[1]1
29, Friars’ Stile Road,
Richmond Hill, Surrey.
Nov[ember] 20 1904
Dear Dr Wallace,
I enclose a fresh letter from the curator of Ashtead, who has failed to find John Roberts in the register of burials. Is it worth while applying at Epsom? I have seen the wills of Mary Roberts & her daughter Elizabeth, who was her mother’s sole executor & legatee. The property was sworn under £7000 — On the other hand Elizabeth Roberts died worth £20373.2.8, so she must have had some independent property. I am having a copy made of her will, which is long, in accordance with the wish expressed in your last letter. [2]
The disbursements I have made are shown on the opposite page.
I am yours v[er]y truly | Sydney C. Cockerell. [3]
July 1. |
Wills of James & William Wallace Copy of will of William W |
2 2.6 |
Sept[ember] 8 " 19 |
Wills James W. Mary W. George W. " John W. William W, Elizabeth W & Frances Sleigh |
3.- 4 |
Oct[ober] 14 " 26 |
" Daniel W & John Roberts (twice) " Elizabeth W. (twice) George W. & John Roberts (twice) Copy of will of Elizabeth W. George W. |
3 5.- 2.6 2.6 |
Nov[ember] 12 |
Will Sutherton Roberts Fee to parson at Ashstead |
1.- 5.- |
Nov[ember] 12 |
& & Wills Mary & Elizabeth Roberts Copy of will of |
5.- 2.- 6.6 |
£2.4.- 9.7 |
The charge at Somerset House is 1/- for each search, whether the will is found or not.
Postage |
£2.137 1.0 —- 1.5 —- £2.16.0 —- |
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