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Description: | Executor: Son Charles Tennyson
Legacies:
(a) (i) Lands at Great Grimsby, inherited from his uncle Christopher Clayton, esq, purchased, or held together with the Revd Marmaduke Alington of Swinhope.
(ii) Lands at Clee, Cleethorpes and Weelsby inherited from his uncle and purchased
to: Trustees: Sir William Amcotts Ingilby, grandson George Hildeyard Tennyson (eldest son of Charles Tennyson) and Zephaniah Bartonof Market Rasen, surgeon and apothecary.
Life interest (without power of waste) but with power of lease and exchange to: 1) Grandson Frederick (eldest son of the Revd GC Tennyson).
2) His brothers in order.
3) The legitimate heirs of his body.
4) Grandson Charles (2nd son of Revd GC Tennyson).
5) The legitimate heirs of his body.
Annuity of £200, chargeable on all these lands, to Elizabeth widow of
Revd GC Tennyson.
Term of one thousand years to trustees: Son Rt Hon Charles Tennyson, George Skipworth, of South Kelsey, esq, and Joshua Plaskitt of Great Grimsby. gent.
(b) River and Stathe lots at Great Grimsby purchased in conjunction with the Revd Marmaduke Alington, annuities and stock in Grimsby Haven Improvement etc to:
1) Grandson Frederick and his heirs, except for the bonds etc. which go to
2) Son Charles.
(c) Manor and Lordship of Grasby
To Grandson Alfred (3rd son of Revd GC Tennyson, the 2nd son George Clayton having ample provision under the will of John Turner, esq).
(d) Lands at Scartho inherited from uncle and purchased.
To trustees: son Charles Tennyson, John Fytche of Louth, esq, and George Skipworth, to be sold)
1) £2,000 as unpaid moiety of the marriage portion of his daughter Mary Bourne.
Residue in government stock for the use of the seven younger children of the Revd GC Tennyson: Arthur, Mary, Septimus, Emily, Horatio, Matilda and Cecilia.
(e) Two loans secured by bonds (£1,000 to Frederick, Charles and Alfred Tennyson, and £462 to Elizabeth, Frederick and Charles Tennyson,
To the same trustees to be used for paying of mortgage etc.
(f) Manors of Tealby, Welton cum Grainthorpe, Usselby, Morton and Hemswell, the rectory and advowson of Tealby, and all messuages, cottages and lands in these places and in Ludford Magna and Ludford Parva, Market Rasen, Middle Rasen, Kirkby cum Osgodby and anywhere else
To son Charles and his heirs subject to charge of £4,000 as residue of his daughter Mary's portion, which is charged as a mortgage on the manor and lands at Welton.
(g) Residue of his ready cash and other property, real and personal (daughters Mary and Elizabeth, widow of Matthew Russel of Brancepeth castle. Co. Durham, having already been provided for) to son Charles.
Codicil:
Son Charles and heirs to hold these manors on condition of their taking the name d'Eyncourt: to commemorate his descent from the family of D'Eyncourt of Blankney and from the co-heirs of the Earls of Scarsdale, barons D'Eyncourt of Sutton.
16 Feb 1835
Endorsement on the outermost folio, of entry in the bond books of the Grimsby Haven Company, 23 Aug 1837. | Subjects: | Country Estates Church Of England Parishes Religion & Beliefs | Temporal: | 6 Jan 1834 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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