Bedfordshire Archives Service Catalogue
  • Reference
    LHE49
  • Title
    Copy of Appointment by Deed Poll of William Hale, the younger of the Node, herts recites:
  • Date free text
    23 Dec 1824, examined 9 Dec 1858
  • Production date
    From: 1815 To: 1858
  • Scope and Content
    a) Deed to lead to common recovery. 1) William Hale, the father of William above, 2) William Hale above 3) John Pounall Gentleman 4) William Wilshere of Hitchin, Herts, Esq. (since deceased), 19 Jan 1815. b) Common Recovery c) Marriage Settlement 1) William Hale, the father, 2) William Hale, the son (marrying party) 3) Hon William Leeson of the Node, since deceased & Mary his wife 4) Elizabeth Leeson, spinster daughter & only child of William (marrying party) 5) Thomas Hope Byde of Ware Park Herts Esq., William Wilshere 6) Rt Hon James Earl of Verulam (therein described as James Lord Viscount Grimstone Baron Forester & Baron Verulam, Rt Hon Thomas Lord Dacre therein described as Hon Thomas Brand of the Hoo, Herts 7) Hon Henry Brand Trevor, Major General in the Army then described as Hon Henry Brand of Dacre Lodge, Herts, Col in Army, Joseph Halsey, then of Gaddesden Place, Herts, Esq (since deceased) (Trustees) 8) Henry Jeremy Hale of Kings Walden, Herts, clerk only younger son of William Hale the father, propertry lying in Kings' Walden, Paul's Walden alias Abbotts Walden, Offley, Hitchin, Preston, Weston, Lannock, Graveley, Chisfield, Willian, Baldock, Bygrave, Clothall, Rushden, Wallington, Sandon, Caldecot, Newnham, Hinxworth, Ayot St Peter alias Little Ayot alias Ayot, Mountfitchitt, Welwyn, Codicote, Hatfield alias Bishop's Hatfield alias King's Hatfield, Stevenage, Walkern. BUT subject to jointure of £800 pa to Mary, wife of William Hale the father & younger children's portions, of above property a) to 7) for 500 years to raise £10,000 for William Hale the son. Manors of Caldecott, Munden & Kings Wood & Messuages in Caldecot, Newnham, Hinxworth,Clothall, Wallington & Sandon EXCEPT advowson of Caldecott Church for rest of property b) to 6) for 200 years to raise £2000 pd for son during joint lives of father & son if Elizabeth survives William the son £1200 pa for jointure in lieu of dower But use of both a) & b) of William Hale the father for life 5) are the Trustees for the contingent uses can borrow up to £50,000 on Mortgage, 31 Jan 1815. Death of Elizabeth nee Leeson died 1 Ap 1823, leaving 2 children William Hale III & Emily Brand Hale, death of Halsey, appoints £20,000 portion for his daughter, prepared by Hawkins & Co. of Hitchin
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