Person:Mary Bonfield (1)

1799 Mentioned on the will of her father, Henry Bonfield, left one Guinea as he has already "Provided" for her.

1818 Main beneficiary and Joint Executrix In her husband's Will, dated 19 Sep 1818, she was left "All and every the rest and residue of my said Household Goods and Furniture Linen And Plate and which at my decease shall be in and about my Dwelling House for her sole use and benefit Also I give Will and devise unto my said Wife All that my freehold Messuage Cottage or Tenement situate at Shillington afore said with the Bakehouse Yards Gardens Buildings and Close or piece of arable (land suitable for crop production) land and all and singular other the Hereditaments Rights Members and appurtenances (belongings) to the same belonging and appertaining To hold the same unto any said Wife and her assigns for and during the --- Term of her natural life she keeping the same in good repair..." 1841 aged 80, probably widowed, living at Church Street, Shillington with Frederick Flint 35 and Charlotte Flint 45, relationships unknown. (source Patti Salter)