HF87/1/2

Mortgage in £2,000 & 6% interest (reducible).

1829-1882

From: 1829 To: 1882

1) Thomas James Hooper of Biggleswade, Esq. (mortgagor). 2) Thomas Glover Kensit of Skinners Hall, Dowgate Hill, City of London. John Moxon Clabon of Great George Street, City of Westminster. Robert John Porcher Broughton of Great Marlborough Street, County of Middlesex, Esq. (mortgagees). Recites will of Joseph Turton of Bells Buildings, County of Middlesex, (includes reference to Henrietta wife of John Jefferies Hooper, his daughter). 1829. Recites will of John Jefferies Hooper. Proved 1845. a) 1/6th part (as one of the children of Henrietta Hooper under Joseph Turton's will) and 1/6th part in moiety of sums of £10600 new 3% Bank Annuities; £1000 reduced 3% Bank Annuities and £1429.9s.5d, new 3% Bank Annuities. b) 1/6th part (as child of Henrietta) under will of Thomas James Hooper expectant on Henrietta's death) of £5613.1s.1d. New 3% Bank Annuities; moneys to arise from estate at Bledington, Gloucestershire, Foxcote, Oxfordshire. c) Policies of Assurance 3136A, 3137A and 4658 in Equity & Law Life Assurance Society insured for £600, £400 and £1000. 14 July 1880. On dorse note by George William Berridge, the Secretary of Equity & Law Life Assurance Society, acknowledges all monies due including principal on above policy paid. 24 July 1882. No. 1233 on front.

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Hooper, Thomas James,
Kensit, Thomas Glover,
Clabon, John Moxon,
Broughton, Robert John Porcher,
Turton, Joseph,
Hooper, Henrietta,
Hooper, John Jefferies,
Berridge, George William,
Equity and Law Life Assurance Society

mortgages, BIGGLESWADE, City of London, Westminster, Middlesex, wills, Oxfordshire, Gloucestershire, Equity and Law Life Assurance Society