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Will of Robert JUGGINS of Wheatley

Will 7 Sep 1736   Probate 14 Jun 1736 (see Note)

Source: TNA no. PROB11/679
Contributed by: BC1234 Go to Translation Go to Transcript
Summary.
... I Robert Juggins of Whateley ... innholder ... infirm in body ...

NameRelationship[Comments] or Major Bequests
Robert JUGGINS Wheatley
Mary JUGGINSWife (Exec)
Elizabeth WELLSSister
Paul WELLSBrother-in-law Debtor
William WELLSNephew[s Elizabeth]
Paul WELLSNephew[s Elizabeth]
Jane WELLSNiece[d Elizabeth]
Elizabeth WELLSNiece[d Elizabeth]
Ann WELLSNiece[d Elizabeth]
Mary JUGGINSSister
Francis JUGGINSBrother
Henry GREENWitness
Joseph SIMSWitness
Thomas BARNARDWitness

Probate 14 Jun 1736 London (PCC) ... Mary Juggins relict and sole Executrix ...
Transcriber's and Editor's Notes
The dates in the PCC clerk's copy are clear, but one of them must be wrong. His burial record would probably help.
The following details are believed to be true but should not be totally relied upon:
Testator: Son of William (1711 qv); Brother of Thomas (1752 qv).
  Translated and paragraphed.
with some of the standard preamble and "legalese" removed.
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... I Robert Juggins of Whateley ... innholder ... infirm in body ...
  • I give the following to my dear wife Mary for life:
    • My messuage or inn known as the White Hart Inn in Wheatley, and all my other freehold lands, tenements etc.
    • My leasehold estate in Horspath and all my other leasehold lands.
  • After my wife's decease I give [all the above] to my sister Elizabeth Wells for life, charged with the payment of a £5 pa annuity to my sister Mary Juggins for six years, beginning one year after my wife's decease and paid without deductions for her separate use, her husband having no control over it and her receipt being sufficient.
    If my sister Mary pre-deceases my wife, the annuity is to be void.
  • After the decease of the survivor of my wife and sister I give [all the above] to my sister's son William Wells and his heirs etc, the freehold premises forever and the leasehold for the remainder of the lease, charged with the payment of £10 apiece to Paul, Jane, Elizabeth and Ann Wells, children of my sister Elizabeth Wells.
  • My brother-in-law Paul Wells owes me £50 on his Bond.
    My wife is to deliver up the bond to him to be cancelled, on the following conditions:
    • That at that time he enters into a Note for Value Received to my wife for the payment of all interest up to the time of my death.
    • That at the same time he enters into a Bond (with penalty of £50) to my brother Francis Juggins and his Executors etc for the payment of 50s pa to my sister Mary Juggins for life, beginning one year after my decease.
    • If he refuses to enter into such a Bond and Note for three months after my decease, I give all the money due and to become due to my wife.
  • I give all my other estate, effects, goods and chattels to my wife whom I make sole Executrix, none of it being charged with any of my legacies ... I revoke all former wills.

  • Witnesses Henry Green; Joseph Sims; Thomas Barnard
Probate 14 Jun 1736 London (PCC) ... Mary Juggins relict and sole Executrix ...
  As transcribed from a copy of the original document.
Original line- and page-breaks are preserved as far as possible.
Robert Juggins

In the Name of God Amen
I Robert Juggins of Whateley in the County of Oxford
Innholder being of sound and disposing mind memory and
understanding tho infirm in body do for the disposing of such
Estate and Effects as it hath pleased God to bless me with hereby
make Ordain and publish this my last Will and Testament
in manner and fform hereinafter mentioned that is to say I do
give devise and bequeath unto my Dear Wife Mary All that
my Messuage or Inn Scituate and being in Whateley afores'd
and called by the name of the White Hart Inn and all other
my ffreehold Lands Tenements and Hereditaments whatsoever
To hold to my said Wife for and during her Natural Life
And I also give to my said Wife all the Leasehold Estate
Situate within the Precincts of Horsepath in the said County
and all other my Leasehold Lands and Estate whatsoever to be
by her enjoyed for her own use for and during so long time
as my said Wife shall live And from and after the Decease of
my said Wife I do give the said ffreehold and Leasehold P[re]misses

unto my Sister Elizabeth Wells for and during so long time as my
said Sister Wells shall live And from and after the decease of the
Survivor of them my said Wife and Sister I do by these Presents
give and devise all the said ffreehold and Leasehold Premisses
unto my said Sisters Son William Wells his Heirs Executors and
Administrators respectively that is to say The said ffreehold P[re]misses
to the said William Wells and his Heirs for ever And the said
Leasehold for and during all the term which shall be then therein
to come and unexpired Provided always and it is my Will and
mind that from and after my Wifes decease All and Singular
the said Premisses be charged And I do hereby make the same
Chargeable with the yearly sum or Annuity of ffive pounds for
Six years to be computed from the time of my said Wifes decease
And I do hereby give the said Annuity or yearly sum of ffive
pounds for Six years to be computed as aforesaid unto my
Sister Mary Juggins the first payment to be made on the day
twelve month of my Wifes decease and the same to be paid
in every year of the said Six years without deduction for any
matter whatsoever unto my said Sister Mary Juggins Separate
and apart from her Husband and so as he shall not
intermeddle therewith but the receipt of my Sister Mary
notwithstanding her Marriage shall be sufficient for the
same Nevertheless it is my will that in case my said Sister
Mary shall dye before my said Wife that then the said
Annuity shall cease and be void Also after the several
deceases of my said Wife and Sister Wells I do hereby Charge
all the said Premisses with the Payment of ten pounds a peice
unto Paul Wells Jane Wells Elizabeth Wells and Ann Wells
the Sons and Daughters of my said Sister Elizabeth Wells
and do give unto them the said sums ten pounds a peice
Charged as aforesaid And Whereas my Brother in Law Paul
Wells is and stands indebted unto me in the Sum of ffifty
Pounds on his Bond I do hereby desire my said Wife to deliver
up the said Bond to my said Brother in Order to that the
same may be cancelled Provided my said Brother Wells Shall
and do at the time of delivering the same enter into a Note
for Value received unto my said Wife for the Payment of
all Interest due or to be due for the same unto the time of my
death And Provided also that he at the same time enter
into One Bond of the Penalty of ffifty pounds unto my
Brother ffrancis Juggins his Executors Administrators and
Assigns for the Payment of ffifty Shillings a year to my
said Sister Mary Juggins for her Natural Life the first
Payment thereof to be made on the day twelve month of my
Decease In which Bond my Brother Wells shall bind his
Heirs Executors and Administrators But in case my Brother
Wells shall refuse to enter into such Bond and Note for the
Space of three months after my decease then I give all the
money due and to become due on the same unto my said Wife
And as to all other my Estate Effects Goods and Chattells
whatsoever I do hereby give devise and bequeath the same
unto my said Wife whom I constitute the sole Executrix of

this my last Will and Testament and to her Executors Adm'tors
and Assigns to and for her and their own use And I do declare
that none of my Estate Effects Goods and Chattells herein last
given to my Wife shall be Charged with any of the Legacys
herein before given by my Will or be taken in and of my
ffreehold or Leasehold Estates for the Payment thereof And I do
revoke all former Wills by me made And publish this to be my
last Will and Testament In Witness whereof I the said Robert
Juggins have to this my last Will and Testament consisting of
two sheets of Paper to each sheet thereof sett my hand and
Seal the Seventh day of September in the year One thousand
Seven hundred thirty six - Robert Juggins – Signed Sealed
Published and declared by the Testator Robert Juggins to be the
last Will and Testament of him the said Robert Juggins in the
Presence of us who have attested the same and hereunto sett our
names as witnesses the words – and Note- being first interlined.
Hen: Green Joseph Sims Thos: Barnard

This Will was proved at London the fourteenth day
of June in the Year of Our Lord One thousand Seven hundred
and thirty Six before the Worshipfull Robert ffoulkes Doctor of
Laws Master Keeper or Commissary of the Prerogative Court
of Canterbury lawfully constituted by the Oath of Mary Juggins
Widow the Relict of the said deceased and Sole Executrix in the
said Will named to whom Administration was granted of all and
singular the Goods Chattells and Creditts of the said deceased
being first Sworn duly to Administer