See also
| Husband: | John Seabrook ( -1803) | |
| Wife: | Jane Anthony (1735-1825) | |
| Marriage | 20 May 1772 | St Clement Danes, Westminster |
| Name: | John Seabrook | |
| Sex: | Male | |
| Father: | - | |
| Mother: | - | |
| Occupation | 28 Jul 1802 | Painter & glazier, Saffron Hill, St Andrews Holborn, Middlesex (will) |
| Will | 28 Jul 1802 | Date of will (see notes) |
| Death | 1803 | Holborn, London |
| Name: | Jane Anthony | |
| Sex: | Female | |
| Father: | Daniel Anthony ( -1740) | |
| Mother: | Mary Attfield (1704-1788) | |
| Birth | 1735 | Ealing, Middlesex |
| Baptism | 10 Feb 1734/35 (age 0) | St Mary, Ealing, Middlesex |
| Will | 15 Aug 1803 (age 67-68) | Executrix to husband's will |
| Will | 15 Feb 1811 (age 75-76) | Mentioned in will of brother William |
| Will | 6 Jun 1818 (age 82-83) | Date of will (see notes) |
| Death | 1825 (age 89-90) | Kensington, Middlesex |
| Burial | 19 Feb 1825 | St Mary, Ealing, Middlesex (aged 90) |
Will of John Seabrook of Saffron Hill in the Parish of St Andrew Holborn, Middlesex, painter and glazier, 28 July 1802. To wife Jane Seabrook (exec.) all monies securities goods chattels estate and effects whatsoever and wheresoever for her own use and benefit.
Witnesses: Thos Orchard Hatton Garden, Wm Orchard clerk to ditto.
Proved London 15 Aug 1803 to Jane Seabrook widow the relict and sole executrix.
Will of Jane Seabrook of Earls Court Terrace Kensington Middlesex widow, 6 June 1818. To be buried in same grave as late husband; to niece Elizabeth Harriott Goodburn all my wearing apparel linen and china and also eight pounds; to nephew James Rice with whom I am now living eighty pounds; also to Mary Rice the widow of my nephew John Rice thirty pounds; to John Rice the son of my deceased nephew John Rice ten pounds; to nephew William Rice thirty pounds; to William and James Rice children of my nephew William Rice ten pounds each; to Harriot Ann Gordon wife of Alexander Love Gordon twenty pounds; to Elizabeth Spindler Watkins daughter of George Watkins of Brentford twenty pounds; to my friend James Gatty of Tooley Street pawnbroker forty pounds which legacy is not to be paid until the said James Gatty has fully paid to my executors all sums of money and interest thereon which he may be indebted to me at the time of my decease; residue to niece Elizabeth Harriott Goodburn and nephew James Rice in equal shares; nephew James Rice and Mr. Thomas Hayter of Huggin Lane in the City of London execs.
Witnesses: John Hickin, Susana Hickin, Elizabeth Green (X)
Proved at London 25 Feb 1825 to James Rice the nephew and Thomas Hayter execs.