Will: Huleatt, John June 11, 1808 *********************************************** Ireland Genealogy Projects Archives Offaly (Kings) Index Copyright ************************************************ File contributed by: Audrey Gilbreath akgilbreath@cableone.net February 19, 2018, 8:53 am HULEATT, JOHN JUNE 11, 1808 Source: Copy Of Original Received From Australia Relatives Written: June 11, 1808 In the name of God Amen. I John Huleatt of Parsonage Rector of the Parish of Shinrone in the Kings County Clerke being of sound mind and disposing understan'g [understanding] Thanks be to almighty God To make and publish this my last will and testament in the manner and form following revoking and annulling all former and other will or wills heretofore at any time by me made and declaring this alone to be my last will and testament that is to say, I desire in the first place that all my just debts and funeral expenses shall be paid by my executors herein after named and after the payment thereof I leave devise and bequest all my right title and interest in my farm and lands of Clashduff in the County of Clare which I hold virtue of a lease to me made by the late Lord Viscount Perry for and during the remainder rest residue and time to come thereof and unexpired with all and singular the rights issues and profits therefore in any wise thereunto appertaining, and also a sum of money due to me by Henry Brady of Raheens in the county of Clare Esq. My Brother in law for the remaining part of my late wife's fortune by bonds lodged in the trust with William Adams of Wilbroke [probably means Willbrook] County of Clare and which I am now selling for in his majesty high court of Chancery in Ireland by my agent Henry Palmer Esq. of York street Dublin. Together with all such property of what nature of kind Page 2: soever of which I am now seized or possesed of or of which I shall be at the time of my decease seized or possesed of or intitled unto or in any wise interested in both real and personal estate save as herein after mentioned, unto my daughter Henrietta Palmer otherwise Huleatt widow of Thomas Palmer late of Kiballaskcnan?? In the Kings County Esq. deceased. Catherine Huleatt, Alice Huleatt, Elizabeth Huleatt, Elinor Huleatt and my two sons John and James Huleatt to be equally divided between and among my said daughters and my said two sons James and John in equal share and proportions and to the survivors and survivors of them, it is my will and intention that if any or either of my said daughters save and except my said daughter Henrietta or said two sons James and John Huleatt should die under the age or ages of twenty one years unmarried and without lawful issue that the said part of shares of such of my said daughter Henrietta or my said two sons James or John or any of them shall as I said before go to and be equally divided amongst the survivors or survivor of my said daughters and two sons James and John as aforesaid, and that each of my daughters save as aforesaid and my said two sons James and John shall upon this Page 3: Attaining the age of twenty one years respectively have full power and authority to dispose of her his or their shares or share of my said property to any or either of my said children by deed will or otherwise as he she or they may think proper, I give leave and bequeath unto my son Hugh Brady Huleatt (having before provided for him) my riding horse, my watch with all my books and manuscript. Having passed my son in law the late Thomas Palmer my bond for three hundred pounds as a marriage fortune with my said daughter Henrietta which bond she now holds. But promises to cancel and give up said bond on my providing for her in this my wife as herein before mentioned and set forth now my wife is that in case she my said daughter Henrietta shall refuse or decline to give up the said bond for three hundred pounds to my executors within three months after my decease that then and in that case I Leave her but one British shilling and that the share and proportion of my property herein d...ised? [devised makes sense but doesn't seem to fit?] and bequeathed unto her shall be equally divided between and amongst my other said daughters and my said two sons Janes and John in equal shares and proportions and to the survivors and survivor of them. And lastly I do hereby nominate constitute and appoint my son Hugh Brady Huleatt and Corker Wright of Rutland in the Kings County Esq. Executors of this my last will and testament and guardians to the persons of such of any children save and except my said Daughter Henrietta as are under the age of twenty one years during their respective minorities and in whom I confide and have no doubt will to the utmost of their abilities with justice and impartiality endeavor to carry this my will fully into effect according to my intentions and the trust I have hereby reposed in them, in testimony whereof I have hereunto and to a duplicate hereof subscribed my name and affixed my seal this 11 eleventh day of June in the year 1808 Signed sealed published and ........ John Huleatt (Seal) Declared by the testator as and for his Last will and testament in presence of us who in the presence of each other and also of the Testator and at his request and desire have subscribed our names. Witnesses present Tho. Armstrong (Seal) Nath. P?? (Seal) Mich Kennedy (Seal) Additional Comments: Received image copy from Australian descendants of Rev. John Huleatt. The reverend's daughter Elizabeth married Frederick Galbraith. Their son Thomas Palmer Galbraith emigrated to Australia. The descendents have a copy of the will.