M1/24/9

Marriage settlement: On the marriage of Talbot Williamson and Christian Gilbert.

26 Sept. 1752

From: 1752 To: 1752

(i) Talbot Williamson of Husborne Crawley, esq.; (ii) Frances Williamson, widow of Edmund Williamson, late of Husborne Crawley, esq., father of Talbot Williamson; (iii) Christian Gilbert of London, spinster; (iv) George Golding of Poslingford, Suffolk, esq., Peter Ganssen jr. of London, merchant; Job Matthew, citizen and draper; (v) George Sherwood of New Inn, Middx., gent. -- Messuages in Purpoole Lane, Holborn, formerly 8 in number, [details given], purchased by Edmund Williamson in 1731 of Edmund Thos. Williamson of Corhampton, Hants., esq., eldest son & heir of Henry Williamson of March, Isle of Ely, esq., and wife Stapleton, which Henry was eldest son & heir of Edmund Williamson of St. Botolph's without Aldgate on the street called Houndsditch; a passage into Gravel Lane; messuages in Beans or Bates Yard now called Petticoat Square; 6 messuages in Harrow Alley; in the same parish. The manor of Wards in Wavedon, Bucks., with a close and 23 acres; A messuage in Isleworth, Middlesex. [Recites M1/24/1]. Witnesses: Harry Trelawny, Samuel Hall, James Lowe, George North. [See M1/13].

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Williamson, Talbot,
Williamson, Frances,
Williamson, Edmund,
Gilbert, Christian,
Golding, George,
Gannsen, Peter,
Matthew, Job,
Sherwood, George,
Williamson, Edmund Thomas,
Williamson, Henry,
Williamson, Stapleton,
Trelawny, Harry,
Hall, Samuel,
Lowe, James,
North, George

legal papers, marriage settlements, HUSBORNE CRAWLEY, London, Suffolk, Middlesex New Inn, Holborn, March, Westminster St.Margaret, St.Botolph without Aldersgate, Wavendon Wards Manor, Isleworth