Lands at Beverley and Little Weeton to her sister Hannah Gee if her sister dies, the land will go to

Ann & Selina Zealey ( sisters of Eliza Mary Zealey)

Land to god daughter Eliza Mary Zealey (daughter of James & Ann Zealey)

To the children's mother Ann Zealey £300

From the estate at Beverley to Richard Bavid Esq son of John Bavid £4000 and a further £3000

on the death of her sister

Thomas & Cornelius Bowman £20 each

Richard Coulson footman 20 guineas, 2 silver gills, large table in breakfast room,

10 mahogany chairs & mahogany clock

John Day coachman 200 guineas

Jane Scaife ladies maid, my gold watch, my bed and bedding, my mahogany

table, and set of drawers, and my clothes except for what my

sister Hannah wants

Each servant to have a mourning suite

To my sister Hannah, marble slab, 2 looking glasses, picture over the chimney

piece in the dining room, best candlesticks, coffee pot, large silver sauce boat, and gold cup

but they may not be sold

Witnesses: J Campbell, Richard Almack, John Cockerill

Proved in York 11th September 1818