Dangos 148 canlyniad

1 William Carpenter of Leominster, Herefordshire, gent. 2 Sir Michael Newton of Barrescourt, Gloucestershire, Knight of the Order of the Bath, and Margaret, countess of Coningesby, his wife. 3 Matthew Lamb of Lincolns Inn, Middlesex, gent. Assignment Of A Term of 500 years, reciting a lease and release, dated 19 and 20 July 1717, relating to a capital m. and man. called Hampton Court, otherwise Hampton Richards, otherwise Hampton Mappener in p. Hope Under Dinmore, Herefordshire. Incomplete, recital only.

1 Sir Ralph Millbank of Halnaby, Yorkshire, bart, and Cuthbert Routh, late of Moulton and now of Snape, esq. 2 Henry Darcy of Cobourne and Richard Shuttleworth of Forcett, esq's. 3 James Darcy, lord Darcy of Navan, and Margaret, lady Darcy, widow of James, lord Darcy of Navan, dec. 4 William Jessop of Broomhall, Yorkshire, esq., and Peniston Lamb of Lincolns Inn, Middlesex, esq. Mortgage (Bargain And Sale) for £5,000 (4%) of a farm and tmt in Hamsterley, co. Durham, late in the tenure of Mr Read Hodshon, and a farm called Castell in p. Sodbury, Yorkshire, and farms and tmt's in the tenures of Francis Clark, James Laud, Widow Jackson, William Jest and Thomas Stapylton, Christopher Hodshon, Samuel Binsley, William Iveson, William Jest and Widow Ingerham, and small rents, all in p. Newton-le-willows, Yorkshire, and 21 a. of meadow in p. Richmond in the tenure of James Darcy, lord Darcy, and several parcels of land in p. Sodbury aforesaid (399 a.) (annual values given). Counterpart.

See also no. 126. Worn.

Marriage Licence granted to John Browning of Edworth, Bedfordshire, bachelor, aged 26, and Mary Simbrey of Biggleswade, spinster, aged 23, to be married at Edworth without the publication of banns of matrimony.

Special Probate Of Will And Codicil of Dame Leonora Rush of p. St James Westminster, widow (will dated 19 June 1780, codicil dated 22 Feb. 1785).

1 Thomas Wakeman the elder of Mildred Court, Poultry, in the city of London, carpet warehouseman. 2 Thomas Wakeman the younger of the same place, carpet warehouseman, son of 1. Assignment by 1 of his moiety of the stock in trade, etc., belonging to the partnership of Wakeman and Wakeman. Consideration: an annuity of £500 for the life of 1.

1 John Exeter of St Mary Whitechapel, Middlesex, gent. 2 Elizabeth Mead of Pratt Street, p. Lambeth, Surrey, widow. 3 Robert Francis Tuft of Dulwich, Surrey, esq., and Isaac Lloyd Williams of Lincolns Inn, Middlesex, esq. Pre-nuptial Settlement of 1 and 2, being a Declaration Of Trust, settling her £850 Bank 5% annuities on 3, in trust to receive the interest for her independent use.

The collection consists of the Goodwyn of Dorking deeds, 1573-1754; Coke of Holkham deeds, 1671-1786; Montagu, duke of Montagu deeds, 1690-1735; Berenger of Iver deeds, 1693; Macro family deeds, 1711-1739; Boucherett of Lincolnshire deeds, 1720-1738; Brancaster Great Malthouse deeds, 1722-1729; Hooper of London deeds, 1723-1747; Spencer, duke of Marlborough deeds, 1735; Lamb of Lincoln's Inn deeds, 1737-1815; Southampton Street deeds, 1760; Waldo of Clapham deeds, 1769-1796; Edmunds of Grays Inn deeds, 1776-1788; miscellaneous deeds: Cardiganshire, 1672-1810; and miscellaneous deeds: England, 1699-1811.

1 John Fuller of Dorking, Surrey, carpenter. 2 Henry Bristowe of Wotton, husbandman. Deed Of Partition of four fields of land called Sudburies (30 a.) and a coppice or woodland (30 a.), both in p's Capel and Dorking, having been partitioned for them by Allexander Browne, gent., and John Atlee, yeoman:. (I) 1 is to have a parcel of new-grubbed meadow and a large and a small coppice lying on the south side of the said meadow, and about 2 a. of enclosed land in Sudburries. (Ii) 2 to have the residue, lying on the south and west sides of the lands assigned to 1. Endorsed: '(3)'.

1 Henry Bristowe of Wotton, Surrey, yeoman. 2 Ralph Dalton of Knehurst and William Bristowe of Leighe, yeomen. Pre-nuptial Settlment of Eustace Bristowe, son and heir apparent of Richard Bristowe of Croydon, and Elizabeth Bristowe, daughter of 1, being Feoffment To Uses of a m. in p. Capel, in the tenure of Stephen Massye, and a m. in p. Dorking in the tenure of Richard Fuller, to the use of 1 for life, and thereafter to the use of the said Eustace Bristowe and Elizabeth Bristowe and their heirs, in default of which, to the use of Jane Bristowe, another daughter of 1. Latin. Endorsed: 'No (1)' and 'A (4)'.

1 Jasper Goodwyn of Dorking, Surrey, gent. 2 George Duncumb of Albury, esq. Bond in £200 to secure the payment of the £104 specified in no. 12. Attached to no. 11.

1 Anthony Lucas of Dorking, Surrey, carpenter, and Bridget Lucas his now wife. 2 William Poe of Dorking, gent. Deed To Lead The Uses Of A Fine of a m. or tmt called Bakers (14 a.), lying near Homewood, Dorking. Endorsed: '(4)'.

Acknowledgement by Matthew Carleton of Lincolns Inn, Middlesex, esq., that the £1,000 consideration specified in no. 20 is the money of Thomas Carleton of London, mercer, his brother, and that he acts in trust for the said Thomas Carleton.

1 Anthony Lucas of Chichester, Sussex, cordwainer. 2 Henry Gosden of Dorking, Surrey, draper. Bond in £200 for the performance of covenants specified in no. 23.

1 Henry Gosden of Dorking, Surrey, draper. 2 Thomas Carleton the younger of Carshalton, gent. Bargain And Sale of a m. or tmt called Bakers (14 a.) in p. Dorking, near a wood or common called the Holme Wood (reserving a mortgage, dated 15 March 1647, for the payment of an annuity for the life of Bridgett Lucas, widow), with Covenant To Levy A Fine by 1. Consideration: £170. Endorsed: '(6)'.

1 Mathew Carleton of London, merchant. 2 Henry Cornish of London, merchant. Deed To Make A Tenant To The Precipe to suffer a common recovery of m's and lands of 1 in p's Dorking, Mickleham, Betchworth, Wonersh, Shere, Leatherhead, Cranleigh, Great Bookham, Holmwood and Capel, Surrey, in the tenures of Jasper Goodwyn, William Levett, Richard Haybeetle, [ ] Rose, doctor in physic, William Hall, Robert Newman, Widow Carter, [ ] Perk, John Edwards, William Ray, Widow Gale, William Ny, [ ] Shepherd, Thomas Haybeetle, [ ] Smith, [ ] Bothwell, [ ] Lusted, John Dendy, George Goodwyn, Matthew Marsh, Richard Hall, [ ] Browne, [ ] Burstowe, [ ] Bagshall, [ ] Collins and Simon Petters. Endorsed: '(3)' and '(4)'.

1 Robert Maurice (demandant). 2 Matthew Carleton (tenant to the precipe). 3 Henry Cornish (vouchee). Exemplification Of Recovery (by double vouchee), dated Trinity term 1669, of m's and lands in p's Dorking, Mickleham, Betchworth, Wonersh, Shere, Leatherhead, Cranleigh, Great Bookham, Holmwood, and Capel, Surrey. Latin. Endorsed: '(5)'.

1 Henry Hare, baron Colerane. 2 Mathew Carleton of London, merchant. 3 Hugh Hare, son and heir apparent of 1. 4 Lydia Carleton, eldest daughter of 2. Articles Of Agreement previous to the marriage of 3 and 4, including:. (I) 1, before the marriage, to grant to 2 an annuity or rent charge of £450 for 80 years, if 1 live so long, to issue out of the manors of Denver and Walpole, a capital m. or manorhouse in the tenure of John Scott the elder at Churchfield in Walpole and other properties (400 a.) in the t's and p's of Denver, Walpole, Walton, and West Walton, all in Norfolk. (Ii) 1, before the marriage, to settle on trustees named by 2, the manors of West Walton, Walpole and Walsoken, the rectory and parsonage of Walpole, and the manors, m's, etc., of 1 in p's West Walton, Walpole, Walsoken, Terrington, Tilney, Ke[?mvick], Clenchwarton, Saddlebow Cum Sechy, Old Lynn, Emneth, and Well, all in Norfolk, and Well in Cambridgeshire, the advowsons of the moiety of the vicarages of the churches of the BVM of West Walton and St Peter and St Andrew of Walpole, and any other lands, tmt's, etc., of 1 in the precincts of Marshland, Norfolk, to the use of 1 for life, to the use of Sarah, dowager duchess of Somerset, his wife, for life, to their heirs and to the heirs of 3 and 4, the manors of Tottenham, Panbrooke, Bruses, Dawbuesse and Mockings, Middlesex, and all other m's, lands, etc., of 1 in p's Tottenham, Edmonton, Hornsey and Enfield, Middlesex, are to be settled to the use of 1 for life, to the use of his said wife for life, and then to the uses of trustees to be appointed by 1 for a term of 300 years in trust to raise £6,000. (Iii) 1, after the marriage but before 1 Nov. 1689, to settle on persons named by 2, man. Langford and m's, lands, etc., in Wiltshire, to the use of 1 for life, to trustees to be named by 1 for a term of 400 years in trust for 3 for life and to be a further security for the said sum of £6,000, and then to the heirs of 3 and 4, and the premises specified in (i) above to the use of 3 for life, to 4 for life for her jointure and in lieu of dower. (Iv) 2, before the marriage, to convey his m's, lands, etc., in Dorking, Mickleham, Betchworth, Wonersh, Shere, Leatherhead, Cranleigh, Great Bookham, Holmwood, and Capel, Surrey, to the use of 3 for life, then to the use of 4 for life, and afterwards to the heirs of the bodies of 3 and 4.

1 Lydia Hare of Totenham Highcrosse, Middlesex, spinster, Charles Hutchinson of London, gent., and Lucia his wife, and Constantia Hare the younger of Tottenham Highcrosse aforesaid, spinster, which Lydia, Lucia and Constantia are the three daughters of Hugh Hare, esq., dec., by Lydia his late wife, dec., the eldest daughter of Mathew Carleton, late of London, dec. 2 Elizabeth Debnam of Edmonton, Middlesex, widow, relict and executrix of the will of John Debnam senior, late citizen and mercer of London, dec. 3 John Rogers, BD, fellow of Corpus Christi College, Oxford, Thomas Reason and Thomas Bedwell, both of London, gents. Assignment Of A Term Of 200 years by 2, by the direction of the said John Rogers and Thomas Reason, to the said Thomas Bedwell in trust for the said John Rogers and Thomas Reason, until such time as it can be sold or conveyed in pursuance of the trusts reposed in them. Recites nos 38-9.

1 Thomas Tufton, earl of Thanet. 2 Sackville Tufton of Newbottle, Northamptonshire, esq. 3 Rev. John Grandorge, DD, one of the prebendaries of the cathedral church of Canterbury, and Peniston Lamb of Lincolns Inn, Middlesex, gent. (trustees). Grant by 1 and 2 of an additional annuity of £5 to the charity school at Hothfield, Kent. Recites a deed, dated 3 Jan. 1720/1, between 1 and 3, granting an annual rent charge of £15 issuing out of several pieces of land in Hothfield, part of the estates of Richard, late earl of Thanet, dec., and of 1, to be applied as a salary for a schoolmistress to teach the children of the poor of the parish.