Appoint Charles Booth, grocers assistant and James Booth, Grocer to be Trustees.
To my son George my two houses at Farnley Moor Side, in one of which he resides. The proceeds of sale of my four houses in Barker Hill, Farnley Moor Side to be divided equally between sons Charles,James,Julius and daughter Elizabeth. I give my other two houses at Gildersome to my daughter Emma subject to the payment of £150 for the two.
Testator died 27 Nov 1898
(The James Booth mentioned came to Pudsey in 1867 to run his uncle Emmanual Mortimers grocery business,which led to Booths Yard.)

Widow of Jeremiah Booth of Rodley. Leaves sofa to son Joseph. Silver pint to son John. Silver watch to son Jeremiah (which was his fathers). All the remainder to daughters Mary & Sarah who I appoint executors.

Appoint my dear daughter Dorothy Stansfield (Widow)Executor and nephew Thomas Barnes & friend William Firth trustees.
To dau. Dorothy all furniture, monies & debts owed, freehold & leasehold Cottages for her own use and that no husband or husbands shall have power or influence claim or share in her income, but only for her own & her daughters use. If Ellen Barnes Stansfield dies before 21 & has no issue then all property to be sold & divided between:-
My neice Mary Gaunt,the daughter of James & Betty Barnes of Stanningley.
My niece Mary Gomersall, her two sons James Henry & Alfred Gomersall in America.
My nephew Thomas Barnes sons & daughter.
Testator died 20 Jan 1866. Effects under £1,000

George Marshall and Gilbert Birtinshaw Executors

*Kitchen

Although Samuel lived in Liverpool, he was born in Pudsey and owned property there in Church Lane, cottages called Baker's Cottages and Bootle Cottages. His wife Mary Ann (who only married him 2 months before he died) was born BROWN and was previously married to Ephraim HININGS.