Ref NoDD/68/1/9
Alt Ref NoDD/68/65
TitleProbate Copy of Will of George Bird
DescriptionProbate copy (7 October 1852, will dated 21 March 1848) of George Bird, Hammersmith, builder

Executors:

1. John Bird (son)

2. Edward Bird (son)

3. William Bird (son)

4. Stephen Bird, Kensington, builder (brother)

Other legatees:

5. Wife of testator (unnamed)

6. James [Bird] (son)

7. Caroline, wife of Henry Bird, Kensington, builder (daughter)

8. Alfred [Bird] (son)

9. Mary [? Bird] (daughter)

10. Frederick [Bird] (son)

11. Charles [Bird] (son)

12. William [Bird] (grandson)

13. Children (unnamed) of Thomas Bird (son) deceased

To 5.: during lifetime, then 1. and 2.:
dwelling house (unspecified) [at Brook Green], Hammersmith
Furniture and affects

To 1., 2., 3. and 4., in trust for 5.: interest from £8, 000

To 3.: land and premises called Crakes, Shepherds Bush, Fulham manor, Hammersmith

To 6.: meadow opposite dwelling house [at Brook Green], purchased from Frederick Day
£1,000

To 1.: 6 ½ acres of land, moiety of piece called Butterwick purchased from Messrs Lee
£1,000

To 2.: land on east side of Shepherds Bush Lane purchased from the Reverend Charles
Wetherall £1,000

To 7.: meadow and cottages called the Cow Field, including small strip of adjoining copyhold
land. £500

To 8.: 8 cottages (freehold) called Rose Cottages, near Paddingswick Green; interest in land
and cottages behind John's Place, Bradmore, purchased from John Sherman Smith
£1,000

To 9.: 2 houses on north side of King Street leased to [] Denman and occupied by Messrs
Sharp and Cole £1,000

To 1. and 2.: Share of scaffolding tools, horses etc. and goodwill of business builders and
brickmakers; [Hammersmith]: workshops, sheds, stables and other outbuildings
adjoining dwellinghouse called the old field

To 1., 2., 3. and 4.: in trust for 10., then children of 10.
7 cottages called John's Place, Bradmore, £300

To 1., 2., 3. and 4.: in trust for 11. then children of 11.
3 messuages now occupied by F Sawyer, [] East and [ ] Fink, £500

To 13.: £100 each
To 12.: £100
Date6 Jan 1869
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