X21/598

Marriage Settlement, with covenant to levy fines. On the marriage of Hugh Inglis with Catherine Johnson:

8 Dec 1784

From: 1784 To: 1784

(i) Hugh Inglis of Bedford Row, Holborn, esq., a Director of the East India Company (ii) Catherine Johnson of Milton Bryant, spinster (iii) John Cartier of Kent, Esq. Christopher Smyth of Northampton, gentleman Recites will of Harry Johnson, father of Catherine, 8 January 1763; to wife Ann, estate in Mursley, Buckinghamshire, and manors (not specified) for life; then to 3 daughters, Jenny, Catherine & Nanny. Recites will of John Eaton late of Middlesex, esq., 5 June 1759; to wife Susan for life, messuages and lands in Cheapside, Lime Street, Lothbury, Poplar Marsh alias Stebon Heath Marsh, Charterhouse Yard, Rutland Court, Goswell Street, Glasshouse Yard, (charged with £60 p.a. to Mrs Frances Lisle); then 1/2 to the 3 daughters of Harry Johnson; 1/2 to any other children of Harry Johnson; recites that Harry Johnson had no other children, and Jenny died in infancy; Nanny died after 21; thus Catherine is now seised of the reversion in fee. Witnesses Samuel Ibbotson, John Irving, W. Bensley, John Routledge.

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Inglis, Hugh,
Johnson, Catherine,
East India Company,
Cartier, John,
Smyth, Christopher,
Johnson, Harry,
Johnson, Ann,
Johnson, Jenny,
Johnson, Nanny,
Eaton, John,
Eaton, Susan,
Lisle, Frances,
Ibbotson, Samuel,
Irving, John,
Bensley, W.,
Routledge, John

DEEDS, marriage settlements, MARRIAGE, London, East India Company, Milton Bryant, MILTON BRYAN, Kent, Northampton, Mursley, wills, Middlesex, DEATH