Will of Thomas Turner of Croyden

This is the last Will and Testament of Thomas Turner, Butcher, Butter Market 
Place in the Parish of Croyden. In the name of God Amen the 19th June in the 
year of our Lord 1811. I Thomas Turner of the Parish of Croyden, Butcher, in 
the County of Surrey being sick but of perfect mind and memory and knowing 
that it is for all men once to die, so make my last Will and Testament in the 
manner following, that is to say I ask Sarah Turner my dearly beloved wife be 
my ___ Exor, and Thomas Hawkins Senior of Church Street the other Exor to 
whom I bequeath ten pounds first that the trade? Be disposed of in the best 
manner possible and likewise the stock in trade with all copyhold leasehold 
estates belonging to me and the money which the aforesaid Estates or 
premises to be put in the Bank to bring up the children till they arrive at the 
age of 21. Secondly that my freehold estates be fairly valued when my eldest 
son Thomas comes of age and the amount of said freehold estates to be 
given one half to my wife and the other half to be equally divided amongst the 
four children as they come of age. Thirdly that if Sarah Turner my dearly 
beloved wife should die without a Will that the whole of my property be then 
equally divided amongst my surviving children. In witnesses whereof I have 
hereunto set my hand and seal the day and year above written. Thos Turner
Richard Messenger Junior, Jasper Page.

Proved at London 26 July 1811 before the Worshipful Charles T______ley 
_______ by the oaths of Sarah Turner, Widow the Relict and Thomas 
Hawkins the Exors to whom admon was granted having been first sworn duly 
to administer