased
that the Deponent has entered, or is desirous to enter, upon the
possession and management of the deceased's estate as Executor afore-
said. That the Deponent does not know of any Testamentory settle-
ment or writing relative to the disposal of the deceased's personal
or moveable estate or effects, or any part thereof. That the foregoing
Inventory, signed by the Deponent and the said Depute Sheriff Clerk
or relative hereto, is a full and complete Inventory of the personal or
moveable estate and effects of the said deceased,
wheresoever situatedand belonging or due to him beneficially at the time of her death
including moveable estate over which deceased exercised a power of
appointment, in so far as the deponent has been able to acertain
the same. That the gross value at death of the deceased of the
moveable property, in respect of which Estate Duty is payable
on her death, does not exceed One Hundred pounds sterling, as
particularly shown in the foregoing Inventory and in the Statement
hereto annexed. That confirmation of the personal or moveable
estate in Scotland is required in favour of the Deponent. All of
which is truth as the Deponent shall answer to God. (signed)
John Cairney, James Duncan
Collated by
J Stewart s.cw
At Forfar the twentieth day of June Eighteen hundred and ninety nine years the following Inventory of ~
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20 June 1899
Inventory of the Personal Estate
of the late
Thomas Sim
Cheers
AMBLY
edit: Ahh now I get it , Barbara
par-
ticularly shown - have edited my version, now that I see the word you saw first!