This is the last Will and Testament of me William West of the Parish of Woking 
in the County of Surrey Gentleman  I give and devise unto my eldest son 
Stephen West of Woking aforesaid Blacksmith All that my Messuage or 
Tenement together with about three Acres of land more or less to the same 
adjoining now in my own occupation situate in the said Parish of Woking and 
being copyhold of the Manor of Woking in the said County of Surrey To hold 
the same to him the said Stephen West his heirs and assigns for ever 
Nevertheless I do hereby charge the said Premises with the payment of One 
annuity or clear yearly Sum of Five Pounds to be paid by my said son the said 
Stephen West unto my Daughter Elizabeth the Wife of John Gittens of 
Kidderminster in the County of Worcester Victualler for and during the Term 
of her natural life to commence from the day of my decease the first payment 
thereof to be made at the end of Twelve calendar months next after my 
decease and a proportionable part of the said Annuity to be paid to the 
Executors or Administrators of my said Daughter for such portion of a Year as 
shall happen to de due up to the day of her decease And I do hereby empower 
my said Daughter Elizabeth to enter upon the said Premises and to make 
Distress as Landlords do for Arrears of Rent if the said Yearly sum of Five 
Pounds or any part thereof be behind or unpaid by the space of Twenty one 
days after the same shall have become due and payable as aforesaid  Also I 
give and bequeath unto my said son Stephen West his Executors and 
Administrators All my Monies Securities for Money Household Goods and 
Furniture Plate Linen and China and Personal Estate of every sort and kind to 
and for his and their absolute Use and Benefit Provided always that in case my 
Wife Elizabeth West shall survive me then it is my Will and desire that the said 
Stephen West do allow her to live in the said Messuage and to have the Use of 
my said Household Goods and Furniture Plate Linen and China so long a she 
shall live  And I do hereby will and direct that my said son Stephen West shall 
take charge and care of my Grandson George West the natural Son of my 
Daughter Elizabeth and properly bring up and maintain him until he the said 
George West shall attain the Age of Twenty one Years  But in case my said Son 
Stephen West shall happen to die before me then and in such case I give and 
devise All the said Copyhold Messuage Land and Premises unto James West 
the son of the said Stephen West his heirs and assigns for ever subject 
nevertheless to the payment of the said Annuity of Five Pounds to my said 
Daughter Elizabeth in manner aforesaid And in case of the death of the said 
Stephen West in my lifetime as aforesaid then I do in like manner give and 
bequeath unto the said James West his executors and administrators All my 
Household Goods and Furniture Plate Linen and China and Personal Estate of 
every sort and kind to and for his and their absolute Use and Benefit subject 
nevertheless to the Condition of his permitting my said Wife Elizabeth to live in 
the said Messuage and to have the Use of the Goods and Furniture Plate Linen 
and China during her life  And I do hereby nominate and appoint my said son 
Stephen West and John Howard the younger of Wareham Farm in the Parish 
of Woking aforesaid Tanner to be the executors of this my Will and revoking 
all former Wills by me at any time made I do declare this to be my last Will and 
Testament  In Testimony whereof I have hereunto set my Hand and Seal this 
Twenty fourth day of November in the Year of Our Lord One thousand eight 
hundred and thirty two.  Wm West
Signed Sealed Published and declared by the said Testator William West as and 
for his last Will and Testament in the presence of us who at his request and in 
his presence and in the presence of each other have hereunto subscribed Our 
Names as Witnesses.  J A Sibthorpe Guildford   T J Nalder clerk to Mr 
Sibthorpe   Mary Sibthorpe  Guildford
12th March 1834.  Stephen West the son of the deceased and John Howard the 
younger the Executors named in this Will were duly sworn to the truth and 
faithful performance thereof and as usual that the Testator died on or about 
the Fifth day of May 1833 And that the whole of the deceased's Goods and 
Chattels and Credits do not amount in Value to the Sum of One hundred 
Pounds.  Before me Henry Parr Beloe Surrogate
This Will of William West late of the Parish of Woking in the County of Surrey 
Gentleman deceased was proved on the eighteenth day of March 1834 before 
the Reverend Henry Parr Beloe Clerk a Surrogate by the oaths of Stephen West 
the son of the deceased and John Howard the younger the Executors to whom 
admon was granted being first sworn duly to admr.