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The will of Joseph Jackson, late of Northumberland Park, Tottenham, was proved in the London Court, under 20,000/. (personalty, by the executors, Mr. Thomas Biscoe, Of Northumberland Park ; Mr. Walter Brown, Stoke Newington Road ; and Mr. Thomas An gel 1, solicitor, Guildhall Yard. The will is dated March 27 last, and a codicil April 11 following ; and the testator died July 8 last, in his sixty-second year. The testator formerly carried on the business of cabinet warehouseman in Shoreditch. He has left to his executors, Mr. Biscoe and Mr. Brown, 500/. each ; and to Mr. Angell 300/., free. There are legacies to servants. He has bequeathed the sum of 10,000/. to establish in Shoreditch a soup kitchen and a cottage hospital to make up four beds, with a paid housekeeper and surgeon. He bequeaths to the Blind School, Shoreditch, 500/. ; to the Shoreditch Almshouses, 100/. ; the Home for Little Boys, Reigate, 100/. ; the London Missionary Society, 5,000/. ; to the Independent Chapel, Little Ashby, Westmoreland, 1,000/., and 1,500/. for a stipend for the minister. He has devised his estates in Essex to his brother, ohn Jackson ; and those at Edmonton and Tottenham to his nephew, Joseph Atkins.
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London Week News
London, Middlesex, GB
Sat, Sep 16, 1871
Page 30
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