Help reading will please

[Sis]

I have highlighted the bits I can't read. The first one being August's surname and the next is Elizabeth's surname. The third one is the name of the lane in Bethnal Green. If it helps the original will is on Ancestry under John Grove Esq., death about 1820, Spitalfields. I have a rough idea of what the surnames might be, but the lane name eludes me.

 

[Steve Bumstead]

Augustus's name is Sevage I think although the third letter is somewhat obscured. Elizabeth's looks like Kerr or Kern. I can't read all of the address, but it reads '..ock Lane'; possibly Clock or Cock?

 

[Bay Horse]

I can't get any further than 'Stork' Lane but I'm far from convinced.

 

[MollyMay]

Elizabeth Storre, agree with Sevage for Augustus
Could it be Brick Lane?

 

[Daft Bat]

I wonder if this is something that @burt could help with...

 

[Sis]

Thanks very much everyone. Now I'm off to see if I can find these people. It's a long will with lots of codicils so I may need more help.

 

[burt]

I think it is brick lane.
It is mostly OK to read but just has odd bits that are more difficult, being a later more flowery script than
I of late have been dealing with!

 

[annabel]

Is it Mrs Elizabeth Grove? It looks similar, to me, as Mrs Mary Grove but with a tail from the word above. It says on decease of my brother (presumably Grove and a husband) which could refer to Elizabeth, as there's no punctuation?

 

[Sis]

Thank you both.

 

[AnnB]

I reckon it's Brick Lane too. I can't find another 'Lane' in Bethnal Green which could be an alternative.

 

[Sis]

Thank you Ann.

 

[Bay Horse]

I reckon it's Brick Lane too. I can't find another 'Lane' in Bethnal Green which could be an alternative.

I searched the lanes in Bethnal Green yesterday - Google was quite insistent that it was 'Brick' Lane but I couldn't see it. The script is exceedingly flowery.

 

[Sis]

I searched the lanes in Bethnal Green yesterday - Google was quite insistent that it was 'Brick' Lane but I couldn't see it. The script is exceedingly flowery.

Thank you. The script is making my eyes spin and would you believe there's heaps to read.