Reference
MN42/3
Title
Conveyance
Date free text
16 Dec 1844
Production date
From: 1783 To: 1844
Scope and Content
Conveyance
Parties:
(i) James Warr of Caddington, yeoman;
(ii) Thomas Higgins of Wootton [Northamptonshire], farmer;
(iii) George Mellor of Woburn, draper;
(iv) Benjamin Bennett of Dunstable, brewer;
(v) John Bartram of Dunstable , straw manufacturer
Reciting:
- release of 7th June 1838 between (1) John Green; (2) Rev. John Vaux Moore; (3) George Eyston; (4) John Vaux Moore; (5) Joseph Falkner; (6) Joseph Marshall and Hugh Jackson; (7) James Warr; (8) William Warr in which (a) and other land were released to the use of any deed of (7) without impeachment of waste with a limitation to the use of (8) during the life of (7) upon trust for (7) to the use of (7);
- indenture of appointment and release of 15th October 1839 between (1) James Warr and (2) Thomas Higgins and John Cole (now dead) in which (2)(trustees in a settlement of 13th March 1824 with James Warr and Mary Ann, his wife (now dead)) stood possessed of £2,145/4/7 arising from a sale in the settlement on 1824 and advanced it to (1) as a mortgage secured on (a);
- the mortgage debt of £2,145/4/7 was still outstanding;
- John Cole died in June 1841;
- the £2,145/4/7 and all interest had been paid to (ii) to discharge the mortgage;
- (i) had contracted to sell (a) to (iv) for £560
Operative Part:
- (iv) paid £560 to (i);
- (i) appointed that (a)-(b) remain to uses
- (ii), at the request of (i), released (a)-(b) to (iv)
Property:
(a) a small plot of land in Nine Acres Close, previously part of the 41 acres, 2 roods, 33 perches in Bottom Field allotted to William Hanbury Potter Jones at inclosure;
(b) messuage or dwellinghouse, now a public house known by the name of The Balloon in the occupation of Henry Price lately erected by (i) on (a); bounded W by land of George James Sullivan, esquire; N by the road from Dunstable to Luton; E and S by the remainder of (a).
Habendum:
- to the use of (iv) for his life without impeachment of waste; to the use of (v) during the life of (iv) in trust for (iv); to the use of (iv) forever
Reciting:
- (iii) had purchased had purchased estates of greater value from (ii) than those purchased by (iv) and covenanted to produced scheduled deeds to (iv)
Schedule
- Lease and Release of 21st and 22nd January 1811 (1) William Hanbury Potter Jones; (2) Joseph Howell;
- office extract of a fine of Hilary 51 George III - Joseph Howell plaintiff and William Hanbury Potter Jones deforciant;
- Lease and Release of 9th and 10th March 1812: (1) Joseph Howell; (2) Thomas Smith;
- attested copies Lease and Release of 26th and 27th April 1832: (1) Sir Edward Stanley, bart; (2) Thomas Farrer; (3) Sir Gregory Osborn Page Turner, bart by Rev. Sir Henry Dryden, bart and Theophilus Leigh Cook, clerk, the committee of his estate; (4) George Eyston;
- Lease and Release of 29th and 30th October 1834: (1) Thomas Smith; (2) John Green;
- Lease and Release of 6th and 7th June 1838: (1) John Green; (2) Rev. John Vaux Moore; (3) George Eyston; (4) John Vaux Moore; (5) Joseph Falkner; (6) Joseph Marshall and Hugh Jackson; (7) James Warr; (8) William Warr;
- indenture for production of deeds of 7th June 1838: (1) Samuel Crawley, esquire; (2) James Warr;
- mortgage of 15th October 1839: (1) James Warr; (2) Thomas Higgins and John Cole
Witnesses:
- John Green of Woburn, solicitor;
- William Harland, clerk to John Green;
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