In 1721 Margaret Phillipps was named as a beneficiary in her father's will, to receive £300 and his tenement of Boskerres in the parish of Uny Lelant in co. Cornwall following the death of her uncle James Phillipps.
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Abstract of the Will of Margarett Phillipps of the Parish of Gulval in the County of Cornwall, Spinster, written 16 Feb 1737/8, proved 13 Mar 1737/8. 2
Gives to her sister Lucy Phillipps all her goods, chattels, rights, credits, messuages, lands and tenements, appointing her sole executrix of her last will and testament.
(Signed)
Witnesses: Samll Nicholls, A: Angove
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Margaret's sister, Lucy Phillipps, wrote her will in the following year, dying a decade later, leaving Margaret's will unadministered. Administration was granted on 15 Aug 1747 to Abel Angove* and John Chubb, named as executors in trust of Lucy's will.
* Abel Angove was Margaret's and Lucy's brother-in-law, husband of their late sister Jane.
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