BS1580

Discharge: (i) William Bassett of Homerton, parish St John, Hackney, Middlesex, plumber, and his wife Mary (only child of Alice Newton and of Thomas Newton, late of parish Allhallows, Lombard Street, London, goldsmith, both deceased); John Dale of said parish St John, grocer and cheesemonger; Ann Binckes, late of parish St Marylebone, Middlesex, now of Greenwich, Kent, spinster (ii) Thomas Baskerfield junior of parish St Andrew, Holborn, oilman, and estates of Henry Brandreth, his aunt Alice Brandreth and his wife Rebecca. In respect of the residue of the personal estate of Henry, deceased. Recites several matters [details given]. Witnesses: Thomas Maberly, Christ's Hospital, Thomas Maberly, his clerk

10 Sep 1779, reciting from 1751

From: 1751 To: 1779

Details given: Recites Probate Will, 12 October 1751 [see BS 1578]. That Alice Brandreth, after paying £200 each to Henry's sisters Ann Brandreth [later Duncombe], Alice Newton and Mary Brandreth, invested the residue in £2075 of 3% Consolidated Bank Annuities; That Alice Brandreth died April 1772, having appointed Rebecca executrix of her will proved 20 August 1772; That Rebecca died 22 July 1779, having appointed said Thomas [Baskerfield] executor of her will, dated 3 May 1772 [see BS 1579]. That Ann Duncombe died before Rebecca, leaving children Brandreth, of Fleet Street, London, druggist and chemist, and John, of Lincoln's Inn, gentleman; That Alice Newton died before Rebecca, leaving child Mary Bassett; that Mary Brandreth married Samuel Doddington of Eastbury, Somerset, esquire, and survived Rebecca; Marriage settlement, 6 November 1769. Assignment: (i) Mary Newton (ii) William Bassett (iii) John Dale and Ann Binckes. Marriage of Mary Newton and William Bassett: £400 to Mary for life, then to her younger children. Reciting that by will of Henry [Brandreth] [see BS 1578], Mary was entitled to a legacy of £600; That John Dale and Ann Binckes as trustees and William in right of his wife became entitled to one-third share of the £2075 Consolidated Bank Annuities but not to the said legacy of £600 which was stated by a mistake, now acknowledged, to belong to Mary. That therefore, at the request of the parties to the before-recited marriage settlement, Thomas has on even date assigned two equal parts of the said one-third share to John and Ann as trustees and the remaining one part to William in right of his wife.

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Bassett, William,
Bassett, Mary,
Newton, Mary,
Newton, Alice,
Newton, Thomas,
Dale, John,
Binckes, Ann,
Baskerfield, Thomas,
Brandreth, Henry,
Brandreth, Alice,
Brandreth, Rebecca,
Maberly, Thomas,
Brandreth, Ann,
Duncombe, Ann,
Brandreth, Mary,
Duncombe, Brandreth,
Duncombe, John,
Doddington, Samuel,
Doddington, Mary

deed, plumber, goldsmith, grocer, cheesemonger, oilman, clerk, will, annuities, druggist, chemist, gentleman, Homerton, City of London Lombard Street, Marylebone, Greenwich, St Andrew Holborn, City of London Fleet Street, Lincolns Inn, Somerset