SL1/298

Lease & Release (Mortgage):

12 & 13 Oct 1830

From: 1830 To: 1830

i) Charles Short Benjamin Jefferies ii) Reverend John Short, Temple Balsall, Warwickshire, clerk Henry Couchman, Temple Balsall, gentleman iii) John Palmer, late of Goldington, now of Bedford, gentleman iv) John Martin } George Stone } all of Lombard Street, London, bankers and co-partners Henry Stone } John Martin, junior George Stone James Martin reciting: lease and release of 11 and 12 Oct 1826 : part of hereditaments sold and certain debts paid off : £2000 is still owing to ii) : £1500 is still needed and i) have requested iv) to lend them this and also said £2000 (total £3500) now in consideration of £3500 i) conveys to iv) - capital messuage in Goldington - Dovehouse adjoining ( 2 acres) - Moat Close whereon a cottage formerly stood (6 acres) - 8 pieces meadow in Great Meadow, at Goldington (8 acres) - 3 pieces in Press Meadow (3 acres 2 roods) - 4 pieces in East Meadow (7 acres 1 rood) - 3 pieces in Work Holmes meadow (5 acres 2 roods) - Hemp Close in Windmill Field (8 acres 3 roods 5 perches) comprising a piece of old enclosure formerly called 7 acre Close and another piece of old enclosure formerly called 12 acre Close - close arable in same field called Wood Close (9 acres 2 roods 39 perches) comprising the remainder of 12 acre Close - several pieces arable and pasture in open and common fields of Goldington [as in SL1/296 – pieces in Windmill Hill Furlong, 24 lands in Greenditch Furlong and 11 lands in Man Hill Furlong] - close called Church Close (5 acres) now part of Home Close [then to end as in SL1/296] all purchased by Emery Palmer from Edmund and Catherine Rolfe - piece pasture formerly part of Rolts Close but now part of Home Close - 6 acres 1 rood arable and pasture in Goldington --- 2 acres 1 rood residue of said Home Close N. Common Field W. Rolts Close E. (part) Home Close --- 5 roods lying in one piece in Windmill Field S. Small Crafts E. and W. Benjamin Haseldine, now Robert Elliott, esquire --- 3 roods more in same field N. brook S.and W. Benjamin Haseldine, now Robert Elliott --- 1½ acres in River Field on Ray Furlong being 3 land in Ray Furlong or Lake Head --- ½ acre residue in same field W. Newnham Leys - 3 roods in River Field all formerly Wagstaffes of whom same were purchased by George Palmer, deceased, grandfather of George Palmer, late testator (will proved 18 September 1824) - 1 acre arable lying dispersed in Goldington Common Fields --- ½ acre in Cross Furlong in River Field --- 1 rood in Putnoe Street Furlong in Church Field --- 1 rood residue in Windmill Field said one acre was purchased by George Palmer, grandfather, of John Cook - 3 acres 1 rood arable in Goldington common fields formerly in occupation of Edmund Fish and purchased by George Palmer, deceased, father of testator, of John Willson - 29 acres arable or meadow and 3 acres arable in Goldington which were purchased by said George Palmer, father, of Messrs Tomlinson and Johnson - 3 acres in River Field called Cow Acre running alongside the Newnham Wall and the river, and tithes which were purchased by said George Palmer, testator, of devisees of Thomas Estwick all now in occupation of William Hall, senior and William Hall, junior, under 3 year lease at yearly rent of £400 site of said messuage, lands etc. contained together (256 acre 2 roods 38 perches) - all other messuages vested in i) in Goldington except cottage now divided into 2 (2 roods) now in occupation of William Day and William Wagstaff - all cottages, common rights etc., but subject to said annuity for Eliza Palmer - deeds etc. relating to such premises principal sum will be retained on this security for 5 years (provided Eliza Palmer shall so long live) and sum shall not be paid off during that time without consent of iv) unless default made in interest interest – 5% per annum but interest of 4% to be taken in lieu of 5% during continuance of £3500 during this security signatures i), ii), iii) endorsed receipts witnesses Robert H.Dolling, Lincoln’s Inn William Assinder, Temple Balsall, Warwickshire Ovid Camerford, Bedford

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Short, Charles,
Jefferies, Benjamin,
Short, John,
Couchman, Henry,
Palmer, John,
Martin, John,
Stone, George,
Stone, Henry,
Martin, James,
Palmer, Emery,
Haseldine, Benjamin,
Elliott, Robert,
Palmer, George,
Fish, Edmund,
Willson, John,
Tomlinson,
Johnson,
Estwick, Thomas,
Hall, William,
Day, William,
Wagstaff, William,
Palmer, Eliza,
Dolling, Robert,
Assinder, William,
Camerford, Ovid

DEEDS, mortgages, Warwickshire, clerk, GOLDINGTON, BEDFORD, London, banker, Goldington fields, cottages, Lincolns Inn