Reference
OR1480
Title
(copy) Further settlement of Jointure. (lease and release: release only)
Date free text
13 December 1699.
Production date
From: 1699 To: 1699
Scope and Content
(i) Samuel Rolt, Milton Ernest, esquire and wife Susannah, youngest daughter and residual legatee of Richard Poulter, senior late London, merchant deceased
(ii) Sir Samuel Barnardiston, Brightwell Hall, Suffolk, Baronet
Sir John Morden, London, baronet, executors of Richard Poulter
(iii) Samuel Barnardiston, Grays Inn, gentleman
John Coleman, London, Merchant
Daniel Small
Simon Draper, London.
Reciting: OR407.
(ii) to (iii) at the direction of (i) in trust
-- as OR407 except:-
Manor of Bassets where Samuel Rolt now dwells
2 crofts (8 acres) adjoining
Holme close (7 acres) and 4 acres (2 pightles) purchased of ( ) Robinson.
Old Warren (5 acres) and Milton Meadow (15 acres) all part of jointure of Dame Mary Rolt.
Capital messuage and parsonage in Renhold.
Closes (19 acres)
Phillip grove close (18 acres) in the occupation of Thomas Battison. sold to Mary Stephen, widow.
to the following uses:
A. All property except the 110 acres (5 closes) in the occupation of William Maples,
72 acres pasture and closes called Clapham pastures in the occupation of John West, and the Hovell ground (20 acres) in the occupation of (i) to the use of Samuel Rolt for life, then to wife for life.
110 acres for the maintenance of Susannah alone during joint lives of (i)
72 acres and the Hovell ground to the use of Samuel Rolt only as long as he lives with Susannah, in event of separation to the use of Susannah during separation.
B. Manor of Wilden, advowson of the rectory, Blackmere close, and the 72 acres in Clapham and Oakley, Mill pastures, Oakley Leys, Baldwyns pasture, messuage purchased Cobb, Falcon messuage, 1 acre common meadow, cottage in the occupation of Wells, cottage purchased Honner, ½ acre Croweseling furlong, ½ acre Portway furlong, messuage south end of Milton Ernest and 4½ acres arable, messuage and 1 acre.
to the use of the eldest son of (i) in tail; in default of heirs male to be used to secure maintenance and portions of daughters.
C. remaining property in trust for daughters and younger sons, in the event of the eldest son inheriting the entailed estate.
subject to annuity of £20 due to Charles brother of Samuel Rolt, and the jointure of Dame Mary Rolt.
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