OR207

Assigment of mortgage: (i) Thomas Edwards of Bristol esquire. (ii) Richard Orlebar of Podington esquire (iii) Susan Pope, wife of John Pope of Bristol merchant, and daughter of Humphrey Corsley of London, goldsmith; William Corsley. Goldsmith, son of Humphrey Corsley; (iv) Nathaniel Wade of Bristol esquire, Samuel Fox senior, of Barton Regis, Gloucestershire, gentleman, Humphrey Corsley of Bristol, woollendraper, and Samuel Fox junior of Bristol gentleman..

3 September 1709; August 1896

From: 1709 To: 1896

-- Property as before (i.e. as in OR197- 198). Recites will of Humphrey Corsley, 13 February 1706/7. Witnesses. Joseph Edwards, John Sawier, Henry Neate, Gilbert Fleming. 3 September 1709. Endorsement: “This deed shows that Hinwick House was on the site of a manor house originally called the manor house of Hinwick, and was surrounded by numerous small enclosures. The building now called the Turret probably comprises part of the old manor-house. R. Orlebar, August 1896”

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Edwards, Thomas,
Orlebar, Richard,
Pope, Susan,
Pope, John,
Corsley, Humphrey,
Corsley, William,
Wade, Nathaniel,
Fox, Samuel,
Edwards, Joseph,
Sawier, John,
Neate, Henry,
Fleming, Gilbert

Hinwick, Hinwick House, Bristol, PODINGTON, goldsmith, Gloucestershire Barton Regis, woollen draper, Humphrey will: Corsley