Sole executor of his wife's Will (1829)
A Trustee of the Will of his brother Lt-Col Robert Anwyl (1831)
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IN MEMORY
OF
Lieut. Coll. ROBERT ANWYL,
of Vron, in Merionethshire....
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ALSO, of his Brother
WILLIAM WATKIN ANWYL, Esqr. M.D.
Late of the PRIORY, ST HELENS, afterwards of PIDFORD HOUSE
Captn. Commandant of the Militia in this Island,
Who died JULY 11TH 1832, aged 51 Years,
and was interred in the same Vault. 2
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Abstract of the Will of William Watkin Anwyl of Pidford in the Isle of Wight, Esquire, written 2 Dec 1831, proved 7 Aug 1832. 3
Gives & devises all his messuages or tenements, farm and lands called the Red Lion Farm in all his other lands in Bala in the county of Merioneth to the use of his brother Rice Anwyl for the term of his natural life.
Gives & devises the same to the use of his nephew Rice Owen Anwyl, son of his brother David Anwyl.
Gives, devises & bequeathed the remainder of his real estate and all his household goods, furniture, plate, linen, china, wines, monies, debts, mortgages and other securities, to the use of William Hearn of Newport in the Isle of Wight, Gentleman, and Henry Sowell of the same place, Gentleman, in Trust, to pay the dividends, interest and annual proceeds, to be received by his brother Rice Anwyl for the term of his natural life. And after his death, the Trust monies are to be paid to his nephews & nieces: Margaret, Mary, Elizabeth and Robert Anwyl, the three children of his late brother David Anwyl; Rice Hugh, Margaret Jane and Anne Catherine, three of the children of his brother Thomas Anwyl, and his niece Mary Anne Anwyl daughter of this brother Robert Anwyl deceased, to share and share alike.
Appoints the said William Hearn and Henry Sowell executors of his last will and testament.
(Signed)
Witnesses: Wm. Wood, Hy. Jacob, Wm. Galpine
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