This is the last Will and Testament of me Mary Leach of 
Goring in the County of Oxford Widow I give all my 
Plate and Household Linen unto my two Sons John 
Leach and Charles Leach equally to be divided between 
them as near as may be by my Executors hereinafter 
named And I direct that all the rest of my household 
goods and furniture and household effects may be sold 
and converted into money by my said Executors and the 
net produce of such Sale paid to my said two Sons in 
equal shares and proportions I give unto my respected 
friend Charles Pitman of Cholsey in the County of 
Berks Mealman the legacy or Sum of Five Guineas as a 
small acknowledgement for the trouble he has already had 
on my account and unto the said Charles Pittman and also 
unto William Dodd the elder of Bottom Farm in the 
Parish of Checkendon in the said County of Oxford 
Farmer my Executors hereinafter named the Legacy or 
Sum of Five Pounds each and as to all my ready money 
monies in the Public Stocks or Funds and all the Rest and 
Residue of my Personal Estate and Effects whatsoever and 
wheresoever and of what nature or kind soever not 
hereinbefore otherwise disposed of (after payment of my 
just debts the pecuniary Legacies aforesaid and my 
funeral and testamentary expenses) I give and bequeath 
the same and every part thereof unto my said two Sons 
John Leach and Charles Leach equally to be divided 
between them share and share alike as Tenants in 
Common And I do hereby constitute and appoint the said 
Charles Pittman and William Dodd Executors of this my 
Will In trust only for the several purposes aforesaid & 
hereby revoking and making void all former and other 
Wills by me made I do declare this to be my only last Will 
and Testament In Witness whereof I have hereunto set 
my hand and seal the sixth day of October in the Year of 
our Lord One thousand eight hundred and thirty one Mary 
Leach
(Attestation Clause)
Elizabeth Marcham of Goring _ John A Hodges Atty 
at Law Wallingford
Proved at London 20 March 1832 to William Dodd the 
Elder the Surviving Executor
PCC Prob11/1797