Z393/13

Mortgage by demise for 1000 years

9 Dec 1768

From: 1768 To: 1768

(i) Henry Pearson, Eaton Bray, miller and wife Ann (ii) Thomas Frearson, Tring, Herts, lace dealer (iii) William Chadd Consid. £100 to (i) paid by (ii) (i) demises to (ii) - 2 cottages in Edlesborough in occs. of Henry Turpin and Thomas Sly, then Esther Brown and now of William Hulme and (i) Interest - 5% p.a. (reduced to 4% p.a. if paid when due) Premises mentioned in fine of 1764 [Z393/11] shall be held by (ii) in place of (iii) Signatures of (i) and (iii) Endorsed receipt Witnessed Also endorsed with: Assignment in trust to attend the inheritance Said sum of £100 not paid at time appointed so estate of (ii) becomes absolute in law for remainder of term of 1000 years Henry Pearson is dead - will dated 7 Jan 1769 by which he devised said 2 cottages to wife Ann Ann Pearson requested (ii) to assign remainder of said term to William Hayton, Ivinghoe, Bucks, gent, in trust to attend the inheritance Now (ii) at request of Ann Pearson transfers to William hayton - 2 cottages etc and term of years unexpired Signatures of (ii), Ann Pearson and William Hayton Witnesses: Thomas White, James Cate, Clara Hayton and William Jackson

item

Pearson, Henry,
Pearson, Ann,
Frearson, Thomas,
Chadd, William,
Turpin, Henry,
Sly, Thomas,
Brown, Esther,
Hulme, William,
Hayton, William,
White, Thomas,
Cate, James,
Hayton, Clara,
Jackson, William

Edlesborough, Buckinghamshire, mortgages