Hand-transcribed from Probate Office copy of will (they wouldn't let
me photocopy it!).  Punctuation and paragraphing have been added to
make it easier to read, but probably less legally correct.
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This is the last will and testament of me, Frederick Francis Freeman of Beach 
Farm Upton St. Leonards in the County of Gloucestershire, Builder.  

Subject to the payment of all my just debts and funeral and testamentary 
expenses, I give devise and bequeath unto my sister Harriett Theresa Eshelby,
of Upton St Leonards in the county of Gloucestershire, the sum of two hundred 
pounds for her own sole and separate use and benefit absolutely.

I also give devise and bequeath unto my sister Isabella Powell, now residing 
with me, the sum of two hundred pounds for her own sole and separate use and 
benefit absolutely.  

I also give devise and bequeath unto my brother Albert Edward Freeman of 
Chipping Sodbury in the county of Gloucestershire, and Richard Eleazor Freeman 
of Birmingham in the county of Warwick, each the sum of two hundred pounds 
absolutely.  

I further give devise and bequeath unto Florence Freeman of Leavesden Asylum 
Kings Langley the sum of fifty pounds for her own sole and separate use and 
benefit absolutely.  

I also give devise and bequeath unto Emma Murphy of Howard Street in the City 
of Gloucester, the niece of my late wife, one hundred pounds for her own sole 
and separate use and benefit absolutely.  

And I direct that the above legacies be paid as soon after my death as 
possible.

And I further give devise and bequeath unto my sister Harriett Theresa Eshelby  
all my residuary estate whatsoever and wheresoever, and all my estate that may 
be vested in me upon any trust or by way of mortgage according to the trusts 
and subject to the equities affecting the same respectively.  

And I appoint James Bullock Carless of the Mount Whiteshill near Stroud in the 
county of Gloucestershire, and Harriett Theresa Eshelby of Upton St. Leonards 
in the county of Gloucestershire, Executor and Executrix respectively of this 
my will.  In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand this seventeenth day 
of August One thousand nine hundred.

(Frederick Francis Freeman)

Signed by Frederick Francis Freeman in our presence and at his request we have 
hereto set our names as witnesses.

(George Eshelby)
(James Bullock Carless)

On the seventh day of July 1903, Probate of this will was granted at 
Gloucester to Harriett Theresa Eshelby, one of the executors.

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George Eshelby was the husband of Harriett Theresa.
James Bullock Carless (1840- ) was a retired pawnbroker and a younger brother
of Frederick's second wife.