| Administrative History | Dean Poyntz, one of Mathias Philp's original partners, died in December 1724 leaving his widow Florence an annuity of £200. In 1731, Florence married Theophilact Blechynden; and in 1753, they filed a bill against Perrin and the other executors of Mathias Philp, and the surviving executor of Dean Poyntz in a demand of £10,000 for arrears of Florence's annuity and her share of commissions in Dean Poyntz's estate. The complicated financial arrangements involving Florence may be followed in D239/M/E/16421 |