Bedfordshire Archives Service Catalogue
  • Reference
    X616/18
  • Title
    Conveyance i) Thomas Morland, Croydon, Surrey, esquire, Conrad Wilkinson, Beckenham, Kent, esquire ii) Samuel Day, St Neots, Huntingdonshire, gentleman iii) John Harris, Cottons Wharf, Surrey, potato salesman iv) Richard Harris, same place, potato salesman
  • Date free text
    10 Nov 1855
  • Production date
    From: 1855 To: 1855
  • Scope and Content
    Reciting will of Frances Henley Ongley, late of Sandy, widow, dated 12 December 1832 by which, after giving certain annuities, she devised all her property in the parish of Sandy to her sister, Dame Mary Payne, for life, and then to her nephew, Coventry Payne, for ever. She also devised £10,000 to nephew, Robert Henley, Lord Ongley, and to said Coventry Payne, on certain trusts for the benefit of her sister, Lucy Monoux, for life, and then for said Coventry Payne. She also devised £5,000 to said trustees for benefit of niece, Augusta Payne, and her children. If there are no children, then to said Coventry Payne. Said Coventry Payne appointed residuary legatee. Said Coventry Payne and Lord Ongley appointed executors. By codicil of 12 January 1833 Joseph Francis Buckworth appointed executor in place of Lord Ongley. She also gave legacies of £30 each to Mary Stanton and John Jeffries, charged on her estates at Sandy. By another codicil of 11 September 1835 another annuity of £30 each given to Mary Stanton and John Jeffries Said Frances Henley Ongley died on 9 January 1841. Will proved (Prerogative Court of Canterbury) on 4 February 1841 All legacies have been discharged except £10,000 to Lucy Monoux and £5,000 to Augusta Payne, although all interest has been paid to them. reciting conveyance of 12 December 1842 (by way of mortgage) a) Sir Coventry Payne b) William Nash consideration - £4,000 a) conveyed to b) … all estates in will of Frances Henley Ongley, subject to life estate of Dame Mary Payne to secure repayment of £4,000, but default was made reciting death of Lucy Monoux in June 1843 reciting also conveyance of 12 April 1844 1) William Nash 2) Sir Coventry Payne 3) Henry Wood, William Robert Ellis by direction of 2) and of further sum of £2,000 paid by 3) to 2) … above property was assured by 1) and 2) subject to life estate of Dame … piece of ground in Sandy called First Low Field (4 acres 9 perches) being no 61 on plan on deed of 15 July 1853 N. Mr Thomas Christmas E. Great North Railway S. Francis Pym W. Middle Field Road … land in Sandy (11 acres 1 rood 4 perches including 10ft in width of an occupation road) being part of Smith's Long Field (no 32 on plan) N. other half in width of said occupation road (which is 20ft wide and runs E. out of high road from Sandy to St Neots) E. Middle Field Road S. Glebe lands W. lands to be sold to Charles Carter … land in Sandy (3 acres 6 perches including 10ft of said occupation road) also part of Smith's Long Field N. other half of said occupation road E. land to be sold to Charles Carter S. glebe lands W. lands to be sold to William Triplow …land in Sandy (4 acres 25 perches including 10ft of said occupation road) also part of Smith's Long Field N. other half of said occupation road E. land to be sold to William Triplow and to be fenced off by iii) and iv) S. glebe lands W. road from Sandy to St Neots … land in Sandy (4 acres 29 perches including 10ft of said occupation road) being part of Symond's Long Field (13 acres 3 roods 20 perches) (no 80 on plan) N. Francis Pym, esquire E. land to be sold to William Triplow and fenced by iii) and iv) S. other half in width of said occupation road W. road from Sandy to St Neots … land in Sandy (22 acres 27 perches including 10ft in width of said occupation road) being part of Symond's Long Field (no 80) and the whole of another field called Symond's Long Field (no 81) N. Francis Pym, esquire E. Middle Field Road S. other half in width of said occupation road W. land to be sold to, and fenced by, William Triplow all the above are shown on a map on this deed, coloured green and distinguished by the letters A and B … right to use of said occupation road and to be kept in repair by the owners one moiety of said property to be held to use of John Harris and the other to use of Richard Harris deeds to remain in the possession of i) and they covenant to produce them with schedule of deeds dating back to 1810 Signatures of all endorsed: receipt Witnesses: Daniel Wetherell, clerk to Robert Russell, 50 Coleman Street, London; Ernest Brunt
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