WILLS: Razoux, James April 5, 1731 *********************************************** Ireland Genealogy Projects Archives Carlow Index Copyright ************************************************ File contributed by: Rosalind Dunning ros.dunning@outlook.com March 29, 2018, 7:21 am WILLS: RAZOUX, JAMES APRIL 5, 1731 Source: National Archives Kew England Written: April 5, 1731 Recorded: March 29, 2018 In the Name of the Father Son and Holy Ghost Be it done Amen Know all men who it may Concern and shall see these Presents That I James Razoux living at Carlon in the County of Catherlagh being weak in Body But by the Grace of God of sound mind have thought proper to dispose of the Estate which Providence has given me in manner following First I name constitute and Appoint upon the Conditions hereunder mentioned Susanna Michel Widow of my late Cousin and good friend James Michel my universal Heiress upon the Conditions which I have here above made that she shall give to each of her Daughters Viz to Jane Michel Fifty pounds Sterling to Susanna Michel Fifty pounds Sterling And this shall be paid to them by my Heiress When they shall marry or when they shall have attained the Age of twenty two years without any Delay Item I give Francis Michel Vizt. Margaret Michel and her Young Son James Mitchell twenty pounds sterling which shall be paid them when the Daughter shall marry or when she shall be of Age And to the Son when he shall be fit to be put out to Apprenticeship Item I give to Sarah Bryn for the good Services which she has done me twenty Pounds Sterling which shall be paid her at least a year after my Decease Item I give to the French Church of Carlon for the use of the French Poor Protestants Six Pounds Sterling which shall be paid into the hands of the Ministers and Elders of the said Church at least a Year after my Decease for to Pay the Legacyes which I have here above made I declare that I have in the funds of England whereof Captain Timothy Lafitte is the Trustee two hundred pounds sterling Item I have left him out of the Produce of my half pay Forty four pounds Sterling Six Shillings as it is seen by the Accounts thereof which he has sent me Item I have what is due to me of my half pay from the 24th June 1730 ~ When it shall please God to take me out of this World I desire to be buryed in as plain a manner as possible And in Order that my Will may be Executed in all these things punctually I name Constitute and Appoint Abraham Barbeand of Dublin to whom I give to Indemnify him of the trouble which he will take I say that I give him two pounds Sterling My Will is also that if there shall happen any Loss upon what I leave that that loss shall not fall upon my heiress nor upon my Executor But that Loss shall be Sustained by each of them according to what I give them I declare that this is my last Will and Testament _ Done at Carlon the Fifth April One thousand Seven hundred and thirty One _ Signed and Sealed by me _ Ja: Razoux In Presence of us the Underwritten Witnesses _ P: De Villette Ach Lacolombine Substantialiter Translatum est Londini 15: die mensis May Anno Domini 1731 Proved at London 12 July 1731 to Abraham Barbault alias Barbeand PCC Prob11/645