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Foreign News January 27, 1774

The Virginia Gazette

Richmond, Williamsburg, Richmond County, Virginia

What is this article about?

Sir Robert Ladbroke's will bequeaths 5000l each to married and unmarried daughters (with prior 10,000l portions secured privately), three guineas weekly to son George in the Indies, 200l to each nephew and niece, and the considerable residue to eldest son Robert.

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Sir Robert Ladbroke has by his Will bequeathed 5000l. to each of his married Daughters, with whom he gave a Portion of 10,000l. and to each is secured to their private and peculiar Use, without being liable to any Coverture.

To his Son George, who sailed a short Time since to the Indies, he has bequeathed three Guineas a Week during Life, to be paid only to his own Receipt.

He has left 200l. to each of his Nephews and Nieces; and the Residue of his Estate, supposed to amount to a very considerable Sum, to his eldest Son Robert.

5000l. to each of his unmarried Daughters. The additional 5000l.

What sub-type of article is it?

Will Bequest Family Inheritance

What keywords are associated?

Sir Robert Ladbroke Will Bequest Daughters Son George Indies Inheritance

What entities or persons were involved?

Sir Robert Ladbroke George Robert

Where did it happen?

Indies

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Indies

Key Persons

Sir Robert Ladbroke George Robert

Outcome

bequests: 5000l to each married daughter (plus prior 10,000l secured privately), 5000l to each unmarried daughter, three guineas weekly to son george, 200l to each nephew and niece, residue to eldest son robert.

Event Details

Sir Robert Ladbroke's will details bequests to family members, including portions to daughters secured from coverture, allowance to son George who recently sailed to the Indies payable only to him, gifts to nephews and nieces, and bulk estate to eldest son Robert.

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