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Will of William Rampley 4 July 1828 (proved 23 January 1832)

NRO Reference: 362 [MF484]
Origin: Norwich Consistory Court

No 157
4 folios - Effects sworn under Ł800

In the Name of God amen I William Rampley
of the parish of Blofield in the County of Norfolk
Innkeeper being of sound mind memory and
understanding do make this my last Will
and testament in manner and form following First
I direct that my body may be decently buried

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in the Churchyard of Blofield aforesaid And secondly I give
devise and bequeath unto my beloved Wife
Elizabeth Rampley all my money securities for
money goods chattels estate and effects of what
nature or kind soever and wheresoever the same
shall be at my decease for her sole benefit use
and disposal And I do nominate constitute and
appoint my said Wife Executrix and Mr Philip William
Rose Wine Merchant of the City of Norwich
Executor to this my Will And I do direct my
said Excutor and Executrix to dispose of within
three months should it then appear adviseable
[so> to do so after my decease all my stock in trade
household goods utensils etc. etc. in the best manner
they can And thereby revoke and make void
all and every other Will or Wills made by me
In witness whereof I the said William Rampley
have to this my last Will and testament contained
and written on two sheets of paper set my hand
and seal that is to say my hand to the first
sheet thereof and my hand and seal to the second
and last sheet thereof this fourth day of July
One thousand eight hundred and twenty eight
William Rampley seal

Signed sealed published and delivered by the
said William Rampley the testator as and for
his last Will and testament in the presence of
us who in his presence and at his request and
in the presence of each other have subscribed

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our names as witnesses thereto Robert Rose
William Coldham

This Will was proved at
Norwich on the twenty third day
of January 1832 before the Reverend
Paul Whittingham Clerk Surrogate
duly appointed of the Worshipful William
Gonge Clerk A M official principal of the
Episcopal Consistorial Court of Norwich lawfully
constituted and was approved etc. and administration of
all and singular the goods etc. of the within William
Rampley the testator deceased was then duly
granted to Elizabeth Rampley widow his relict
the Exeutrix within named she being duly sworn etc. power being [Philip William Rose the executor and>
reserved for committing the like adcon to Philip William Rose [Executor within named they being sworn etc.>
the Executor within named when he shall pray the same etc.
saving etc. examined with the original will
By me
John Howard Junior