FRO Pr11/1774/330
John Cockram, Esquire
Dated 25 June 1813
- Mother: Interest of £600 for her life and after her death to William Cockram (uncle) of Poole
- Miss Sarah Cole of Newton: annuity of £50 paid out of 'Whiteclift' Estate and Lands for and during
her natural life provided she shall so long continue unmarried
- William Cockram (uncle): Estate, Lands at Newton for and during his natural life after decease of mother.
Estate and Lands at Whiteclift (...?) to the aforesaid charge of £50 for and during his natural life.
From and 'immedly' after the decease of William Cockram, all said Estates and Lands at Newton
and Whiteclift to male heirs of William Cockeram and his heirs and assignes forever
In default of male heirs, then Estates and Lands to be sold by Public Auction and amount divided between:
- Sarah Cockram and Elizabeth Cockram, daughters of William Cockeram (uncle)
- Charles Baskett, Robert Baskett, Charlotte Brinsden Everingham, Sarah Baskett
- Children of the late Jane Jones to have their mother's share
- Sons and daughters of my late Aunt Mary Baskett
- Residue and remainder of monies, goods, chattels, estate and effects to be divided between said
Sarah Cockram, Elizabeth Cockram, Charles Baskett, Robert Baskett, Charlotte Brinsden Everingham,
Sarah Baskett and the children of the late Jane Jones to have their mother's share between them.
Executors in trust: Joseph Willis of Norden, gent; Robert Dugdale of Wa..?
Witnesses: Hester Rawlins, Margaret Bower, Hester Ellery
Proved: 25 Aug 1830 by oaths of Joseph Willis and Robert Dugdale.