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Samuel Henry Pare

Profile & Legacies Summary

???? - 1789

Biography

  1. Administration of the will of Samuel Henry Pare, Barrister of St Georges and Christ Church Barbados [residing on Lower Berneys] [made in 1785] was granted 18/08/1825 to Margaret Elllcock, the widow of Edward Ellcock. Under the will Pare left his estate in trust to Edward Ellcock to pay £300 p.a. to his [Pare's] wife Anna Maria, and allow her the use of his 'negroes' for her life, and to pay the interest on the indebtedness due to him from the Prettejohn family equally to H.E. Holden [?] Parvis and Edward Elcock's daughters Margaret and Anna Maria Ellcock. The will triggered an extensive Chancery case in Mapp v Ellcock.

Sources

  1. PROB 11/1702/356

Further Information

Absentee?
Spouse
Anna Maria

Relationships (1)

Samuel Henry Pare
Testator → Trustee
Edward Ellcock
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