Will: Kennedy, Patrick July 22, 1820 *********************************************** Ireland Genealogy Projects Archives Dublin Index Copyright ************************************************ File contributed by: Rosalind Dunning ros.dunning@outlook.com November 4, 2017, 3:34 pm KENNEDY, PATRICK JULY 22, 1820 Source: National Archives Kew England Written: July 22, 1820 Recorded: November 4, 2017 In the Name of God Amen I Patrick Kennedy of the City of Dublin Watch Maker being of sound and disposing memory and mind praise be God for the same do hereby make and publish this as my last Will and Testament hereby revoking all former Will or Wills made by me in manner and form following ffirst surrendering my Soul to Almighty God thro the Merits of Almighty my Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ I do hereby give devise and bequeath all my Worldly substances both what I am possessed of and what I may or might hereafter become possessed of to my Wife Anne Kennedy otherwise Webster and my Daughter Catherine who is now a Widow and was married to John Bacon share and share alike and I constitute and appoint them my aforesaid dear Wife Anne and my dear Daughter Catherine Executrixes of this my last Will and Testament Secondly I order my said Executrixes to secure to my Grand Daughter Jane Sarah Bacon five hundred pounds Sterling to be placed at Interest until she attain the age of eighteen years To Mrs Catherine Dillon ten pounds Sterling per annum To Mr John Russell forty pounds Sterling as my part for renumerating his Services likewise to Mr Edward Ryan and Mrs Pierce five pounds Sterling each for the same purpose to my good friend John Clare £10 Sterling and ten pounds Sterling per annum To Margaret Hessian otherwise Kenedy Catherine Kennedy Spinster Maria Kearney otherwise Kenedy Pebelina (?)O' Rielly and Eliza Kennedy twenty pounds Sterling to each I give and bequeath to me dear Wife Anne the sole and entire Property left her by her ffather Robert Webster and it is my will that part of my Property which may come to the share of my Daughter Catherine may be so secured as that it may not be any means be under the controul of any Husband she may have I also order that my Wife's share of the property coming from the Estate of Mrs Anne Dillon may devolve after the decease of my said Wife Anne Kennedy on my Daughter Catherine Bacon And I further desire if my share of the Estate of Mrs Ann Dillon of Sax Weiner deceased does not amount to the sum of four thousand pounds Sterling then in that case the Legacies bequeathed by me shall be proportionately reduced Patrick Kennedy (Attestation Clause) Nathanl Burton 24 Queen Street Dublin _ David Brereton M D 19 Arran Quay _ Thomas Ayre Goldsmith Great Britain Street Dated this 22nd Day of July 1820 Proved at London 14th July 1834 by the Oath of Catherine Abeltshauser Wife of Ignatius George Abelthauser heretofore Bacon the Surviving Executrix PCC Prob11/1834