Will: Ryan, Ellen April 12, 1824

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File contributed by: Rosalind Dunning 
ros.dunning@outlook.com December 3, 2017, 4:01 pm

RYAN, ELLEN APRIL 12, 1824

Source: National Archives Kew England
Written: April 12, 1824
Recorded: December 3, 2017

In the Name of God Amen I Ellen Ryan of the Town of 
Tipperary Widow of the late Edward Ryan Esquire deceased and 
late a Lieutenant in His Majesty's 23rd Regiment of foot 
being of sound disposing Mind Memory and Understanding and 
considering the uncertainty of this mortal life and in my 
reason and Senses Do make Publish and declare this to be my 
last Will and Testament annulling and making void all former 
and other Will or Wills by me at any time heretofore made 
and as to all such Property real or personal which God has 
blessed me with that is to say Thirty six Pounds per Annum 
which his late Gracious Majesty King George the third Thirty 
was pleased to allow me during my life as Widow od one od 
his Majesty's Officers And Whereas there will be one Year's 
Pension due to me on the 24th day of April Instant being a 
Sum of £36-0-0 And Whereas my Cousin and Kinsman William 
Hifferman late of Dork in the County of Limerick Esquire 
deceased left and bequeathed me during my life the Sum of 
ten Guineas per Annum towards my Support and Maintenance as 
appears by his Will on Record And Whereas my Cousin and 
Kinsman Michael Keating late of the Town of Tipperary 
deceased by his last Will which is also on Record in His 
Majesty's Prerogative in Ireland left and bequeathed unto me 
towards my Support a Sum of fifty Pounds to be paid at his 
decease together with a Sum of twenty pounds a Year during 
my natural life and which said several Legacies of fifty 
Pounds and Twenty Pounds per Annum since the death of my 
said Cousin Michael Keating which happened in November 1820 
said Bequests amounting to the Sum of One hundred and thirty 
Pounds justly due and unpaid by Hifferman Considine of Dork 
in the County of Limerick Esquire who is the Personal 
Representative and Heir at Law of the said William Hifferman 
and Michael Keating and acting Executor to both and whose 
Estates and Property became vested in him said Hifferman 
Considine to dispose of according to the Wills on Record as 
aforesaid And Whereas I am indebted to Mr Patrick Conroy of 
Tipperary Coachmaker for my diet and Lodging and other 
necessaries and for his Care and Attention to me I give 
leave and bequeath to him all that shall remain due and 
owing to me at my decease of my Pension and Legacies 
aforesaid in order to pay himself what appears due of me to 
him And my will and desire is that I give and leave unto my 
Servant Mary Finn for her Care and Attention to me all such 
goods and effects as shall be in my Possession at my decease 
together with a Sum of ten pounds Sterling after Payment to 
said Patt Conroy out of my said Pension and Legacies 
provided he shall receive the same and I order and direct 
that out of the Remaining Surplus to pay ten pounds to 
discharge some small Debts I owe and also my funeral 
Expences And Lastly my Will is and I hereby empower order 
and direct that said Patrick Conroy Do and shall recover 
take and receive my said Pension and Legacies and to apply 
the same as herein directed And I hereby nominate constitute 
and appoint said Patrick sole Executor and Residuary Legatee 
of this my last Will In Witness whereof I have hereunto set 
my Hand and Seal this 12th day of April 1824 and four Ellen 
Ryan
(Attestation Clause)
John Buckly _ John Griffith _ Bob Stiles his mark X
Proved at London 7 January 1820
PCC Prob11/1707