Attested copy of the will of Maurice George Bisset, late of Knighton within the parish...

a. to my dear wife, Harriet Bisset, my manor of Shepton Mallet, Somerset, held on lease from the Duchy of Cornwall, in lieu of any annuity or rights of dower and hope she will give it at her death to our two daughters, and all my household goods to my wife for life and then to our two daughters, Jane Harriet Bissett and Ann Bissett

b. I request and desire my friends, Villiers William Villiers and Thomas Sewell, esq., who are trustees in a deed dated 14 June 1811, after my death to levy out of Great Budbridge and Moore in the parish of Arreton and out of the tythes of the same and out of Mersley, p. Newchurch, the sum of £10,000 to my executrix and executor hereafter named which sum with all my other personal estate I give to my wife and my friends Richard Goden Simeon and said Thomas Sewell upon trust to pay my debts and invest the remainder in public funds and pay to each of my daughters £100 a year until the decease of my wife or until their marriages and then £3,000 each as marriage portions and after her death all moneys equally among my two daughters - my daughter Ann to have £1,000 more than her sister, because her sister had £1,000 given her by the will of her grandmother, the late Countess of Peterborough. My wife and two friends, Richard Godin Simeon and Thomas Sewell, to be executors

[He died at Lessendrum, Scotland on 16 December 1821]