X900/1/12

Conveyance between 1) William Garrard Snowdon Gard 2) Gard and James Bishop Hartley 3) Philip Cranstoun Musgrave, captain in His Majesty's Navy, of Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, and Edward Barber Lindsell, gent of Hitchin 4) Ethel Henrietta McArthur, married woman of Stoneleigh Exmouth, Devon 5) Walter Newell Rook, gent of Hatfield Heath, Harlow, Essex 6) Rook 7) Gard 8) Jessie Elvira Hall, widow, of Clarendon Rd, Lewisham 9) Ethel 10) Gard 11) Rook 12) Ethel 13) Horace Edgar Musgrave esq of New Brighton, Canterbury, New Zealand 14) Robert Beart Lucas esq of Shillington Manor 15) William Hammond Hanscombe, gent of The Castle, Winchester, the purchaser in fee simple for 4,000 - all Manors or Lordships of Shillington and Apsley otherwise Apsley Bury in Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire - messuage or farmhouse known as the Lordship Farm with outbuildings and several closes of land in Shillington being an ancient measurement of 124ac 2r 14p now recently measured at 126ac 2r 3p as in 2nd schedule below and shown on the attached plan in pink Recites - Summary of abstract of title of Dec 1912 [see X900/1/22] with additional information that the trusts of 1500 and 99 years limited by the Settlements of 1861 and 1875 are still enforceable parties (2) and (3) concur in releasing the settled estates and merging the terms in the freehold and inheritance parties (5) to (8), and (10) and (11) are trustees for Ethel and concur and release the rent charge of 700 - the land to be conveyed and sold to George Herbert Hodgson is subject to fee farm rents to the Cardington Charity and the Bourton School Charity, and GHH and R B Lucas agree to continue payments pro rata 1st Schedule, 1st part 25 Nov1868 Will of George H Barnett 26 Apr 1871 He died 19 May 1871 Will proved Principal Probate Registry 20 Jul 1894 Will of Henry Barnett 5 May 1896 He died 8 Aug 1896 Will proved Principal Probate Registry 26 Jan 1899 Indenture bet 1) H B Barnett, E A J Duff and G E Barnett 2) Henrietta 3) Horace 4) Gard 1st Schedule, 2nd, 3rd, 4th 5th Parts Lists of deeds relating to appointment of various trustees and mortgages 2nd Schedule Reference grid to attached map of Lordship Farm showing no. on estate map, no on OS Map, names of fields, tenants, type of cultivation, and area 3rd Schedule Lists deeds relating to appointment of various trustees and mortgages, including many already listed in 1st schedule 4th Schedule Lists family agreements, settlements and deeds of disentailing Witnesses: J B Hartley, E C Sinkler of Lewisham, W R Spencer Clerk in Holy Orders of Exmouth, E Rogers schoolmaster of Hatfield Heath, Essex, Alice M Lucas, spinster of Wrattan Cottage, Hitchin, J Taylor, clerk to Blyth Dutton & Co, solicitors, Stephen A Gard, solicitor of Gresham Building

22 Jan 1914

From: 1914 To: 1914

includes estate plan

14 pp., No. of pieces: 1

Handwritten

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Gard, William Garrard Snowdon,
Hartley, James Bishop,
Musgrave, Horace Edgar,
Musgrave, Philip Cranston,
Lindsell, Edward Barber,
Rook, Walter Newell,
McArthur, Ethel Henrietta,
Hall, Jessie Elvira,
Lucas, Robert Beart,
Hanscombe, William Hammond,
Hodgson, George Herbert,
Barnett, George,
Barnett, Henry,
Duff, E.A.J.,
Barnett, G.E.,
Eyre, Henrietta Maria,
Sinkler, E.C.,
Spencer, W R,
Rogers, E.,
Lucas, Alice M.,
Taylor, J E

Shillington Manor, Aspleybury Manor, Shillington Lordship Farm, building plans, family settlements, Cardington Charity, Bourton School Charity, Blyth Dutton & Co, British Columbia, New Zealand New Brighton, Hitchin, Exmouth, Harlow, Lewisham, Winchester, Hitchin Wrattan Cottage