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Description: | (1) George, Duke of Buckingham, the Hon. Edward Seymour, Esq., Speaker of the House of Commons, Treasurer of the Navy, and Privy Councillor, Sir Charles Hardbord,kt., Sir Robert Clayton, kt., Ranald Grahme and John Wildman, Esq.,
(2) William Waterson and Philip Marsh, both of London, gents.
Quotes as before.
Relates that all the estate and interest and equity of redemption of the Earl of Shaftesbury, Thomas, Earl of Danby, Sir Robert Moray and John Tillotson in the premises has since been conveyed to the said Edward Seymour, Sir Charles Harbord, Sir Robert Clayton, Ranald Grahme, and John Wildman and their heirs.
Recites that Waterson and Marsh by indenture of 19th June last made between (i) the Duke, and Edward Seymour, Sir Charles Harbord, Sir Robert Clayton, Ranald Grahme and John Wildman (ii) William Waterson and Philip Marsh (iii) Christopher, Duke of Albermarle and Sir Thomas Clarges, kt., and John Baines, Esq., for £1500 10s. to them paid, being part of the sum of £6500 10s. agreed to be paid, have by the direction and appointment of (i) assigned to Sir Thomas Clarges and John Baines the said closes in Leicestershire and their interest in the same; nevertheless £5000 remained owing to Waterson and Marsh, and the estate conveyed to them in the manor and premises is still to remain and be held by them as security for this sum.
For the better securing the £5000 due to Waterson and Marsh, the Duke, and by his appointment Seymour, Harbord, Clayton, Grahme and Wildman release and quit claim to Waterson and Marsh the covenant in the indenture of 30 June 1672, concerning reconveying the property in Lincolnshire, and all the estate, interest, and claim of the Duke, Seymour, Harbord, Clayton, Grahme and Wildman in the premises. And they ratify and confirm to Waterson and Marsh the said property to the use of Waterson and Marsh for ever, freed from all provisos for reconveyance.
The Duke covenants that Waterson and Marsh may, after default in payment of the £5300 peaceably enjoy the property.
Further acts to assure premises in the event of default in payment.
Re-conveyance in the event of re-payment. | Subjects: | Church Of England Parishes Religion & Beliefs | Temporal: | 1 July 1674 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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