BS471

Covenant to levy a fine: (i) William Alston of Pavenham, gentleman, and wife Elizabeth, one of the daughters and coheirs of John Everard, late of Northill, gentleman (ii) Margaret Noyes of London, widow, another daughter and coheir. Recites will of John Everard and other matters [details given]. For the fine, see BS 472. Witnesses: William Goodhall, G Arnald

15 Mar 1711

From: 1711 To: 1711

Recites: Will of John Everard, son of John Everard, 26 April 1686. Devises to mother Mary Everard messuage in Beeston which is her jointure during life, and after her death to daughter Margaret; to wife Mary her jointure in Beeston and Sandy, and after her death to daughter Margaret; to daughter Mary Higgs, since deceased, a messuage in Stamborne, Essex, and in Broom, Southill, on condition of her resigning her right to those bequeathed to Margaret; if another daughter is born, the lands to be divided between the daughters. John Everard died after birth of another daughter Elizabeth. Mary married Charles Higgs and died below age 21. Chancery suit 4 February 1707. John Noyes and wife Margaret versus John Mordaunt, gentleman, and Elizabeth Everard and Charles Higgs; lands to be divided between the sisters.

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Alston, William,
Alston, Elizabeth,
Everard, John,
Noyes, Margaret,
Goodhall, William,
Arnald, G,
Everard, Mary,
Everard, Margaret,
Higgs, Mary,
Everard, Elizabeth,
Higgs, Charles,
Noyes, John,
Noyes, Margaret,
Mordaunt, John

deed, gentleman, will, Chancery, PAVENHAM, NORTHILL, London, Beeston, SANDY, Stambourne, Broom