H/WS453

Abstract of Wilshere's title - deeds as in H/WS452, together with :- Transfer, 10 June 1828 William Jepps and J. Bonest (after Recovery) surrendered to use of Wilshere's trustees (Parsons and Lord Dacre) 2/8th parts of property.

1855

From: 1855 To: 1855

Memo. on Court Rolls, 4 June 1849, that William Wilshere the elder had entered into possession of all the Jepps' property remaining unsold, and that William Wilshere the nephew had been admitted to the 6/8th parts of the property, and, under the trusts of his uncle's will, was entitled to the whole :- Messuage in Church End, occupied J. Jepps. 2 tenements occ.upied J. Jepps or undertenants. Close of arable or garden late pasture, adjoining occupied J. Jepps. 2 Cottages at Church End occupied James Dunham & Edward Walker Pencil notes suggest that the legal problem at this time was to get the heir of the Jepps family (J. Jepps) to execute a satisfactory quitclaim.

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Jepps, William,
Bonest, J,
Wilshere, William,
Parsons,
Dacre, Lord,
Jepps, J,
Dunham, James,
Walker, Edward

SHILLINGTON, Shillington Church End, Shillington Rectory Manor, surrenders, court rolls