X598/31

Settlement on the marriage of William Gambier with Amabel Frances Garth Colleton

4 Jul 1831; with endorsements 1834, 1859

From: 1831 To: 1869

i) William Gambier ii) Amabel Frances [Garth] Colleton iii) George Jenyns, Bottesham Hall, Cambridgeshire, esquire Edward Gambier, Serle Street, Lincoln's Inn, Middlesex, esquire Thomas Somers Cocks, Charing Cross, Middlesex, esquire Francis Glanville junior, Catchfrench [Catchtrench], Cornwall, Esquire i) has transferred to iii) £26,000 3% Consols and £34,000 3% reduced Bank annuities, to be held on various trusts for i) and ii) with schedule of personal fortune of ii) and of her real estate signed: all witnesses: Germain Lavie, Robert Skynner 4 Jul 1831 endorsed with memorandum 2 Jun 1859 i) and ii) appoint that ¼ of above £30,000 3% reduced annuities are to be held in trust for daughter Amabel Selina Gambier, and by deed of 3 June 1869 between a) Reverend Robert James Haynes, Red Lion Square, Middlesex, clerk; b) Amabel Selina Gambier; c) William Stuart junior, Kempston, esquire; and William James Hope Gambier, 60 St James Square, Westminster (being her marriage settlement) b) assigned to c) her interests in above also endorsed with note of production of this deed in Chancery cases of Colleton versus Garth, Watson versus Colleton and Watson versus Garth 1834

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Gambier, William,
Garth Colleton, Amabel Frances,
Gambier, Amabel Frances,
Jenyns, George,
Gambier, Edward,
Cocks, Thomas Somers,
Glanville, Francis,
Gambier, Amabel Selina,
Haynes, Robert James,
Stuart, William,
Gambier, William James Hope

BUILDINGS & LAND USE, marriage settlements, Bottisham, Lincolns Inn Serle Street, Charing Cross, St Germans Catchfrench, family/personal financial affairs, stocks, trusts, clergy, London Red Lion Square, KEMPSTON, London St James Square, general legal process, lawsuits, Chancery