"We had Christine for nearly a month - poor plucky girl. What a struggle for life she has - she has greatly enjoyed her stay and it has done her good. May heaven help her work." - Charles Reginald Enock

"Obviously I was younger, and I remember them so well, as being such totally different characters. Aunt Dora, rather formal, and aunt Christine, the youngest of the three sisters, not formal at all, and very much she was sort of kept at home as a girl, but I do remember them, I’m so glad I do." - Joan Enock

Date of Probate: 13th January 1958
Gross value of Estate: £104. 13s. 5d.
Net value of Estate: £40. 12s. 7d.

”THIS IS THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT of me CHRISTINE LAVINIA ENOCK at present residing at 19 Fore Street Silverton in the County of Devon Spinster - - - - - - - -
1. I REVOKE all prior testamentary writings and APPOINT LLOYDS BANK LIMITED (hereinafter called “the bank”) to be executor and trustee of this my WILL AND I DECLARE that the Bank shall be entitled (free of duty) to remuneration such remuneration to be a first charge on my estate and in accordance with the Bank’s published terms in force at the date of entering on the trust and may without accounting for any resultant profit act as banker and perform any service on behalf of my estate and on the same terms as would be made with a customer I approve Messrs. W.H. Stone and Company of Exeter being employed as solicitors in connection with my estate with power for the Bank to consult any other solicitor(s) if it thinks fit - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
2. I make the following bequests free of duty:-
(a) To my nephew Derek Enock of 67 Nelson Drive Littleham Village Exmouth my picture of a Barge on the Teign Canal and my Field Glasses.
(b) To my niece Enid Enock my watch.
(c) To my niece Consuelo Enock my Workbox and the contents thereof.
(d) To my sister-in-law Mrs. C.R. Enock of “Froxfield” Petersfield my Mother’s tortoiseshell tea-caddy.
(e) To my niece Miss Joan Enock of 39 Priory Gardens Wembley Middlesex my Sewing Machine.
(f) To my sister-in-law Mrs. J.K. Enock (Olive) the tallest of the two small folding tables.
(g) To the Reverand Robert Brown of The Manse Castle Street Tiverton my new Bible.
(h) To my sister Dorothea Amy Enock my Mother’s tall round work table or in the event of my said sister predeceasing me then I bequeath the said table to my said nephew Derek Enock.
(i) To Mrs. Samuel Searle of “Brin View” Black Dog Crediton the small picture of Bradley Wood and any of my books she may choose.
3. I DIRECT the Bank to dispose of any articles that may be specified in a Memorandum in my handwriting or signed by me in accordance with such Memorandum but I DECLARE that such Memorandum shall not have any testamentary character and this request shall not impose any trust or legal obligation - -
4. I have not left my dear brothers anything as they have beautiful pictures of their own and I have so little of any value They have however for long years had my deepest love –
5. Subject to the foregoing I GIVE DEVISE AND BEQUEATH all the rest residue and remainder of my estate of whatsoever kind and wheresoever situate (including any property over which I have a special power of appointment) to the Bank UPON TRUST to sell the same and after payment of my just debts and funeral and testamentary expenses to hold the net proceeds thereof UPON TRUST for my sister the said Dorothea Amy Enock absolutely or in the event of her predeceasing me then for my said nephew Derek Enock absolutely - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
6. I should like the words “With Christ” inscribed on a shield or sill on my grave because I know I shall be with Him as His precious blood alone secures me a place in the beautiful Bright Home - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
7. I WISH my niece Muriel Lambe my nephew Ronald Enock and his dear little wife Ida and my nephew Joseph Guy to know that I think of them - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
IN WITNESS whereof I have hereto set my hand this thirtieth day of April One thousand nine hundred and fifty-six.