John Gwyn estate: establishing and executing the trusts of his will and incorporating the trustees, and other provisions Act 1830
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An Act for establishing and carrying into execu-
tion the Trusts created by the last Will and
Testament of John Gwyn, late of the City of
Londonderry, Merchant, deceased, and for in-
corporating the Trustees therein named; and
for other Purposes. [16th July 1830.]
W
HEREAS John Gwyn of the City of
Londonderry
in that Part
of the United Kingdom called
Ireland,
Merchant, deceased,
did duly make and publish his last Will and Testament in
Writing, according to the Form of the Statute for devising Real Estates,
bearing Date the Sixteenth Day of May One thousand eight hundred and
eighteen, and did thereby give, devise, and bequeath unto the Honourable
and Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of Berry, the Reverend
George
Hay,
Minister of the Presbyterian Congregation of
Londonderry,
and his Col-
league, and the Successors of the said Bishop of Berry and of the said
Ministers of the Presbyterian Congregation of
Londonderry,
and to John
Acheson
Smyth, James M'Crea, William M'CHntock of
Waterloo
Place,
William Macky, John Bysart, Patrick
Gilmour,
Thomas
Harvey, Andrew
Moore, John
Thompson,
John Kelso, Thomas Bavenport, Samuel Lee,
Thomas
Ramsay,
Bavid
Gilmour,
William
Kerr
M'Clintock,
Thomas
Woore,
William
Bysart, and Andrew
Alexander
Watt,
all of the City of
London-
derry, Merchants, and their Successors, to be chosen and appointed as
therein-after mentioned, all the Real and Personal Estate whereof he
should die seised, possessed of, or entitled to, and of every Nature, Kind,
and Description, to hold to them and their Successors upon the Uses,
Trusts, and Purposes therein mentioned and appointed ; that is to say,
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