| Description | Will dated 19 Nov 1823
Codicil dated 8 Apr 1825
Note: Already settled freehold, manors and estates at Fitling on nephew John Horner and his issue, with remainder to nephew Horner Reynard; leasehold estates at Middlemoor settled on nephew Simon Horner, with remainder to nephew Horner Reynard; manor and estate at Sunderlandwick already conveyed to nephew Horner Reynard
Bequests: Dwelling houses in Humber Street, Kingston upon Hull and freehold cottage in Middlesmoor in trust to Horner Reynard and Charles Whitaker of Kingston upon Hull, esquire; £4,000 to Simon Horner, £400 and an annuity of £40 (above the annuity of £60 charged on the Fitling estate) to Jane Horner, niece; £1,000 each to Reverend William Reynard and his daughters Mary Horner Reynard and Sarah Reynard; £100 to Rachel Whitaker, wife of Charles Whitaker and eldest daughter of Horner Reynard, his nephew; capital messuage with coach house, gardens, hot house and stables situated near Prospect Street and Spencer Street in Myton to Horner Reynard
Witnesses: Josiah Prickett, Marmaduke T Prickett, John Clark
Codicil dated 19 Nov 1823
Bequests: Having sold the houses in Humber Street, Kingston upon Hull, for £500, £500 to Horner Reynard and Charles Whitaker; and revoke the legacy of £1000 to Rachel Whitaker, niece
Witnesses: Marmaduke T Prickett, James Robinson
Memorial registered at Beverley, Book EE, Page 192, Number 219 |