Help please for 1843 Will of Sarah Goldsmith

[Tickettyboo]

The originals are at the NA and can be ordered to view advance of when you plan to visit

I'm afraid not, because for this date they are accessed at TNA on microfilm only, so they cannot be pre-ordered as documents. In any case, the FamilySearch digitisation (free to access at TNA) is often  more legible than TNA's own film.

Thanks Bookbox, though I do know that they were available as an online order (at a cost) at least up till a few years ago as I spent a chunk of the kids inheritance on a couple. I have altered my post
Boo

[wilcoxon]

Augustus Tomlins 39, transcribed as Lomlins.
Living in Woolwich in 1851.A different address

[wilcoxon]

1841 England Census for William Thurling b 1791 Kent.
Living at Charlotte Place

Kent
Charlton Next Woolwich
Woolwich Dockyard
District 4

[Korowe]

words in red are those I am unsure of

In the Name of God Amen
I Sarah Goldsmith of Charlotte Place in the Parish of Woolwich in the
county of Kent Widow being of sound mind but aware of the uncertainty of
human life do make and ordain this my last will and testament and first I
commit my soul unto God through the merits of my conduct My worldly
goods I dispose of as follows I bequeath unto William Goldsmith
the sum of 5 pounds sterling To my daughter Celia Goldsmith I bequeath
the two silver tablespoons My freehold house situated in New Street in
the parish of St Nicholas Deptford I direct to be sold to meet the
expenses of administration and funeral and to pay my just debts To my
sons Charles Goldsmith and Thomas Goldsmith I bequeath my leashold
house situated at No 13 in Adams place in the parish of Woolwich jointly and
now in the occupation of Mr Augustus  [***lin] To my son George Goldsmith
and to my daughter Sarah Ann Goldsmith I bequeath my dwelling house
situated in Charlotte Place jointly and to my daughter Sarah Ann  I [****]
bequeath all my household furniture linen and the residue of my plate My
leashold house situated at No14 Adams place and now in the occupation
of my son William aforesaid  I direct to be sold and the residue
of the proceeds after my debts are paid to be equally divided between the
whole of my children who may be living at the time of my decease and I
herby nominate and appoint Mr William Stuart of Mulgrave place in the
parish of Woolwich and Mr WIlliam [?_ling?] of Charlotte place to be
my Executors Sarah Goldsmith X her mark signed sealed
and delivered this 18 day of December 1840 in the presence of Henry [?Roberts?]
 John Richards Thomas Richardson

Boo

Oh wow thank you so much, this is very helpful and I can actually make out more of the words now in the text. I guess I have to get used to this writing. Sounds like this family were relatively well off. Although not sure what happened to all the money certainly didn't make it down my branch of the family through her son Charles.

[Korowe]

apologies for the multiple posts but I can only take things in baby steps or I get confused :-)

That index record for admin gives a  volume and folio number
I haven't seen an admin abstract so have no idea what info they contain but have a couple of will abstracts which did help my research. These are inland Revenue records so may give an idea of what his estate was valued at and how much the death duties were.
Family Search have digitised these but because of contractual restrictions they are only viewable at a Family History Centre or an affiliate library EDIT can also be viewed at NA as that is an affiliate library
If you have one near you they will let you search and view on their computers and  allow you to either download or print the image.
to find your nearest FHC look here:
https://www.familysearch.org/search/catalog/522838?availability=Family%20History%20Library
do ring before you visit to be sure they are still open (our nearest is no longer in operation as they didn't have enough volunteers)

go there, using the info from the index image on the NA. - year 1828, vol 1 folio 11
scroll down till you see the entry for
Administration abstracts, A-Z, 1828 (p. 1-230, Jan.-Apr.). film 1817904 image group number 8220572
and from there you should be able to find the record on folio 11

The originals are at the NA and can be ( EDIT ordered to view advance of when you plan to visit see reply from Bookbox) ordered online but there will be a cost to that £8.40 for them to look for it and see if its suitable to be copied at which stage they send you a quote to actually copy it which will be at least that amount again
https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C3339375

Boo

Thank you very much for this information. I am in Australia so can't visit the National Archives. But I will look into the copying option if I need it.