Reference
RO24/5-6
Title
Lease and Release
i) Right Honourable George John Earl Spencer, Viscount Althrope and Baron Spencer of Althrop, Northamptonshire, eldest son and heir of John Earl Spencer deceased
ii) Right Honourable John Earl of Upper Ossory, Viscount Ampthill
Date free text
29 Sep 1795
Production date
From: 1795 To: 1795
Scope and Content
Recites:
RO24/3 by which there was conveyed to Thomas Harrison to make him tenant for suffering a recovery premises as below
whereas: recovery was duly suffered
whereas: John Earl Spencer is since deceased leaving Lord Viscount Althrope Now George John Earl Spencer him surviving
Now: consideration: £1,350
i) appoints that aforesaid premises be released to use of ii) and accordingly releases to him:
-farmhouse in Millbrook and several lots of fern and turf belonging
-orchard and Homeclose being old enclosure called Dovehouse Close, 6 acres
-old enclosure called Reads, 1 acre 2 roods
-several parcels of arable in common fields of Millbrook, 40 acres and called Eight Acres, Twelve Acres, Gang [Gay] Piece, Broomley [Bromley] and Langcroft [Long Croft]
i) covenant to produce deeds to ii)
viz: RO24/1
Probate of will of Duchess of Marlborough dated 11 August 1744 with codicil 14 August 1744
Lease and Release 18 and 19 May 1769
i. Hugh Earl of Marchmont
ii. John Earl Spencer called Lord Viscount Althrope, thenan infant, Lady Georgiana Spencer, Lady Henrietta Spencer, both infants, daughters of i)
iii. Philip Earl of Chesterfield, Thomas Duke of Leeds, Thomas Macartie otherwise Earl of Clancarty in the kingdom of Ireland, William Earl of Chatham, Cecil Bishop esquire, son of Sir Cecil Bishop baronet
iv. Richard Earl of Scarborough, John Earl Delaware, Thomas Parker esquire
RO24/3
Signature: i)
Witnesses: William Marsden, John Harrison, both of the Admiralty
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