Bedfordshire Archives Service Catalogue
  • Reference
    X733/107
  • Title
    Conveyance i) Reverend Truman Tanqueray, Tingrith, clerk, John Thomas Green, Woburn, gentleman, Thomas Hagger, Chishill, Essex, draper ii) Theodore Harris, banker, James Pettit, winemerchant, both of Leighton Buzzard, Samuel Taverner, Linslade, Buckinghamshire, grocer
  • Date free text
    28 January 1869
  • Production date
    From: 1869 To: 1869
  • Scope and Content
    Reciting will of Edward Ashwell, Leighton Buzzard, Esq, dated 10 November 1792, by which he devised all his real estate to wife, Ann Ashwell, for life, subject to payment of annuities to people long since deceased. After death or remarriage of wife, then real estate to Sir Jonathan Lovett, bart, and Samuel Davis, junior, on trust for use of Charles Ashwell for life, and then to his sons, then to Edward Ashwell and sons, and then John Ashwell. Will proved on 14 April 1795 (Prerogative Court of Canterbury ) by Ann Ashwell, widow Ann Ashwell died in January 1835, Charles Ashwell in February 1798 without male issue John Ashwell by will dated 24 July 1841 devised to his son Edward Ashwell the remainder in estates at Leighton Buzzard to which he was entitled on the death of his brother, Edward Ashwell, subject to payment of £100 as annuity to wife, Cahterine Ashwell and to payment of annuities also to sisters, Mary and Ann Ashwell, and to payment of £6000 to Truman Tanqueray and John Cooper, junior, to be invested in Government Stocks and held on various trusts. Will proved on 25 January 1842 (Bedford) Edward Ashwell, by will dated 3 May 1861, devised his remainder in the estates at Leighton Buzzard, expedtant on decease of uncle Edward Ashwell to i) in trust for sale. He died on 8 May 1862 which was proved (Principal Probate Registry) on 13 June 1862 Edward Ashwell, the uncle died on 31 December 1865, without issue Reciting deed of 10 August 1866 by which Catherine released property contained in last recited 2 wills from annuity Sir Jonathan Lovett died in February 1812 and Samuel Davis on 24 May 1843, having by will dated 21 November 1839, proved on 7 September 1843 (Prerogative Court of Canterbury) devised all estates held by him on trust to John Green and Thomas Beach Whitehurst By deed on 9 October 1866 said John Green and Thomas Beach Whitehurst granted all estates held by them on trust to i) to hold on trusts in will of Edward Ashwell By deed of 9 July 1866 between John Cooper and Truman Tanqueray said John Cooper renounced trusts in will of John Ashwell Said sum of £6000 has been raised and invested in 3% Consols to be held by Truman Tanqueray on trust now in Consideration of £1047 10s paid to i) by ii) i) convey to ii) - Farmhouse called Frog Hall in Leighton Buzzard and Lamsey Close (except such as has been sold to James Webb and Charles White) lying behind the same (4 acres 2 roods 23 perches), now in occupation of William Hopkins and shown as pink in map on deed i) covenant to produce deeds as in schedule Schedule 22 & 23 May 1760 - Lease and release 1) Edward Ashwell 2) Catherine Wood 3) Thomas Baskerfield and Joseph Morehouse 1 March 1851 - Mortgage 1) Edward Ashwell 2) Joseph Tween, Thomas Hart and John King 3) Joseph Procter With reconveyance of 16 July 1866 1 January 1859 - Mortgage 1) Edward Ashwell 2) John Thomas Green 15 November 1861- Indenture of Further Charge between above 9 July 1866, 10 August 1866 and 9 October 1866 As recited above 1 October 1866 - Reconveyance 1) John Thomas Green 2) Truman Tanqueray and Thomas Hagger 3) Truman Tanqueray, John Thomas Green and Thomas Hagger 19 October 1866 - Stock receipt for purchase of £6703 18s 3d consolidated bank annuities in name of Truman Tanqueray Signatures i) Endorsed receipt Witnesses Charles Herbert, solicitors clerk, Woburn Henry Thomas Hall, clerk to Mr Green, solicitor, Woburn Henry H Hastie, Clerk in Holy Orders, Great Chishall, Essex
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