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i) Henry Frederick Lord Carteret, Baron Carteret of Hawnes
ii) Right Honourable George Thynne (Lord George Thynne), second son of Thomas. Marquis of Bath, deceased and nephew of i)
iii) Thomas Coutts, esquire, of the Strand
(Recital of Covenant to Levy a Fine (Bargain and Sale enrolled) of 19 November 1795 between a) = i); b) = ii); c) Oliver Farrer esquire, of Bedford Square, Middlesex; d) James Farrer esquire of Lincoln's Inn Fields; e) John Calvert senior, esquire of Albury, Hertfordshire and John Calvert junior; f) James and Oliver Farrer. Then eight recoveries suffered Michaelmas Term 1795 ... property (below) settled to use of a) for life, then heirs. In default of issue to use of e) for 600 years after decease of i) on trusts declared by deed of 19 November 1795. Then c) and d) for 1,000 years term. Then persons appointed by a) and b). Recital of this deed of 19 November 1795 between a) = i); b) = ii); c) = e); d) = c) and d). e)'s 600 years term on trust to raise £1,400 to pay to person(s) appointed by a). or else to pay a)'s debts at decease. 1,000 years term limited to d) on trust to raise £800 annuity per annum to be paid to Eleanor Smart. Recital of deed of 16 July 1799 between a) = i); b) = ii); c); d); as in last recital, e) James Earl of Lauderdale; John Maddison, esquire of General Post Office, London; Michael Colling, esquire of General Post Office, London; Anthony Parkin of Grays Inn, gentleman (executors of Will of Anthony Todd. esquire of General Post Office, London, deceased; f) Isabella Pitt of Upper Brook Street, Middlesex, spinster; g) Oliver and James Farrer and Thomas Atkinson of Lincolns Inn Fields, gentleman (reciting a) then unmarried not likely to have issue, a) received £6,800 from Government as compensation for the loss of part of Robert Earl Granville's estates in America, which with consent of b) he applied to pay his debts. a) and b) agreed this £6,800 should be part of £1,400 and a) should charge estates with £7,200 only. a) indebted to e) as executors of Todd for £3,000. a) requested e) to forebear calling for payment and f) to lend him £3,000 and g) to lend him £1,200. These sums and £6,800 make £1,400. For these sums a) to grant property of first recital to d), f) and g) for 99 years. c) to assign and a) and b) to limit and appoint this property for £600 years term) £3,000 due a) - e) £3,000 f) - a) £1,200 g - a). a) - e) f) g) ... property etc. (below) for 99 years. c) a) b) assign to e) f) g) ... property etc. (below) for term of 600 years. Recital this £7,200 not paid. a) requested iii) to lend him £5,000. Recital i) and ii) given warrant of attorney of equal date with SA201 - attornies to acknowledge judgement against i) in court of Kings Bench at suit of iii) for £10,000 and costs of suit)
i) with consent of ii) to iii)
... Manors of Hawnes, Wilstead, St Macute, in parishes of Hawnes, Wilstead and Cardington
... Rectories of Wilstead and St Paul, Bedford with tithes and advowson of vicarages of the same
... Mansion House and appurtenances in Hawnes with land in Hawnes, Wilstead and Cardington
... Farm and land in Hawnes in occupation John Radiwell [?Radwell]
... Farm and land in Hawnes in occupation Ann Warren
... Farm and land in Hawnes in occupation William Beavens
... Farm and land in Hawnes and Clophill in occupation John Butcher
... Farm and land in Hawnes in occupation John Clark
... Farm and land in Hawnes in occupation Thomas Allen
... cottage and garden and land in Hawnes in occupation Abraham Croat
... cottage and garden and land in Hawnes in occupation Thomas Smith
... Farm and land in Wilstead in occupation Jabez Pain
... Farm and land in Wilstead in occupation John Ashley
... Farm and land in Wilstead in occupation Thomas Wills
... Farm and land in Wilstead and Cardington in occupation William Peacock
... Tithes on all above in Hawnes as bought by Sir Humphrey Winch of John Haselden, esquire of Clophill
... Fee Farm Rents, Chief Rents and quit rents totalling £94..11s..1½d from manors and lands in Blunham, Cardington, Cople, Southill, Willington, Stanford, Beeston, Eastcotts, and Northill in the Hundreds of Wixamtree and Flitt, manors of Biggleswade and Gameinsbury (sic), Bedford, Grange of Houghton Conquest
... Manors of Stanbury, North Lee and Woodford, Kilkhampton, Stratton and Binhamy and Widemouth in Cornwall. With rectory and advowson of Kilkhampton
... Hundred of Mainsborough in Hampshire
... Manors of Chilton Candover and Brown Candover in Hampshire. Advowson of these two places and the Chapel of Woodmaned [?Woodmancott]. Moiety of Fee Farm rent £1..12s..9½d from the manor of Langley
... Moiety of Fee Farm rent from manor of Melbrooke [?Millbrook] (£2..1s..4½d)
... Moiety of Fee Farm rent of £2..13s..4d from manor of Norton; moiety of Fee Farm rent of £12 from Rectory of Bishop Sutton. (all above in Hampshire)
... Moiety of Fee Farm rent of £5..14s..8½d from manor of Ashbury, Berkshire and moiety of Fee Farm rent of £2..2s from Rectory of Wargrave, Berkshire
... Moiety of Fee Farm rent of £14 from manor of Chitter, Wiltshire
... One third of 7 messuages, with shops, yards, docks etc., 47 messuages and smiths shops, 36 acres land, 25 acres; parcel at back of "Noah's Ark", toft and appurtenances; cottage, warehouse and wharf. Large messuage and warehouse, yards and wharves; 3 cottages and 24 acres meadow; 2 cottages and warehouse; messuage and wharf; 7 acres with 22 messuages and cowhouses and stables; parcel containing cooper's shop; 7 messuages, dockyard and 2 fields; messuage called "the Horns" and 3 cottages and wharves and yards adjoining; messuage and malthouse and appurtenances; 6 cottages and boathouse with appurtenances; 2 cottages and shipwright's yard; 5 cottages, warehouse and 2 wharves; messuage and yard, 15 cottages; 2 cottages and warehouse; messuage and garden; messuage called the "Queen's Head"; messuage, wharf, and yard; 2 messuages and shipwright's wharf; wharf and yard and garden; 3 cottages and 6 acres
All in Rotherhithe, Surrey
... messuage in New Burlington Street and appurtenances, St James, Westminster in occupation i), then Sir Philip Gibbs, Baronet
endorsed: with note of registration of memorial of deed