Mary Ann Hudson, 1913

Note: this will also appears on Film 0106571 of 1911

Mary Anne Hudson
Malew 1913 #162

The humble petition of William James Hudson of 66 St James Place in the city
of Liverpool Furniture dealer.
Sheweth:
1.  Your petitioner's late aunt the said Mary Ann Hudson deceased departed
this life on or about the 28th day of March 1911 at 50 Malew Street
aforesaid having on the 14th day of January 1911 executed her last will and
testament whereof she appointed William Henry Boyde executor.
2.  Shortly before her death the said Mary Ann  Hudson destroyed her said
will and at a court holden at Castletown upon the 8th day of May 1911 the
said William Henry Boyde presented his petition for probate of the said will
as contained in a draft thereof procluded and at a further setting of the
said court holden at Castletown upon the 17th day of July 1911 it was
ordered that the question of fact arising in this proceedings be tried by a
special jury before the court.
3.  The said matter came on for hearing at a court holden at Castletown on
the 14th day of December 1911 when the sad jury brought in a verdict in
favour of the said copy of a will and thereupon your honor granted probate
thereof to the said William Henry Boyde.
4.  You petitioner on the 2nd day of May 1912 presented his appeal to your
honor and such appeal was duly accepted on the 16th day of May 1912 upon the
terms therein stated.
5.  You petitioner on the 4th day of November 1912 presented his appeal to
the Staff of Government Division which said appeal came on for hearing and
was duly heard upon the 22nd day of November 1912 when judgement was
reserved.
6.  The said Staff of Government Division upon the 7th day of May 1913
delivered their judgement in the matter setting aside the said grant of
probate to the said William Henry Boyde and in effect declaring that the
said Mary Ann Hudson died intestate.
7.  You petitioner is the heir at law and one of the next of kin of the said
Mary Ann Hudson deceased and is desirous of  obtaining a grant of Letters of
Administration of the personal estate and effects of the said Mary Ann
Hudson deceased.
Wherefore your petitioner humbly prays a hearing hereof and that your honor
may be pleased to grant
Letters of Administration of the personal estate and effects of the said
Mary Ann Hudson deceased to your petitioner with such other and further
relief as is meet and your petitioner will ever pray.
H. R. Gelling Advocate for petitioner.

In the goods of Mary Ann Hudson late of Number 50 Malew Street in the town
of Castletown spinster deceased.
Know all men by these presents that we William James Hudson of 66 St James
Place in the city of Liverpool Boat Merchant, William Corrin of 37 Ralew
Street Castletown Painter are jointly and severally and any two of us
jointly bound unto our Sovereign Lord the King in the sum of Two hundred
pounds to the payment whereof well and truly be made to our said Lord the
King, his heirs and successors, we bind and oblige ourselves jointly and
severally, and any two of us jointly, our executors and administrators,
firmly by these presents.
As witness our subscriptions the ---- day of ---- in the year of our Lord
one thousand nine hundred and thirteen.
The condition of our obligation is such, that if the William James Hudson
who seeks to obtain Letters of Administration of all and singular the
personal estate and effects of Mary Ann Hudson late of 50 Malew Street in
the town of Castletown but now deceased, who died on or about the 28th day
of March 1911 at 50 Malew Street aforesaid, do, when lawfully called on in
that behalf, make or cause to be made a true and perfect inventory of all
and singular the personal estate and effects of the said deceased; which
have or shall come into his hands, possession or knowlege, or into the hands
of any other person for him and the same so made do exhibit, or cause to be
exhibited, into the proper Registry in that behalf whenever required by law
so to do:  And the same personal estate and  effects and all other personal
estate and effects of the said deceased, which shall at any time come into
the hands or possession of the Administrator into the hands or possession of
any other person or persons for him or which without default might have come
into the hands or possession of the Adminsitrator, do well and truly
administer according to law, that is, to say, do pay the debts and
liabilities of the said deceased so far as the said personal estate will
extend and the law bind the Administrator, and to deliver and pay unto the
person or persons legally entitled thereof all the rest and residue of the
said personal estate and effects then this obligation to be void and of no
effect, or else to remain in full force and virtue.
W. J. Hudson
James Clague
William Corrin