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Assignment of interest money in trust for younger children: (i) John Livesey of Rushden esquire, administrator of late wife Elizabeth, nee St. John. (ii) William Levinz of Middlesex, esquire. John Orlebar of Hinwick, esquire.

17 October 1750

From: 1750 To: 1750

-- Money inherited by Elizabeth Livesey, nee St. John, which was invested in South Sea annuities, and of which part has since been realised and invested in property in Rushden; John Livesey now assigns residue to (ii) in trust for 5 younger children. [Recites:- 24 January 1722: Marriage settlement. (i) Elizabeth St. John, daughter of Sir St. Andrew St. John baronet, and sister of William, Lord St. John, both deceased. (ii) John Livesey. (iii) William Levinz esquire and Patricius Chaworth esquire, both deceased. will of Sir St. Andrew St. John: £1,000. will of William Lord St. John, £3,000. Family of John Livesey 4 sons (St. John, Charles, William, St. Andrew; daughters, Elizabeth, Jane, Barbara). Witnesses Catherine Finney, Charles Livesey. 17 October 1750.

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Livesey, John,
Livesey, Elizabeth,
Levinz, William,
Orlebar, John,
St.John, Elizabeth,
St.John, St.Andrew,
St John, William, 9th Baron St John of Bletsoe,
Chaworth, Patricius,
Livesey, St. John,
Livesey, Charles,
Livesey, William,
Livesey, St Andrew,
Livesey, Jane,
Livesey, Barbara,
Finney, Catherine

Hinwick, Hinwick Hall, Rushden, Middlesex, marriage settlements