<p>www.victoriacountyhistory.ac.uk Cornwall</p><p>PARISH TEMPLATE STUDY – LAUNCESTON</p><p>PROBATE TRANSCRIPTON – WILL, OATH & AFFIDAVIT</p><p>Ref No AP/C/5465/1</p><p>Title CREDICOT, Digory of Launceston, labourer</p><p>Date of 9 Jun 1852 probate*</p><p>Description Bequests:</p><p> to wife Charity, ‘the House and Garden she now occupy’ and also the house adjoining now occupied by John Reed also my household goods and furniture ‘and all other articles I may be possessed of’</p><p>Signature of testator</p><p>Witnesses: Signatures of Anna Bryant and Richard Dingley</p><p>Date of will: 18 Oct 1844 Date proved: 9 Jun 1852</p><p>Endorsed: Will of Digory Cridicott to Charity his Wife</p><p>Effects sworn under £20 Died 31 Oct 1844 Stamp nil No 142</p><p>Diana Sutherland Page 1 of 2 Parish Template Launceston Ref No AP/C/5465/2</p><p>Title CREDICOT, Digory of Launceston, labourer</p><p>Date of 9 Jun 1852 grant</p><p>Description Date: 9 Jun 1852</p><p>Richard Dingley of Launceston, gentleman, swore on oath that he and Anna Bryant were witnesses to the last will and testament of Digory Credicot of St Mary (Magdalene), Launceston, labourer on the 18 Oct 1844, beginning, ‘This is the last will and Testament of me Digory Credicott [Credicot] of Launceston’ and ending ‘also all my household goods furniture and all other articles I may be possessed of’ and signed Digory Credicot and were present when the testator wrote and signed his will.</p><p>Signature of R Dingley </p><p>Witness: Signature of J Wallis, Official</p><p>Ref No AP/C/5465/3</p><p>CREDICOT, Digory of Launceston, labourer Title</p><p>Date of 9 Jun 1852 probate/grant</p><p>Description Date of document: 9 Jun 1852</p><p>Charity Credicot of Launceston St Mary, widow of deceased, swears that his goods and chattels lay within the Province of Canterbury and were under the value of £20</p><p>Mark of Charity Credicot</p><p>Witness: Signature of J Wallis, Official</p><p>Diana Sutherland Page 2 of 2 Parish Template Launceston</p>