Left various estates and money to Henrietta, wife of Peter Bernard Scal�. these estates eventually passed to their son, Rev. Bernard Scal�, and are mentioned in his will.
Left bequest to his niece Henrietta, wife of Peter Bernard Scal�, as well as niece Ann Debonnaire, wife of John Debonnaire, nephew John Letch, and sister Mrs. Julian Dare.
Died in 1824, as suggested by rental records at Earls Colne, Essex, where she had property interests. Records of this small village have been published on the internet. Rental records for 1854 contain a few mentions of Henrietta, her father, the surname of her first husband, and of her second husband Peter Bernard Scale, and of her son the Rev. Bernard Scale. Note that her son Morley born in Dublin in 1773 preserves her family name. Her will on file at Essex Record Office, D/ABR 32/524.
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Based on her age when her last child was born.
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Married by license, both living at Dedham for "four weeks last past". The bride is described as "upwards of twenty-one years old, Spinster".
Will dated 1748 is quoted in the manor court rolls of Earls Colne, Essex, November, 1749, naming his daughter as heir to property there. He acquired his properties at Earls Colne by purchase, apparently, rather than inheritance, from William Russell and others circa 1720-1740. The fascinating documents of Earls Colne, while mentioning his widow after her death in 1752, do not give her name. (Account of Morley family published in Essex Review, vol. 11.)
