Reference
Z590/82
Title
Agreement for Compensation of Manorial Incidents. Manor of Biggleswade, County of Bedford.
Parties
(i) Maud Rosalind Lovell of Hinchelsea Brockenhurst, Southampton, Spinster, Lady of the Manor of Biggleswade. [the Lady]
(ii) Lloyds Bank Limited, 71 Lombard Street, London, [the Trustee]
(iii) Elizabeth Wilson, wife of James Newby Wilson of 150 London Road, Biggleswade, Garage Proprietor [the Owner].
Date free text
13 May 1936
Production date
From: 1936 To: 1936
Scope and Content
As appears from Schedule (I), (iii) is the owner of the property mentioned in Schedule (II) in fee simple and as tenant for life subject to the terms of theWill of Ellis Piggott Jeakings as in Schedule (I).
The property was formerly copyhold of the Manor and extinguished by the Law of Property Act 1 Jan 1936.
Operative Part
It is declared as follows:
- Compensation for the extinguishment of the manorial incidents saved by part five of the Act affecting the property in (II) and of the rights of the Lady to any mines or minerals and the sporting rights on the property and other rights preserved by the twelfth part of that Act shall be £13.11.4 with interest thereon payable half yearly at the rate of £5.10 per cent per annum until paid. Stewards compensation included in the above.
(I) Probate of Will of Ellis Piggott Jeakings 22 May 1912
Admission of Letitia Carter & George Wagg 11 May 1914 (Z 590/71)
George Wagg died 12 Jun 1922
Appointment of new Trustee 16 Sep 1927
Vesting Deed 16 Mar 1935 (Z 590/76)
Letitia Carter died (5 Apr 1936)
(II) Two cottages known as 87 & 89 Sun Street, Biggleswade, and site of 99 Sun Street
Cottages Nos. 4& 5 Gladstone Terrace and joint use of well in Anchor Yard.
Land in Anchor Yard formerly the site of Nos.1 – 7 Anchor Yard.
Any other land to which Letitia Carter & George Wagg were admitted tenants 11 May 1914 (Z 590/71).
Signed by Maud J Lovell and Witnessed by Robert Bannister, Butler, Hinchelsea Brockenhurst, Southampton.
Enclosed receipt from Lloyds Bank Ltd for £1.6.6. paid as redemption for Manorial Incidents.
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