Bedfordshire Archives Service Catalogue
  • Reference
    Z858/23/1-2
  • Title
    Lease and release i) Sir William Herne, Maidenhead bridge, Berks, Knt ii) James Dillamore, Caldecott, Northill, farmer Henry Dillamore, same place, farmer iii) Tinmouth Dixon, New Boswell Court, Carey Street, Middx, gentleman reciting lease and release of 5 and 6 September 1793 a) James Dillamore, late of West Smithfield, horsedealer, deceased, the father of James [above] b)Sarah Baker, same place, widow of Thomas Baker, late of West Smithfield, Esq, deceased c) Thomas Hunter, St Martin's Lane, Middx, gentleman said Sir William Herne being the settlement previous to the marriage of a) and b)by which b) released to c) - 2 messuages or farmhouses etc in Upper Caldecott in Northill - lands and grounds belonging in Upper Caldecote (total - 284a 1r 28p) i.e. ---Hitchin Broad Close (32a 3r 10p), part arable, part sweard --- Mill Hedge Close (arable) (31a 1r 10p) --- Smith Dean Field (arable) (24a 21p) --- Long Biggin Field (27a 3r 4p), part arable, part sweard --- Howson Field (25a 1r), part arable, part sweard --- 3 closes pasture called West Monks Close, Middle Monks Close and Broad Close (28a 1r 39p) --- close pasture called the Marsh (22a 5p) --- Double Hedge, part arable, part pasture (26a 38r) --- Upper Bowers (18a 15p) --- Scotch Close (10a 34p) --- Lower Bowers Corner Close and Home Close and Lane Close (14a 22p) --- Broad Close and Corner Close (9a 1r 20p) --- Lower Crofts and Workhouse Close (15a 1r 20p) all in occupation of William Tingey by virtue of a lease made to him by Thomas Baker dated 1 September 1790 for 9 years at yearly rent of 250 to be held by c) to pay profits to ii). After decease of a) and b) if there were 2 or more children of the marriage, then in trust for sale. Money received to be invested and interest used for the benefit of the children as b) should appoint. Otherwise to children in equal shares. If sons to be paid at 21 or earlier, if for their advancement. Girls at 21 or marriage There were 2 children of the marriage of James and Sarah and 2 i.e. James and Henry (ii)) and they have both reached 21. Sarah Dillamore died on 10 March 1820 and James Dillamore, the father, on 10 July 1823 ii) are the only persons entitled to the proceeds of any sale of the property and they have declared that the same shall not be sold but continued as real estate. Thomas Hunter, one of the trustees died several years ago and so estates remain solely vested in i) Now in consideration of 10s to i) and ii) paid by iii) i) and ii) release to iii), in his actual possession by virtue of a lease for a year made the previous day - all property comprised in lease and release before mentioned to hold freed from previous trusts, and on further trust, as to one moiety to the use of James and the other moiety to the use of Henry signatures of i) and ii) endorsed witnesses L A Scott, Shrewsbury, widow Richd Scott, AM, Shrewsbury G F Best, solr, Temple
  • Date free text
    4 and 5 August 1824
  • Production date
    From: 1824 To: 1824
  • Exent
    No. of pieces: 1
  • Level of description
    item
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