Bedfordshire Archives Service Catalogue
  • Reference
    X163/116-117
  • Title
    Conveyance (Lease and Release): £145 i) James Rust of Huntingdon, esquire ii) Henry Sweeting of Huntingdon, gentleman iii) James Lugsden of Little Staughton iv) William Williamson of Keysoe, farmer v) John Pierson of Kimbolton, Huntingdonshire, auctioneer
  • Date free text
    2 Jan 1813
  • Production date
    From: 1813 To: 1813
  • Scope and Content
    Recites Lease and Release 20, 21 July 1795 between William Dennis and wife Francis Ann (alias Francis Ann James spinster, daughter of Robert James, doctor of Physic, deceased); Elizabeth Orme James, spinster (another daughter of Dr James); James Rust; Henry Sweeting. Also Fine in Trinity Term 1792 by William Dennis and wife Francis Ann to James Rust and John Cearabert Gilbee, esquire on 1 acre called Herring's yard and also cottage in Little Staughton. Recites Lease and Release 20, 21 August 1794 between i) Elizabeth Jackson of Godmanchester, Huntingdonshire, widow and John Perkins; Henry Sweeting. Declares that on 21 February 1792, said Elizabeth Jackson agreed with James Rust for purchase of annuity of £150 paid to her for life at price of £1,500 by Bond 21 February 1792 Recites Lease and Release 20, 21 February 1792 between James Rust; Elizabeth Jackson; John Perkins and Henry Sweeting The said James Rust seized of hereditaments in Great and Little Staughton at yearly value of £180 and desirous of submitting them to collateral security for said annuity of £150. By said Indenture of 1 August 1794 James Rust sold to John Perkins and Henry Sweeting the said premises comprised in Indenture 20, 21 July 1792 for further securing payment of said annuity of £150 and whereas John Perkins died August 1800 and Elizabeth Jackson died January 1804, and whereas by award James Rust was allotted land 3 roods 3 perches. Recites Lease and Release 1, 2 October 1804 between Henry Sweeting; James Rust; David Pearsey hereditaments in Lease and Release of 20, 21 July 1792: whereas James Rust agreed with James Lugsden and William Williamson for sale of messuage and parcel of land for £150 - cottage in Little Staughton in Great Green; parcel of land 3 roods 3 perches in Great Green bounded N. by public road leading over Green and by land of William Lunnis and James Rust and James Lugsdin; parcel 2 acres called Herrings Yard now in occupation of James Lugsdin.
  • Level of description
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