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Died.
Wednesday, in the Close, Major March, late of his Majesty's 79th regiment.⁶

Deaths.
Aug 9. At Edinburgh, aged 58, Patrick Brown, Esq. late captain in the 25th regiment of foot.⁷

She was the widow of the deceased Patrick Brown Esquire formerly Captain in 102nd Regiment of Foot

Named trustees and executors Alexander Munro of Princes Street Edinburgh, brother Dr James Home physician in Edinburgh, daughter Mary Lady Molesworth Relict of Sir Ascott Oury Molesworth Baronet, Francis Home Esquire eldest son of the said Dr James Home, and son Major George Brown of the 4th Light Dragoons, any two of which make a quorum.

Named the lands in which she has interest:
Portion of the lands of Ballon commonly called Rufflets extending to ten acres with the houses in the parish and late Regality of Saint Andrews and Sheriffdom of Fife

Three acres and one half acre of arable land lying in the Shade or Territory called Jenkinbogs or Nether Rufflets

Two acres of land formerly belonged to Helen Aiken of those six acres of the prior acres of Saint Andrews which pertained to the deceased James Aiken

An acre of arable land in Nether Rufflets which was disponed to the deceased James Ritchie by John Brown commonly known as Carron presently possessed by Doctor Francis Hunter professor of Logic and Rhetoric in the University of Saint Andrews and James Key his tenant

Other lands or heritages, money, heritable and moveable shares, Government stocks or publics funds in the Capital Stock of the Bank of England or other stock, household furniture, silver plate, bed and table linen, arrears of interest or annuities, lying money, jewels, wearing apparel and all other means

For the uses herein mentioned viz:

To pay all debts, deathbed and funeral charges

To third and only unmarried daughter Miss Elizabeth Brown, furniture, jewels, silver plate, bed and table linen, printed books, prints, pictures and wearing apparel

To Miss Elizabeth Brown an annuity of £50 sterling for life

To youngest daughter Mrs Barbara Brown or Aubrey wife of Henry Harcourt Wynne Aubrey residing at Barcelona in Spain an alimentary fund for her personal support (not subject to her husband's use) from the free residue of the profits of the trust fund

Signed 5 June 1830

Codicil 8 January 1836
To Miss Elizabeth Brown an additional £600
To Richard Harcourt Aubrey eldest son of son-in-law Henry Harcourt Wynne Aubrey £200

Codicil 29 November 1837
To daughter Elizabeth Brown an additional sum of £700 and revoked the annuity of £50

Codicil 26 October 1838
Invested in French stock so revoked the bequest of £700 to Miss Elizabeth Brown and replaced it with stock in the French funds. In the event of the sale of the French stock Elizabeth to receive £750.
Revoked the bequest to Elizabeth of wearing apparel and bequeathed it to daughter Mrs Barbara Brown or Aubrey as a mark of regard.
To daughter Ann Brown or Munro spouse of Alexander Munro Esqr the suit of Brussels lace
To son Major George Brown the prints of King George the fourth and of the King of France taking leave of his family and also the miniature of his grandfather Colonel Home.

Codicil 12 February 1839
Purchased fifty shares in the United States Bank Stock which are given to the Trustees in Trust for the uses specified in the Trust Disposition and Deed of Settlement.

Codicil 18 February 1840
To Grandson Richard Harcourt Aubrey an additional £50
To daughter Miss Elizabeth Brown an additional £40 with interest from the 16 January last in return for a debt which she then paid for the testator

Codicil 19 May 1840
To Frederick Aubrey second son of Henry Harcourt Wynne Aubrey and of Mrs Barbara Brown or Aubrey £200
To Alexander Aubrey the third son £200
To Miss Elizabeth Brown additional £100

Codicil 21 July 1840
In respect of a donation this day made to Grandson Richard Harcourt Aubrey, revoked the legacies of £200 and of £50

Codicil 14 October 1840
In respect of a donation this day made to Grandsons Frederick Aubrey and Alexander Aubrey, revoked the legacies of £200
To Frederick Aubrey £25 and to Alexander Aubrey £25

Codicil 7 August 1841
To Miss Elizabeth Brown an additional £200
To each of grandsons Arthur Aubrey and Carlos Aubrey £200 bearing interest, leaving the manner and timing of payments up to the trustees. If either of them die before the bequests are expended, then his legacy to be paid to the sixth son then alive

Codicil 5 March 1842
To Miss Elizabeth Brown the further sum of 100 pounds

Extracted furth of the Records of the Court of Session in Scotland upon these fifty nine pages of stamped paper by me one of the Keepers of The Record of Deeds of Conform to Act of Parliament. A Macdonald Edinburgh 20 June 1842

Proved at London with ten Codicils the 5 August 1842 with administration granted to Alexander Munro Esquire, Francis Home Esquire the nephew and George Brown Esquire the son with power reserved of making like Grant to James Home Doctor in Medicine the brother and Mary Lady Molesworth the daughter the other Executors.⁸

Died. At her residence, 52, Castle Street, on the 25th ultimo, aged eighty-five years, Mrs Elizabeth Home, relict of Patrick Brown, Esq. and youngest daughter of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Home, 25th regiment, Lieutenant-Governor of Chester.¹⁰

PATRICK BROWN, ESQ.
In memory of PATRICK BROWN, Esq., formerly Captain in His Majesty's 25th Regiment of Foot, son of MALCOLM BROWN, Esq., merchant, Edinburgh, who died 8th August 1808, aged 58 years.
Also of Mrs ELIZABETH HOME, his spouse, (daughter of Colonel HOME, 25th Regiment, Lieutenant-Governor of Chester) who departed this life 25th April 1842, in the 85th year of her age

WRIGHT Noah of 208 Thessaly-road Battersea London died 10 October 1940 at Kingston Bye-pass-road near Tolworth Surrey. Administration Llandudno 10 May to Norah Wright widow. Effects £968 3s 11d.⁹

NOAH WRIGHT, Senr., Mrs. BERTHA EVELYN WRIGHT, NOAH WRIGHT, Junr., and CHARLES WRIGHT, Deceased.

Pursuant to the Trustee Act, 1925.

All persons having claims against the estates of Noah Wright Senior, Bertha Evelyn Wright, Noah Wright Junior and Charles Wright all of 113, Battersea Park Road and 208, Thessaly Road Battersea in the county of London, Tobacconists and Confectioners who died on the 10th day of October one thousand nine hundred and forty and to whose estates letters of administration, have been taken out in the Principal Probate Registry by Norah Wright and Beryl Wright respectively are required to send in particulars thereof in writing to the undersigned on or before the 19th day of July next after which the said administratrices will proceed to distributed the assets having regard only to the claims of which they shall have them had notice. -- Dated this sixteenth day of May, 1941.
Taylor Willcocks and Co., 240, Lavender Hill, London SW 11. Solicitors for the said Norah Wright and Beryl Wright.⁸

WRIGHT Noah of 208 New-road Battersea London died 10 October 1940 at Kingston Bye-pass-road near Tolworth Surrey. Administration (with Will) Llandudno 27 October to Norah Wright widow. Effects £1030 18s 2d.⁹

Married.
Jan 26, at Hutton, Somerset, by the Rev. W. Lanfear, Mr. Sidney Hemmans, yeoman, to Eliza, eldest daughter of Mr. Simon Palmer, of Weston-super-Mare.⁶

MARRIAGES. Jan 26, at Hutton, near Weston-super-Mare, by the Rev W Lanfear, Mr Sidney Hemmons, yeoman, to Eliza, eldest daughter of Mr Simon Palmer, of Weston-super-Mare.⁴

HEMENS Sydney of Hutton Somersetshire yeoman died 4 January 1897. Probate Wells 5 February to John Hemens grocer, Ernest Edward Hemens and Sydney Walter Hemens, farmers. Effects £1184 1s 5d.¹³

COOKSLEY Robert Samuel Steward of 8 Atlantic-terrace Kings-road Paignton Devonshire died 25 October 1920. Administration London 12 January to Sidney James Cooksley house agent. Effects £1655 9s 5d.¹⁰

COOKSLEY Caroline of Redlands Old Woods Hill Torquay widow died 15 February 1941. Probate Llandudno 26 May to Sidney James Cooksley auctioneer. Effects £174 9s.¹¹

PROFESSOR GILL BURIED
Washington Teacher Died at Campbellford, Ont.
Campbellford, Ont., August 5 - CP - Funeral service for Prof W H Noell Gill, professor of languages at Woodward school, Washington, who died at Havelock hospital Sunday after a brief illness, was held today. The 73-year-old professor was holidaying at his summer home at nearby Trent Bridge where he had spent his vacations for the past 30 years when he was taken ill.
Interment was made in Christ Church cemetery here.
Prior to taking the position at Woodward school, Prof Gill had taught at many schools throughout Canada and the United States. Among these were Regiopolis College, Kingston, Ont., Trinity College School, Port Hope, Ont., and Swavely School, Manassas, Va.
He is survived by his widow, the former Blanche Linton of Campbellford, and one son, Linton Gill, an instructor at the Royal Canadian Air Force training station at Camp Borden.⁸