This is the last Will & Testament of me Robert Tribe of the Harrow Inn Cheam in the 
County of Surrey Innholder being of sound mind revoking all former wills by the Grace 
of God Amen I will and bequeath unto my Wife Mary Tribe all the interest off my funded 
property for her lifetime And I also leave her all my Goods Chattels household furniture 
plate linen and everything belonging unto me at the time of my death and after her 
death the funded property and everything before mentioned to be sold and equally 
divided among my five Children that is to say Mary John Elizabeth catherine and Robert 
Tribe Should either of my sons and daughters die before their Mother Mary Tribe his or 
her proportion to be equally divided among their children And I also appoint James 
Grendon of the Parish of Cheam Carpenter with my son Robert Tribe to be my 
Executors to this my Will
Dated the twenty fourth day of February 1849

Appeared Personally William Kelleck of Cheam in the County of Surrey Gentleman and 
made oath that he is one of the subscribed witnesses to the last Will and Testament of 
Robert Tribe late of the Harrow Inn Cheam in the county of Surrey Innholder deceased 
bearing date the twenty fourth day of February in the year of our Lord one thousand 
eight hundred and forty nine hereunto annexed And he further made Oath that on the 
said twenty fourth day of February aforesaid the said Testator duly executed this said 
Will by duly subscribing his name at the foot or end thereof in the presence of this 
deponent and of Robert Rayner the other subscribed witness thereto both of whom 
were present at the same time And the deponent and the said Robert Rayner thereupon 
attested and subscribed the said Will in the presence of the Testator and of each other 
And he further made Oath that at the time of the Testator signing this said Will he was in 
bed and in a very weak state and having been raised up in the bed he attempted to 
subscribe his name thereto but of the pen that had been given to him was a very bad 
one and he found he could not subscribe his name thereto with it and another pen 
having been procured he was enabled to subscribe his name as now appears and that 
the whole of the marks now appearing about the said signature were all made at one 
and the same time by the Testator in the presence of this deponent and the fellow 
subscribed witness thereto - Wm Killick- On the twenty first day of August 1849 the said 
William Killick was duly sworn to the truth of this affidavit

Proved 24th August 1849  PCC Prob 11/2098