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  <dc:title>Double probate of will of James Govett, gentleman, of St George in the East, gentleman</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Bequeathing all his property to his wife Mary during her lifetime; after her death it is to be divided between his sons John and William Govett and his daughter Elizabeth Mary Ann Govett. 
The property consisted of 2 Langdale St, St George in the East; 21 Robinson's Row, Kingsland, Hackney (divided into two tenements, occupied by Bryan and Sarah Jones); 'The Golden Lion', New Road, St George in the East, occupied by Joseph Horsley; two further houses in New Road, St George in the East, occupied by Captain Alexander Scott and Mr Thompson, broker; property called Causeland and Trevidland alias Tresvidlands, in the parishes of Liskeard and St Keyne, Cornwall.
Witnesses: John Sender (of James St), Thomas Adlard and Henry Edward Basely, all of St George in the East.
Will dated 1 Nov 1809, proved 10 May 1819</dc:description>
  <dc:date>1809-1819</dc:date>
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