Reference
X341/44
Title
Bond for peaceable enjoyment - in £2,000
Date free text
15 Dec 1804
Production date
From: 1804 To: 1804
Scope and Content
i) Richard Orlebar, Brayfield House, Cold Brafield, Buckinghamshire, esquire
Reverend Richard Williams, Northampton, clerk
ii) John Polhill, Howbury Hall, esquire
by lease and release of 14 and 15 December 1804
a) said Richard Orlebar (eldest son of Richard Orlebar, late of Hinwick, Podington, esquire, deceased, who was cousin and heir at law of Mary Rolt, Northampton, spinster, deceased, who was only child of Thomas Rolt of Northampton, esquire, deceased, who was nephew of Mary Stephens of Epsom, Surrey, widow, deceased)
b) said John Polhill
c) Robert Polhill, Parliament Street, Westminster, Middlesex, esquire (brother of said John Polhill)
consideration - £2,800
a) released to b)
… rectory and parsonage etc. of Renhold, together with glebe, tithes etc.
c) to preserve contingent remainders
covenant for peaceful possession
now to guarantee and secure peaceful possession
i) enters into bond with ii)
signature of i)
witnesses: George Pitt Hurst, Newport Pagnell, Buckinghamshire
George H Yeats, his clerk
Level of description
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