John Shurlock of Bramley, esquire 18 Dec 1782
I ratify my marriage settlement with my wife Catherine Shurlock;
to my eldest son William Shurlock who is provided for by my marriage settlement my share in manor of Bramley which I jointly bought with (Mr) Elliott of the heirs of ... Ludlow;
to my wife all my messuage where I live for life and all my household goods, my chaise and horse; on intended marriage of my daughter Elizabeth Shurlock with (Captain) Charles William Morden I have agreed to give her all my messuage in Rusper, Sussex and £1,500 charged on my messuage in Bramley in the occupation of Elizabeth Shurlock, widow;
my moiety of a meadow in Shalford to my son Robert Shurlock;
residue to my son Robert, my wife to be guardian in his minority
Witnesses: James Shrubb of Bramley; John William Davis of Great Russell Street, Bloomsbury, Middlesex; Elizabeth Lucas, servant to (Mr) Shurlock
Codicil 6 Jun 1784: revoke devise to my eldest son William of my share of manor of Bramley and
it to son Robert at 21 with remainder to daughter Elizabeth Morden now wife of Charles William
Witnesses: W. Newland; Sarah Shrubb; William Smyth
resealed 8 Oct 1787 Witnesses: Mary Bray; Charles Hammond; William Strudwick
Second codicil 22 Oct 1784: debts to be charged to lands
Witnesses: James Shrubb; Thomas Smither; Sarah Shrubb
Third codicil 29 Mar 1788: to my son Robert my meadow Broadford, Shalford now in his occupation and my close in Bramley late two closes called the Bagstos (6 acres) now in the occupation of John Sparkes when 21 with remainder to my daughter Elizabeth
Witnesses: James Stilwell; John Lucas; George B. Morden
Proved: 15 May 1788 to exec. [DW_PC_7_6 Q.10; DW_PC_5_1788_7] (under £600)