The Will of Admiral Arthur Phillip

[mgf]

31 of all my plate and after her decease I give the following Articles to her
32 nephew Newton Shaw Esquire in case he shall survive her his
33 ex[ecuto]rs adm[inistrat]ors and assigns for his and their own use (viz) my largest oval
34 Waiter weighing about one hundred and fourteen Ounces a large cup
35 weighing about twenty seven Ounces A tea urn weighing about one
36 hundred and three Ounces A coffee urn weighing about forty ounces a
37 Soup tureen cover and ladle weighing about ninety nine ounces a bread
38 basket weighing about thirty four Ounces a Pair of Salt Cellars weighing
39 about three ounces A teapot weighing about fourteen ounces A cream
40 jug weighing about four Ounces And I do direct that all the residue of my

[veeblevort]

41. estate together with such other property as is hereby bequeathed
42. during the life of my dear wife as aforesaid shall immediately after
43. her decease be considered as part of my residuary estate Also I give to my
44. Executors hereinafter named the sum of twenty Pounds of lawful money
45. of Great Britain apiece for a ring as a remembrance Also I give and
46. bequeath unto Robert Dove the Elder Robert Dove the Younger
47. Elizabeth Harris Thomas Dove Mary Ann Lancefield Michael Dove
48. William Dove Susan Dove Ann Dove Rebecca Potter Luke Ashton
49. Mrs Susannah Richardson Mrs Elianor Lane Harriet Lane her
50. daughter and Miss Rule hereinafter particularly severally described the sum of to

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51. Pounds each for mourning And i give to my cousin the said Luke Ashton
52. of Salters Hall one Annuity or yearly sum of fifty pounds for and during
53. the term of his natural life which said Annuity I direct to be paid on
54. the following four most usual feast days or times of payment of rent in the year
55. that is to say the twenty fifth day of March the twenty fourth day of
56. June the twenty ninth day of September and the twenty fifth day of
57. December in every year by equal payments free of all charges and
58. deductions whatsoever the first payment to begin and be made on such of
59. the said days as shall first and next happen afetr my decease and
60. subject to the payment of the aforesaid Annuity and legacies I give devise
61. and bequeath all that my leasehold messuage or dwellinghouse with
62. the fixtures and Appurtenances therento belonging situate No. 19 in
63. Bennett Street in the City of Bath and all and every other my messuages
64. lands tenements and hereditaments and real and personal estate whatsoever

[mgf]

40 jug weighing about four Ounces And I do direct that all the residue of my

41. estate together with such other property as is hereby bequeathed

I think the first word on line 41 is Plate again - i.e. all the plate not specifically willed to his nephew. (If it were "residue of my estate", there would surely be no "such other property" left over for it to go together with!)

[veeblevort]

Ah thank you mgf, 'Plate' is correct.

I am so accustomed to seeing the phrase 'residue of my estate' that I carelessly
typed 'estate' without reading the line properly. 

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65-75

[Koromo]

65 (except such part thereof as I have otherwise disposed of by this my Will)
66 unto my Wife Isabella Phillip and my good friends John Lane of Nicholas
67 Lane in the city of London merchant Osborn Standert late of the Navy
68 Office London Esquire Thomas Sutton of the parish of Bachwich in the said
69 County of Somerset Esquire and Mr James Potter of Maidstone who married
70 the daughter of my cousin Woodgate their heirs exors Admons and assigns
71 Upon trust nevertheless that they the Isabella Phillip John Lane
72 Osborn Standert Thomas Sutton and James Potter and the Survivors and
73 Survivor of them and the heirs executors Admons and assigns of such
74 Survivor so said shall Permit and suffer my said Wife Isabella Phillip
75 and her assigns to take and receive the rents interest issues and profits

[eregli_gene]

Bachwich in Somerset ?

[Koromo]

        Bachwich in Somerset ?

Okay, try Bathwick.