| Description | To be buried in Nunhead Cemetery if he should die in London, or in Chesterfield, if he should die there; to his wife Charlotte Slater, an annuity of £350 for life to be charged upon his real and personal estate not specifically disposed of; to his wife also, £1000; if his wife does not survive him, viz. £100 each to each of his wife's 4 sisters and the residue to his cousin Robert Alexander Slater; to Robert Alexander Slater, £2000; to his nephew Rev John William Thomas, the gold watch and appendages which belonged to his late brother (Adam Barker Slater) with an amber cabinet and case, his silver peg tankard; all the remainder of his silver plate which he received under the will of his brother, to the use of his wife for life and then to Robert Alexander Slater; the plate which formerly belonged to his wife's father with the residue of his own plate, his household goods, furniture, china, glass, books etc., to his wife; to Benjamin Evans, surgeon, £100 in remembrance of his careful attention; to Henry or Harry Brown, £19 10s; to the following officers of Southwark Savings Bank, the sums mentioned viz., Henry Charles Sims, £19 10s.; William Turner the younger; £19 10s.; Frederick Winder, £10; to each of the servants living with him at the time of his death, one year's wages; all his real estate and the residue of his personal estate, to Rev John will, dated 5 Aug 1853, with codicil niece, 2 Sep 1853, proved at Canterbury |