In the Name of God Amen I Samuel Wrightson of Woking in the 
County of Surry Gent.m  do make this my last Will and Testament  I 
resign my Soul into the hands of my Creator in humble hope of its 
future happiness as in the disposal of a Being infinitely Merciful and 
Good  As to my Body my will is that it be buried in the nearest Parish 
Church to the place wherever I may die without any parade or idle 
show and that a Stone be placed over me with my name age and date 
of my death only engraved thereon  I hereby appoint my dear Wife 
together with my much valued Friends John Thomas Thorp Alderman 
of the Ward of Aldgate London and Alfred Thorp Esquire of Aldgate 
and Walthamstow the survivor or survivors of them Executrix and 
Executors of this my last Will and Testament  After all my just debts 
are paid as also my Funeral and Testamentary Expences I give to my 
dear Wife the Freehold House with the Garden Ground belonging to 
the same which we now occupy together with all the Furniture Plate 
Plated Articles Linen China Glass and Earthenware Books Paintings 
Drawings and Prints  Also the Copyhold Estate formerly the Crown Inn 
in Woking with three Acres of Meadow Land adjoining which I bought 
of John Long  Also all Monies and Securities for Money due to me from 
various Persons as my Cash Book will show  All the Rest an Residue of 
my property I give to my dear Wife for her use during her life  At her 
decease I give to my Daughter Elizabeth the Wife of Mr John Lamb of 
Purton Cricklade and Wotten Bassett Wilts the Sum of Two thousand 
pounds  All the rest and Residue of my property I give to my four 
Daughters Ann Elizabeth Caroline and Laura to be equally divided 
betwix them share and share alike  In case either or both my 
daughters Caroline & Laura should marry during the life of their 
Mother my Will is that the Sum of Five hundred pounds be given to 
them the day before the day of Marriage if the Man of their desire is 
willing to make a Marriage Settlement to that Amount if my dear Wife 
and my two other Executors see no objection to so doing Should either 
of my daughters Caroline or Laura die unmarried during the life of 
their Mother I desire their share of the Property left shall be given One 
Moiety to the survivor of them and the other Moiety to my Daughter 
Elizabeth And should both of them die unmarried during the life of 
their Mother My will is that the share of the last survivor shall be 
equally divided betwixt my Daughters Ann and Elizabeth  Should my 
Daughter Elizabeth unmarried during the life of her Mother I give all 
she would be entitled to by this Will to all her Children share and share 
alike  To my Executors and Executrix I give the Sum of Ten pounds for a 
Ring or any other Memorial they may prefer of one by whom they 
were highly esteemed & beloved To each of my Daughters I give the 
sum of ten pounds for Rings or any other memorial they may prefer  
To each of my Sons in Law Mr Henry Wadd and Mr John Lamb I give 
the sum of Five pounds for Rings or other Memorial  To my much 
esteemed Friends and Relatives Captain Samuel Thorpe Henry Thorp 
and Joseph Thorp Esqrs I give each a Ring the choice of my Executors  
This is my last Will and Testament made this Fourth day of February in 
the year One thousand eight hundred and thirty _   Sam.l Wrightson _  
Signed sealed published and declared by the within named Testator as 
and for his last Will and Testament in the presence of us who have 
hereunto subscribed our names as Witnesses in the presence of each 
other and at his request _ George Farley Clerk _ James Fladgate _ 
William Dane.

A Codicil to this my last Will made the 10th February 1830 I wish a Ring 
to be given to my two kind Friends Robert Boughton Esqr of Send & 
John Gates Esqr of the Hermitage  I have in the former part of my Will 
given my Freehold & Copyhold Estates at Woking to my Wife during 
her life but as she may not like to continue there and may wish to sell 
them I therefore give them to her and my two other Executors In trust 
for the following uses that is That they do sell them when ever they 
think proper either by Public Sale or private Contract the proceeds to 
be added to my other property and disposed of as I have before 
directed  Signed sealed published and declared by the said Samuel 
Wrightson this eighteenth day of March 1830 in the presence of _ 
Sam.l Wrightson _ Wm Bathe Sol.r Swindon _ Jos.ph Buckland _ John 
Davidson.

Proved at London with a Codicil 28th April 1830 before the Worshipful 
William Calvering Curtis Dr of Laws and Surre by the Oaths of Ann 
Wrightson Widow the Relict John Thomas Thorp Esqr & Alfred Thorp 
Esqr the Executors to whom Admon was granted having been first 
sworn duly to Administer.