Archdeaconry Court of Surrey

Testator: Henry Street of Bisley, yeoman

Date of Will: 17 August 1801

To my wife Mary Street all my freehold messuage and garden in Chobham 
in the occupation of Charles Bullard, schoolmaster for life and then 
to my son James Street; to my wife twenty pounds per annum in her 
widowhood and if she remarries ten pounds per annum for life and also 
the interest on one hundred and forty pounds in her widowhood and 
then the principal to my son James and my daughter Ann Whittall wife 
of Henry Whittall which one hundred and forty pounds is in the hands 
of John Sturt and James Lee; to my wife all my linen, plate and 
household goods in the apartment of the house I occupy and the bed, a 
bedstead and furniture of the blue and white bed in the chamber over 
the kitchen for life and then to my granddaughter Ann Street Whittall 
with remainder to her brothers and sisters equally with remainder to 
my son James; all my freehold in Chobham (thirty six acres) called 
Bullhousen Farm and copyhold estate also called Bullhousen Farm, 
Bisley (forty acres) and freehold meadow Priest Lane Mead, Chobham 
and freehold field Pin Grove, Chobham paying five pounds per annum to 
William Budd  illegitimate son of me by Ann Budd for life; to my son 
James my copyhold messuage in Bisley (six acres) in his occupation; 
all my freehold messuage in Chobham in the occupation of John Street, 
Richard Rowland, Thomas Hudson and John Simmonds and my copyhold 
messuage etc. and three acres in West End, Chobham in the occupation 
of Joshua Turner to my daughter Ann Whittall for life and then to her 
children paying ten pounds per annum to her husband Henry for life; 
all to my granddaughter Ann Street Whittall freehold messuage The 
Crown, Horsell and freehold messuage and garden in Horsell in the 
occupation of William Hone with remainder to her brother and sisters; 
residue to my wife Mary, my son James and daughter Ann; my wife, son 
James and friend John Street of Chobham Executors

Witnesses: Richard Thatcher; Francis Sadler; George Harrison of 
Bagshot, Windlesham

Proved 21 August 1802

(DW/PA/7/33 pp124-128; DW/PA/5/5/1802/26)

(died this year; under three hundred pounds)