This is the Last Will and Testament of me George Edward Turner late of 
Salisbury in the County of Wilts and now of Guildford in the County of Surrey, 
Grocer. First I commend my Soul into the hands of Almighty God who gave it 
and my Body commit to the Earth to be decently and frugally interned at the 
discretion of my Exors hereinafter named and as to all my Worldly Estate 
whatsoever and wheresoever wherewith it may please God to Bless me being 
all personal. I give, devise, bequeath and dispose of the same as follows. 
Whereas I am possessed of ______ to the sum of four hundred pounds four 
per cent Bank Annuities now standing in my name in the Books of the 
Governor and Company of the Bank of England. Now I hereby give and 
bequeath unto my Brother John Turner and William Searle of Guildford part 
(past?) in the parish of St Nicholas in Guildford aforesaid yeoman and the 
Survivor of them and the Exors and Admons of such Survivors the sum of two 
hundred and fifty pounds stock part of the said four hundred pounds four per 
cent Bank Annuities, Upon Trust, that they my said Brother John Turner and 
William Searle and the Survivor of them or the exors or admons of such 
Survivor do and shall pay and apply the interest and dividends of the said two 
hundred and fifty pounds four per cent Bank Annuities in upon and for the 
Maintenance education and benefit of William Turner, Louisa Turner and  
Edward Turner Children of my late brother William Turner deceased in the 
manner as they my said Trustees in their discretion think proper and 
necessary until the youngest of such children shall attain the age of twenty 
one years and when such youngest child shall or any out of the said children 
who shall happen to become the youngest Child by the death of any one or 
more of the said Children shall attain the age of twenty one years then In 
Trust to pay assign and transfer the said sum of two hundred and fifty pounds 
four per cent Bank Annuities unto and equally between all the children of my 
said Brother William Turner as shall be then living share and share alike and if 
only one of such children shall live to attain the age of twenty one years then 
in trust to pay, assign and transfer the said sum of two hundred and fifty 
pounds four per cent Bank Annuities to such only child for his or her own 
benefit and I give and bequeath the sum of  one hundred and fifty pounds 
stock the other and remaining part of the said four hundred pounds four per 
cent Bank Annuities unto my said Brother John Turner to and for his own use 
and benefit subject nevertheless to and my will is that my said Brother John 
Turner shall pay thereout all my just debts, funeral expenses, the expenses of 
proving this my will and all other Testamentary Expenses and whereas I am 
or shall be entitiled to some monies and personal estate under and by virtue 
of the last Will and Testament of Sarah Searle late wife of the said William 
Searle before her marriage with the said William Searle called Sarah Turner 
Spinster upon the death of the said William Searle. Now I do hereby give and 
bequeath one (our?) moiety or equal half part of such monies and personal 
estate unto the said William Turner, Louisa Turner and Edward Turner the 
children of my said Brother William Turner equally to be divided between them 
share and share alike and I do hereby give and bequeath the other moiety or 
equal half part thereof unto my said Brother John Turner for his own use and 
benefit and I nominate, constitute and appoint my said Brother John Turner 
and the said William Searle Executors of this my Will hereby revoking all 
former and other Wills by me made previded and my will is that my said 
Trustees and Executors shall and may at all times in the first place reimburse 
themselves out of the said Trust promises all such costs, charges and 
expenses as they may be put unto in the Execution of this my Will and that 
neither of them shall be answerable for any loss that may happen to the trust 
promises unless such loss happen through their or his wilful neglect or default 
nor the one for the other of them nor for more monies than shall actually come 
to each of their hands respectively.

In Witness whereof I the said George Edward Turner the testator have to this 
my last Will and Testament contained in two sheets of paper set my hand to 
the first sheet thereof and my hand and seal to this second and last sheet 
thereof the thirty first day of July in the year of our Lord 1816.
George Edward Turner, signed, sealed, published and d______ by the said 
George Edward Turner the Testator as and for his last Will and Testament 
and the presence of us who in his presence at his request and in the 
presence of each other have subscribed our names as Witnesses hereto the 
name ‘George’ being first interlined? throughout this Will.
Joseph Hockley
Joseph Hockley Senior
Richard Nyren?

Proved at London 6th December 1816 before the Worshipful Richard Henry 
Crisswell? Dr of Law and Surrogate by the oaths of John Turner the Brother 
and William Searle the Exors to whom admon being first sworn duly to 
admon.