SJ1499

Assignment of three several terms in trust

12 Oct 1819

From: 1702 To: 1819

1) Isaac Stafford Brown, late of Harrowgate Hall, Harrowgate, York and of Bath, esquire, sole executor of Clement Bellamy late of Church Court in the parish of Kensington, Middlesex, gentleman deceased, who was the surviving executor of William James late of Serjeants Inn, Fleet Street, London, esquire, who was nephew and sole executor of Mary Broomer late of Islington, widow and sole executrix of Murdock Broomer formerly of St Sepulchre, London, and afterwards of St Mary, Islington, soapmaker, surviving trustee of 3 terms assigned 2) Ann Hind late of Ardley now of Mill End, Hambleden, Buckinghamshire, widow and relict of the Reverend Thomas Hind late of Ardley, clerk deceased, heretofore Ann Andrews, spinster and late Ann Lane, widow and devisee of Richard Lane of Mill End, esquire Ann Hind late of Ardley now of Mill End, spinster, only child of Thomas Hind by Ann Hind 3) Thomas Gell of Sharnbrook, Bedfordshire, gentleman 4) John Barber Tuck, Wellingborough, grocer recites from SJ1460 30 Jan 1702/3

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Brown, Isaac Stafford,
Stafford Brown, Isaac,
Bellamy, Clement,
James, William,
Broomer, Mary,
Broomer, Murdock,
Hind, Ann,
Hind, Thomas,
Andrews, Ann,
Lane, Ann,
Lane, Richard,
Gell, Thomas,
Tuck, John Barber

BUILDINGS & LAND USE, general legal process, Harrogate, Bath, wills, Kensington, Fleet Street Serjeants' Inn, Islington, London St.Sepulchre, soap maker, trustees, Ardley, Hambleden, clergy, clerk, SHARNBROOK, Wellingborough, grocer