Antrim Wills: Crossley, Francis September 16, 1846 *********************************************** Ireland Genealogy Projects Archives Antrim Index Copyright ************************************************ File contributed by: Rosalind Dunning ros.dunning@outlook.com ANTRIM WILLS: CROSSLEY, FRANCIS SEPTEMBER 16, 1846 Source: National Archives Kew England Written: September 16, 1846 Recorded: December 13, 2017 This is the last Will and Testament of me Francis Crossley of Glenburne in the County of Antrim Esquire Whereas I am seized and possessed of certain lands in the County of Down called Brage and certain moneys to a considerable amount And whereas by Deed of Settlement entered into upon the marriage of my present Wife Elizabeth Helen there is a sum of six thousand two hundred pounds settled on her for life with remainder to issue of said marriage as I by my Will may direct Now my will is that in case said trust money does not produce an annual income of three hundred pounds that my Executors hereinafter named shall make up out of my property any balance that may be wanting to ..... such annual income after the decease of my present Wife Elizabeth I leave said sum of six thousand two hundred pounds share and share alike amongst my four children And I leave all my other Property that I may die possessed or entitled unto also share and share alike amongst my four children but subject to two bequests namely seven hundred pounds to Francis Colquhoun and a like sum of seven hundred pounds to James Colquhoun both Sons of my late Daughter Mrs Colquhoun and in case any or either of my said four children and in case any or either of my said four children should die before they become entitled to their portion I leave same to the survivors or survivor of them share and share alike And I nominate John Robert Irwin of Carmagh House in the County of Armagh and Crommelin Irwin of Newgrove in the County of Down Esquire as the Trustees and Executors of this my Will And in the event of my present Wife marrying again I appoint her unmarried Sisters as the Guardian of my said four children And I desire that my said Trustees and Executors pay from time to time such portion or portions of my said children's fortune as may during their minority be necessary for their advancement in life I also leave my two Granddaughters Sophia and Grace Colquhoun sisters of Francis and James Colquhoun seven hundred pounds And I nominate Thomas Hastings Irwin of Liverpool Esquire to be my Executor in the place of John Robert Irwin Esquire of Carmagh Esquire hereinbefore mentioned Fra Crossley (Attestation Clause)16 September 1846 Crommelin Irwin of Newgrove County Down Gentleman _ W Thompson M.D. Lisburn _ George Alexander of Henburn Butler Proved in Common Form 17 November 1846 Proved at London 23 December 1846 PCC Prob11/2046