SJ392a,c

Two further copies of the Act for vesting part of the settled estates of St Andrew Lord St John in trustees to be sold and for applying part of the purchase monies arising therefrom and the purchase monies of part of the said estates already sold under a power of sale, in paying off an incumbrance upon such estates, and for investing the residue of such monies, under the direction of the High Court of Chancery, in the purchase of other estates to be settled to the former uses

46 George III cap 79 (20 Jun 1806)

From: 1780 To: 1806

The act recites from the Marriage Settlement 8/9 December 1780 of Henry Beauchamp Lord St John and Emma Maria Elizabeth Whitbread; the will of Samuel Whitbread who died 1796; the will of Henry Beauchamp Lord St John who died 1805 s.p.m. [without male issue] The act gives the power to sell ... the manor of East Haddon and lands there (609 acres); two farms and land at Downham, Upwell and Littleport in Norfolk and Cambridge (378 acres); and a house on Ludgate Hill, London

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St John, St Andrew, 14th Baron St John of Bletsoe,
Lord St John,
St John, Henry Beauchamp, 13th Baron St John of Bletsoe,
St John, Emma Maria Elizabeth,
Whitbread, Emma Maria Elizabeth,
Whitbread, Samuel

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