Bedfordshire Archives Service Catalogue
  • Reference
    BS1831/5
  • Title
    Conveyance (Lease and Release; Lease absent), Assignment of Mortgage in Trust to attend the Inheritance: £3070 15s; £1429 5s; £6100; Total £10,600: (i) Reverend Charles Johnson of South Stoke, near Bath, Somerset, clerk, brother and heir at law of John Johnson, deceased [(iv) in BS 1831/2] (ii) Edmund Dayrell of Lincolns Inn, Middlesex, esquire, John Dayrell Martin of Grays Inn, Middlesex, esquire, William Chippendale; executors of John (iii) Robert Hele Selby Hele, late Rector of Colmworth (iv) Francis Johnson of South Lambeth, Surrey (v) Nicholas Waterhouse of Liverpool, Lancashire, broker (vi) Isaac Cooke of Liverpool, Lancashire, broker (vii) William Chippendale (viii) Robert Cooke of Liverpool, soapboiler. Recites various matters [details given]. In trust for Nicholas Waterhouse to attend the Inheritance.
  • Date free text
    20 Nov 1813, reciting from 1811
  • Production date
    From: 1811 To: 1813
  • Admin/biog history
    BRA Stamp 641, from Frere Cholmeley & Co, Lincolns Inn Fields
  • Scope and Content
    Recites: Appointment, release and assignment as in BS 1831/2, 29,30 April 1811, and as therein recited; BS 1831/3; BS 1831/4: That Nicholas Waterhouse has contracted to purchase the estates recited, free from all incumbrances, for £10,600; That John Johnson died 26 February last leaving will dated 22 December 1812, proved 15 March 1813; That no devise having been made of the estates in question they became vested in Charles Johnson, of South Stoke, near Bath, Somerset; That the principal sums of £3070 15s and £1429 5s still remain due, the interest having been duly paid; That the said sums are to be paid by Nicholas Waterhouse out of the purchase money, the said £10,600; That William Chippendale should assign the said residue of the term of 200 years to Robert Cooke upon trusts hereinafter declared; That Nicholas Waterhouse is to pay Francis Johnson [(i) in BS 1831/4] a further sum of £6100, the residue of the purchase money, £10,600.
  • Level of description
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