Edmund Fearon Bourke junior

Profile & Legacies Summary

1795 - 18^th Jul 1831

Claimant or beneficiary

Biography

Son of Edmund Fearon Bourke (q.v., who died in 1812). Resided at Penn House, Amersham, Buckinghamshire. Died at Devizes, Wiltshire, 1831: his executors John Lucius Dampier and Charles Payne were awarded the compensation for a part of the enslaved people on Oakes estate in Clarendon in Jamaica.

Matriculated University College Oxford 21/02/1810 aged 15, and d.s.p. Will of Edmund Fearon Bourke of Penn House Buckinghamshire proved 22/07/1831. Under the will, his estate after specified legacies to servants was to be divided equally between his four sisters: Mary Judith Fellowes wife of Rev. Henry Fellowes of Sidbury Vicarage clerk; Elizabeth Katherine Ann Freeman wife of Charles Freeman of Thames Ditton; Georgiana Goodin Glascott wife of Cradock John Glascott of Exmouth; and Charlotte Woollery Gladwin, wife of Henry Arthur Gladwin of Liverpool. In a codicil, Bourke said that Gladwin was out of the country and that he wanted to revoke any interest of Charles Freeman under the trusts he had established.

Sources

T71/859 Clarendon claim no. 159 (Oakes); The Morning Post, 21/6/1831.

T71/915 p. 154.

Ancestry.com, Oxford University Alumni, 1500-1886 [database online]; PROB 11/1787.

We are grateful for the help of Rob Alexander and William Norton with this entry.

Further Information

Absentee?

British/Irish

Children

d.s.p.

Will

Under the will, his estate after specified legacies to servants was to be divided equally between his four sisters: Mary Judith Fellowes wife of Rev. Henry Fellowes of Sidbury Vicarage clerk; Elizabeth Katherine Ann Freeman wife of Charles Freeman of Thames Ditton; Georgiana Goodin Glascott wife of Cradock John Glascott of Exmouth; and Charlotte Woollery Gladwin, wife of Henry Arthur Gladwin of Liverpool. In a codicil, Bourke said that Gladwin was out of the country and that he wanted to revoke any interest of Charles Freeman under the trusts he had established.

Associated Claims (2)

Associated Estates (1)

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