- ReferenceX284/8/5/20
- TitleConveyance as part of a Marriage Settlement Parties: (i) Justinian Alston of Odell, esquire; (ii) William Dunbar, late of Henrietta Street, St.George's Bloomsbury [Middlesex], now of Aberystwyth [Cardigan], esquire; (iii) George Leeke Baker and James Hodgson of Lincolns Inn Fields [Middlsex], gentlemen; (iv) Rev.Vere John Alston of Odell Rectory and George Leeke Baker (v) Charles Baker of Lincolns Inn Fields, gentleman Reciting: - X284/8/5/10-11; - X284/8/5/15-16; - the principal of 400 was still owing on X284/8/5/15-16, but the interest had been paid; - X284/8/5/18; - the principal of 300 was still owing on X284/8/5/18, but the interest had been paid; - lease and release of 17 & 18 Jun 1816, recited in X284/8/2/3; - Thomas Alston died on 31 Jan 1823, being survived by Elizabeth, his wife; - lease and release and appointment of 10 & 11 Apr 1828 between (1) Justinian Alston and Mary his wife; (2) William Brian Cooke and Thomas Reeve Thornton; (3) William Charles Kerr of Northampton, doctor in physic and George Leeke Baker in which (1) appointd (3) to replace (2) as trustees of the marriage settlement; - lease and release and appointment of 9 & 10 Apr 1830 between (1) Justinian Alston and Mary his wife; (2) William Charles Kerr and George Leeke Baker; (3) James Hodgson, gentleman; (4) Vere John Alston and George Leeke Baker; in which (1) appointed (3) to replace (2) as trustees of the marriage settlement; - (iv) had recently sold the Manor of Cowesby [Yorkshire] to George Lloyd of Kirkby Hall, Kirkby Fleetham [Yorkshire] for 22,750; - (iv) agreed with (i) to purchase the freehold of [i.e. redeem] (a)-(b) below for 570; - 400 of the 570 would be used to pay off the mortgage to William Dunbar [X284/8/5/15-16] and the remaining 170 to partly pay off the mortgage to George Leeke Baker and James Hodgson [X284/8/5/18] Operative Part: - (iv) paid 400 to (ii) and 170 to (iii) and (ii) and (iii) conveyed to (v) in trust (a)-(b) below Property: (a) allotment in Nun Meadow, Chellington of 4 acres, 3 roods, 12 perches bounded by Wallingers and by allotments to Viscount Hampden and Thomas Alston; (b) part of ancient enclosure called Wallingers containing 1 acre, 2 roods, 13 perches, with mounds and fences, and bounded by allotments to Viscount Hampden, Thomas Pinkerd and Thomas Alston (a)-(b) now occupied as one close by, successively, Robert Battams, Vere John Alston and Robert Tressler Witnesses: - Henry Frederic Alston; - Henry Frederic Alston, junior; - Cecil Tufton Phelp, Lieutenant, RN, Aberystwyth; - Robert Rathill, surgeon, Cardigan Militia, Aberystwyth; - James Michael Holdship, clerk to Baker & Hodgson; - Thomas Leach Street, clerk to Baker & Hodgson
- Date free text31 Jan 1832
- Production dateFrom: 1816 To: 1832
- Level of descriptionitem
- Persons/institution keywordAlston, Justinian,
Dunbar, William,
Baker, George Leeke,
Hodgson, James,
Alston, Vere John,
Baker, Charles,
Alston, Thomas,
Alston, Elizabeth,
Alston, Mary,
Cooke, William Brian,
Kerr, William Charles,
Lloyd, George,
Hampden, Viscount,
Pinkerd, Thomas,
Tressler, Robert,
Battams, Robert,
Alston, Henry Frederic,
Phelp, Cecil Tufton,
Rathill, Robert,
Holdship, James Michael,
Street, Thomas Leach - Keywords
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