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Descendants of: Richard MARSHALL
		d c1815
		Lewes Will Transcript

And:
Married:

Children
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|----- Thomas MARSHALL
|	Of Poynings, SSX, ENG
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|----- George MARSHALL
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|----- Richard MARSHALL
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|----- Susannah MARSHALL
|	m 24 Sep 1800 Edward BROWN
|	d Dec Qt 1838 Steyning, SSX, ENG
|	Chichester Will Transcript
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|----- Jane MARSHALL
|	m 12 Nov 1799 John ELLIOTT at Hamsey, SSX, ENG
|		|
|		|--- Jane Marshall ELLIOT
|			b 23 Dec 1801
|			bp 13 Jan 1802 All Saints, Lewes, SSX
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|----- Mary MARSHALL
|	m John ERRY of Chailey, SSX, ENG
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|		|--- Ann ERRY
|		|	bp 13 Jul 1800 Saint John the Baptist, Lewes, SSX, ENG
|		|
|		|--- John ERRY
|			b 30 Aug 1806
|			bp 12 Oct 1806 Saint John the Baptist, Lewes, SSX, ENG
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|----- Sarah MARSHALL
|	m Henry JEFFERY of Poynings, SSX, ENG
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|----- Barbara MARSHALL
	m 19 Oct 1807 Josias WOOLGAR
	Probate 2 Mar 1846 Chichester; Richard Marshall of Lewes, Executor


Parish Record Transcription Holy Trinity Poynings
Baptism No. 10 Caroline Marshall dau of George Marshall, wheelwright & Elizabeth of Poynings
 baptised 18 Jul 1813, born 17 Jun 1813
Baptism No. 26 Mary Ann Jeffery dau of Henry Jeffery, blacksmith & Sarah of Poynings
 baptised 8 Oct 1815, born 16 Jul 1816 [sic]
Burial No. 7 Richard Marshall of Brighton, builder, bu 22 Jan 1815 aged 75yrs
Burial No. 31 Elizabeth Marshall of Brighton, spinster, bu 20 May 1820 aged 46yrs
Burial No. 41 Ann Marshall of Brighton, not parishioner, bu 4 Sep 1823 aged 40yrs
Burial No. 152 Richard Marshall of Hurstpierpoint, bu 30 Nov 1848 aged 69yrs

Brighton Baptisms 1813-1837
1816 Mar 13 Ann, dau of Ann & Richard Marshall, blacksmith, Marshall's row
1822 Sep 15 Richard, son of Ann & Richard Marshall, blacksmith, Marshall's row

East Sussex Poll 1820 Lewes Rape
Freeholder: Richard Marshall of Brighton; Occupier: self; house
Voted for Charles Compton Cavendish

Freeholder: George Marshall of Poynings; has freehold land in Brighton with
house and land; Voted for Charles Compton Cavendish
Occupier: Harriet & another

FN 1886140 Original Wills Archdeaconry Lewes Sussex 1814-1817

This is the last will and testament of me Richard Marshall of
Brighthelmstone in the County of Sussex Carpenter and Wheelwright
made published and declared in manner and form following (that is to
say) 

FIRST I order and direct that all my just debts funeral expenses and
the charges and expenses of proving and executing this my Will be fully
paid and satisfied by my Executors hereinafter named.

I GIVE devise and bequeath unto my eldest son Thomas Marshall all that
my messuage or tenement and Wheelwrights shop with the Yard and
appurtenments belonging situate lying and being in Poynings in the
County of Sussex being Copyhold and Surrendered to the use of my Will
and now in the Tenure or occupation of him my said son and... Pellen

To hold the same unto my said Son Thomas his Heirs and assigns for
ever subject nevertheless to the payment by him of the sum of one
hundred and ten pounds sterling unto my Executors hereinafter named and
which said sum I order and direct to be considered as part of my
personal estate and to be paid applied and disposed of in such manner
and form as I have hereinafter directed of and concerning my said
Personal Estate.

ALSO I give devise and bequeath unto my said Son Thomas Marshall All
those two messuages being in the centre or middle of six messuages
lately erected and built by me on a piece or parcel of Ground purchased
by me of John Lashmar and now called Marshall Row Together with the
piece of Garden Ground in front or to the South of the said two
messuages as the same is now used and occupied therewith and fenced
of from other Ground thereunto adjoining extending from East to West
the exact distance of the said Two tenements with all Ways liberties
and appurtenances thereunto belonging. To hold the same unto my said
son Thomas Marshall his Heirs and Assigns forever.

ALSO I give devise and bequeath unto my said son Thomas Marshall the
Westermost moiety or half part of the Garden Ground lying to the West
of the said six tenements from the Elder Hedge now growing therein and
dividing the same from other premises to the middle part the same to be
equally divided in a parallel Line from North to South or from the
North Fence to the South Fence thereof UPON TRUST that the said two
messuages or tenements with the Garden Ground therewith used in front
thereof and the piece of Garden Ground last described be valued by two
skilful and indifferent persons one to be chosen by my Executors
hereinafter named and the other person to be chosen by the Legatees
under this my Will and which Valuation I order and direct shall be
considered as part of my personal estate and be paid applied and
disposed of in manner and form as I have hereinafter directed
concerning my Personal Estate.

ALSO I give devise and bequeath unto my second son George Marshall All
those two upper Messuages or Tenements adjoining the Messuages and
Premises last herein described situate in Marshall Row aforesaid with
the Garden Ground therewith belonging and now used extending to the
West in a direct line from the Westernmost part of the lower or
Westermost of the said two messuages to the Rails or Fence inclosing
the same on the South side thereof and which said Garden Ground extends
to the East North and South above the said two Tenements the full
widths of the said piece of Ground as the same is fenced in and used by
me as a Garden with all ways paths passages and appurtenances thereunto
belonging TO HOLD the same unto my said son George Marshall his Heirs
and Assigns forever UPON the like Trusts and Valuation as the premises
above described and devised to my said son Thomas and the product
thereof also to be considered as part of personal estate and be
disposed of as hereinbefore mentioned and hereinafter directed.

ALSO I give devise and bequeath unto my youngest son Richard Marshall
All that Messuage or tenement situate at the Bottom or West End of the
said piece of Ground purchased by me of John Lashmar with the
Blacksmiths Shop behind the same and all Buildings thereunto belonging
together with all and singular the Garden Ground behind or to the East
of the same up to the Elder Hedge across the same hereinbefore
mentioned with all ways paths passages liberties and appurtenances
thereunto belonging and therewith used TO HOLD the same and every part
thereof unto my said son Richard his Heirs and Assigns for ever UPON
CONDITION nevertheless that he my said son Richard his Executors or
Administrators do and shall pay unto the Executors of this my Will the
full sum of three hundred and fifty pounds sterling which said Sum of
three hundred and fifty pounds shall also be considered as part of my
personal Estate and be paid applied and disposed of as directed
concerning the same.

I ALSO give devise and bequeath unto my Daughter Susannah now the Wife
of Edward Brown of Steyning in the said County of Sussex Innkeeper the
two lower or Westmost of the said six messuages situate in Marshall
Row in Brighthelmstone aforesaid together with the Garden Ground in
Front of the same extending from East to West in equal width with the
Fronts of the said two tenements and from North to South from the said
messuages to the Rail Fence aforesaid the south thereof as now used
and occupied therewith.

AND I ALSO give devise and bequeath unto my said daughter Susannah
the Easternmost half part of the said piece or parcel of Garden Ground
extending from the Westernmost end of the said premises last described
halfway down to the Elder Hedge before mentioned to be divided in a
parallel line as hereinbefore is mentioned together with all ways paths
passages liberties and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise
appertaining TO HOLD the same and every part thereof unto my said
daughter Susannah Brown her Heirs and Assigns SUBJECT nevertheless to
the like Valuation as the other tenements adjoining the same and the
product of the whole thereof to be considered as part of my personal
estate and be applied and disposed of as hereinafter directed
concerning the same.

ALL my copyhold estate situate lying and being in the parish of
Fulking in the said County of Sussex I give devise and bequeath unto
my said son Richard Marshall and which he is already admitted to Upon
the like trust and subject to the same valuation as my other Estates
and as hereinbefore directed and the produce of such valuation.
I ALSO ORDER and direct shall be considered as part of my personal
estate and be paid applied and disposed of accordingly as hereinafter
is directed/

I ALSO give devise and bequeath unto Jane the daughter of John Elliott
late of Lewes deceased the sum of one hundred pounds sterling to be
paid to her the said Jane Elliott when she shall attain the full age
of twenty one years and the Interest thereof in the mean time I order
and direct shall be applied at the discretion of my Executors
hereinafter named towards her Education or clothing. But if in case
the said Jane Elliott shall happen to depart this life before she shall
attain the said age of twenty one years then and in such case I give
devise and bequeath the said sum of one hundred pounds unto and amongst
my said sons Thomas Marshall, Richard Marshall and George Marshall and
my said daughter Susannah Brown my daughter Mary the wife of John
Erry of Chailey Sarah the wife of Henry Jeffery of Poynings and my
daughter Barbara Marshall spinster or to such of them as shall then be
living share and share alike.

I ALSO give devise and bequeath unto my said daughter Barbara Marshall
my best bed compleat with Crimson Marine [or maroon?] Hanging as the 
same now stands and is used by me dining and tea tables together with 
my Clock to hold the same to my said daughter Barbara her Heirs and 
Assigns forever.

I ALSO give and devise unto my present housekeeper Esther Beeney the
sum of eight pounds in case she shall be living with me at the time of
my decease and in case she shall have lived with me for the space of
two years at the time of my decease then I give her two pounds more
making it together the sum of ten pounds and which I order my
Executors to pay her at the time of my decease as a reward for her
Services to me.

ALL THE REST residue and remainder of my Personal Estate Principal
Money and Securities for Money and Net Property and Effects whatsoever
and wheresoever and of what nature kind or Quality soever I give devise
and bequeath the same and every part thereof unto my said sons Thomas
Marshall, George Marshall and Richard Marshall their Executors
Administrators and Assigns UPON TRUST that they the said Thomas 
Marshall, George Marshall and Richard Marshall their Executors
Adminstrators and Assigns do and shall with all convenient speed and
not exceeding nine months from the time of my decease sell dispose and
convert the whole of my personal property estates and effects into
ready money and pay apply and dispose of the same unto such person
and persons and in such manner and form as I have hereinafter directed
concerning my Personal Estate

AND as to for and concerning the several sums of money to be paid or
allowed by my said sons Thomas Marshall, George Marshall and Richard
Marshall and my said daughter Susannah the wife of Edward Brown in the
manner hereinbefore and hereinafter mentioned

AND as to for and concerning the whole of my personal estate and 
effects after the said legacies hereinbefore by me given and devised
are paid UPON TRUST that they my said sons Thomas Marshall, George
Marshall and Richard Marshall their Executors Administrators and
assigns do and shall pay apply and dispose of the same and every part
thereof unto and amongst themselves my said sons Thomas Marshall,
George Marshall and Richard Marshall and my four other children namely
Susannah the wife of Edward Brown of Steyning aforesaid, Mary the wife
of John Erry of Chailey husbandman, Sarah the wife of the said Henry
Jeffery of Poynings aforesaid and the said Barbara Marshall spinster
to be equally divided between and amongst them impartially share and
share alike. But I will order and direct that the said share of my
said daughter the said Sarah Jeffery be paid immediately after the
decease of the said Henry Jeffery her said husband (but not before)
the Interest thereof only to be paid unto her the said Sarah Jeffery
to and for her own and sole separate use and benefit and not subject
or liable to the debts or control of her said Husband provided
nevertheless that if the said Henry Jeffery and Sarah his wife do and
shall happen to live in mutual comfort and affection with each other
then and in such case I order and direct that the said part or share
of my said Personal Estate shall be paid unto the said Sarah Jeffery
for their mutual encouragement and furtherance in Life and my said
Sons be discharged from that Trust BUT this I leave to, and it must
and shall nevertheless remain intirely at their discretion.

AND I do peremptoraly Order and direct that my said sons and daughters
any or either do not nor shall not put on wear or use any mourning
whatever for me after decease under the penalty of him her or them so
doing (willingly knowingly and in defiance of my Commands) of
forfeiting any right title or claims to any part of my estate or any
devise contained in this my Will (And the same shall as to and be
equally provided amongst those other children who do and shall obey
this my order and direction).

I ALSO REQUEST and order and direct that my Funeral whenever it shall
or may happen shall be attended without Pomp or Parade AND I desire
that the same may be conducted in every respect as my late wifes
funeral was and particularly direct that I may be carried exactly in
the same way

AND MY WILL and mind further is that my Executors shall retain deduct
and reimburse themselves out of the monies which shall regularly come
into their Hands by virtue of this my Will. All reasonable costs
charges and expenses which they or either of them shall necessarily be
put unto in the the [sic] Executors thereof or for or in respect of the
Trust reposed in them AND that they my said Executors shall not be
answerable the one for the other of them nor be accountable for any
more or other monies than what they shall actually receive into their
Hands or for any loss or losses that shall or may happen so as such
loss or losses be not occasioned by their wilful defraud or neglect
AND lastly I do hereby make ordain nominate constitute and appoint
my said three sons Thomas Marshall, George Marshall and Richard
Marshall joint and sole Executors of this my Will and hereby revoking
and making void all former and other Will and Wills by me at any time
heretobefore made I declare this only to be my last Will and Testament
contained in three sheets of Paper to the first two sheets whereof I
have set my Hand and to the last my Hand and Seal this twenty second
day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
six.

Signed sealed published and declared by the said Testator
Richard Marshall as and for his last Will and Testament
in the presence of us who in his presence and at his
request and in the presence of each other have hereunto
subscribed our names Witnesses
the Interlineations being first made
J ROBERTS
B ROBERTS
T MARSHALL
Stephn BROWNE

This is a codicil to my last Will and Testament hereinbefore written
and contained, whereby I confirm every devise by hereinbefore given
BUT considering that my Granddaughter Jane Elliott to whom I have
hereinbefore given and devised the sum of one hundred pounds out of the
residuum or my personal estate as hereinbefore directed

AND ALSO considering that in case of my decease before she shall attain
unto the age of or time of life to be enabled to provide for herself
and obtain her livelihood or be married I GIVE devise and bequeath
unto my said granddaughter Jane Elliott the further sum of fifty
pounds or lawful money of Great Britain over and above the one hundred
pounds to be given and devised in and by my said Will to which this
Codicil relates and is affixed upon that like Trusts and in the same
manner to be applied to the said Legacy on one hundred pounds is
directed in my will to be applied for her use and benefit AND whereas
I consider that my son Richard Marshall has something more devised to
him than an adequate proportion of my Real and personal Estate - I
therefore Order and direct that after the payment by him and the
valuation to him and to the other devisees under my will shall be made
and when and at the time of the division of such residuum of money
to be thereby raised and equally divided out of such remainder and the
part and share of such remainder or surplus of such money that shall
be paid unto my said son Richard that he do and shall pay unto the
other Executors the said sum of fifty pounds of lawful money of Great
Britain out of his part or share of such money so to be divided as
before directed unto the other Trustees for the use and benefit of my
said granddaughter Jane Elliott in addition to the one hundred pounds
before given to her and upon the same Trusts as aforesaid and I hereby
will order and direct that my other Trustees and Executors see that the
same be done agreeable to the direction herein given for that purpose.

AND I hereby charge the part share in proportion of such remainder of
my Personal Estate or residuum thereof that shall come into the hands
of my said son Richard Marshall with the payment of the same 
accordingly

In witness whereof I the said Richard Marshall the Testator to this
Codicil to my said last will and testament and thereunto affixed and
contained on both sides of the third and last sheet thereof have set
and affixed my hand and seal this fourth day of March in the year or
our lord one thousand eight hundred and eleven.

Signed Stephn Browne and J Roberts

4th Feb 1815 then was sworn Thomas Marshall, George Marshall and
Richard Marshall the Executors named in the said will. To whom was
committed the burthen of the Execution hereof sworn also that the
goods and chattels and credits of the said deceased do not amount
in value unto four hundred and fifty pounds.

List of registered electors East Sussex 1837: Brigton Polling District
MARSHALL, George, 22, Marshall's-row - Freehold house 27, Gardener-street
MARSHALL, Richard, Hurstperpoint - Freehold house, London road
MARSHALL, Thomas, Arundel - Freehold house, 3, Temple-street