NC1245

Deed of Partition i) Richard How of London, linen draper ii) Mariabella Briggins of Bartholomew Close, London, widow.

26 Dec 1733

From: 1733 To: 1733

ii) was seised of an estate for life, remainder to her daughters. She agreed to surrender her interest so that a partition could be made as follows:- to Richard How and wife Susannah - 2 messuages at Mile End Green, Stepney, Middlesex to Hannabella Briggins - 3 messuages in Bartholomew Close and a tenement in Half Moon Alley, in parish of Bartholomew the Great to Gulielma Briggins - Messuage and inn in Southwark, Surrey to Mariabella Farmborough Briggins - 4 messuages in Bartholomew Close Since the portion allotted to Richard How and Susannah is of smaller value than the others, the other sisters agreed to pay them £2020 (£415 from Hannabella, £565 from Guilielina, and £40 from Mariabella Farmborough) i) now covenants that he will sell his wife's portion and apply the purchase money and the £2020 in purchasing other land which he would settle on himself and his wife in tail.

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Briggins, Mariabella,
How, Richard,
How, Susannah,
Briggins, Hannabella,
Briggins, Gulielma,
Briggins, Mariabella Farmborough

legal papers, DEEDS, Mile End, Stepney, City of London, Southwark