Bedfordshire Archives Service Catalogue
  • Reference
    RO1/81
  • Title
    Assignment (Indenture) i) Robert Squire of Marston Moretaine ii) Sarah Gregory of St Albans, Hertfordshire, widow, and sole executrix of will of William Gregory late of Watford, Hertfordshire, gentleman iii) Philip Dwight of Fulham, Middlesex, clerk; Simon Michell of the Middle Temple, London, gentleman
  • Date free text
    19 Mar 1708/9
  • Production date
    From: 1708 To: 1709
  • Scope and Content
    Recites: RO1/77 Recites: Indenture 1 February 1705/6 Mortgage by Demise for Years (i) Robert Squire of Marston Moretaine (ii) William Gregory for securing payment of said £400 -2 closes arable and sward in Millbrook called Pease Close, containing 13 acres 17 perches in occupation of i) -2 grovetts or coppices of wood adjoining said closes containing 1 acre 3 roods for term of 1,000 years with bond for £800 for performance of covenants Whereas: repayment was not made. William Gregory is dead; will proved in Prerogative Court of Canterbury 12 June 1706. £400 due to ii) on two said mortgages for principal and interest Now: consideration: £400 paid to ii) by consent of i) viz: £200 from Dwight and £200 from Michell ii) assigns to iii) - messuage called Loddingtons and 2 closes of pasture adjoining and one little pightle or croft -Pease Closes and 2 coppices adjoining for residue of 2 terms of 1,000 years repayment: £203 at common dining hall of Middle Temple on 21 November next each to Dwight and Michel Signatures: i) and ii) Witnesses: (?) Tombes, Michael Arnald, John Chambre, James Bouskell Endorsement: 15 and 16 20 Aug 1708 [for further details of Pease Close see RO14/51 etc] Endorsed: Assignment (Deed Poll) I) Philip Dwight of Fulham, Middlesex II) Samuel Fowler, clerk III) John Ashwell of Leighton Buzzard, scrivener Consideration: £414 paid by II) I) assigns to III) with consent of Robert Squire -within mentioned premises for remainder of term Signature: I) Witnesses: Vincent Rice, Michael Arnald
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