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Description: | 1. William Manlove of Prescotts Street in the parish of St. Mary Matt fellon alias White Chapel, Middlesex, watchmaker,
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2. Edward Manlove, citizen and cook of London.
Quotes REEVE/1/11/1/8 and REEVE/1/11/1/9 and REEVE/1/11/1/10. By reason of the failure to pay the £200 at the fixed time, the term of 500 years and the demised premises became forfeited to Dame Eleanor Hudson; which lease and release and mortgage 2¼ yard land are since by mesure conveyances in the law and a decree in Chancery became vested in William Manlove, and there is now due to William Manlove on the said mortgage for principal and interest and costs of suit £400 and upwards.
Assignment from 1. to 2. of property as above for residue of term.
Consideration: £100
Endorsed with Assignment of Mortgage: Edward Manlove to Margaret Manlove, widow and administratrix of William Manlove, for £110, 9 Dec 1737. | Subjects: | Country Estates Church Of England Parishes Religion & Beliefs | Temporal: | 20 Nov 1735 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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