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Reference	9259
Family Name	SPROULE
Given Names	George
Was there a Will?	Yes
Date of Will	1814-02-26
Date Will was proved	1817-12-05
Was an inventory completed?	No
County	York
Parish	Fredericton
Probate is for a woman?	No
Abstract references a vessel?	No
Abstract	Parish of Fredericton, York County, Esquire. Will dated 26 February 1814, proved 5 December 1817. Executors to sell all real and personal estate in the Province of New Brunswick and the proceeds of sale bequeathed to daughters Elizabeth SPROULE and Frances MOODIE, along with all real and personal estate in the Kingdom of Ireland in the British funds. Daughter Elizabeth's share, if she wish it, to be made up of my monies in the British funds, or so far as the same may go. Daughter Prudence JONES and grand-daughter George Ann [HALLATT] each £20 for a mourning ring. Daughters Elizabeth SPROULE and Frances MOODIE, son-in-law Robert MOODIE and friend Ward CHIPMAN Junior, of City of Saint John, executors. Witnesses: John SAUNDERS, Ward CHIPMAN, T. W. S. BLISS.
RS number	75

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