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Description: | 1. Ann Fowler (only daughter and heir at law of Edward Fowler late alderman of Lincoln, decd) and Paul Parnell of the Bail of Lincoln, apothecary, & Joseph Fowler of Goltho, gent (Parnell and Joseph Fowler being trustees under the will of Edward Fowler, decd),
2. James Hamilton the younger of Kingston upon Hull, merchant,
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3. Revd Bonham Langley of the Close of Lincoln, clerk, John Bennett of Barton, gent, and Samuel Lyon of Lincoln, gent.
Messuage, tenement and shop with yard, garden, outhouses, buildings, and appurtenances in Lincoln St Peter at Arches, in the tenure or occupation of Mr John Waterman, his undertenants or assigns; adjoining messuage or tenement with appurtenances, now in the tenure of Richard Bunch, his undertenants or assigns; garden or gardenstead in the tenure or occupation of John Waterman; two closes of meadow or pasture ground with appurtenances in Lincoln St Mary le Wigford, called Carholme Closes (together 8a.), now in the several tenures or occupations of Ann Fowler and William Winn; messuage or tenement and farm with appurtenances and several closes or parcels of land thereto belonging, in Barlings, called The Homestead Close (31a.), Bottom Hell Close (16a.), The Square Close (8a.), the Dyall or thoroughfare Close (10a.), Freear Haven (30a.), The Green with the Crew (6a.), and Brewers Pingle Fen (7a.), now in the tenure or occupation of Mr Thomas Bescoby his undertenants or assigns; cottage or tenement and outhouses and appurtenances in East Keal, now or late in the tenure or occupation of William Smith or his assigns; cottage or tenement with onsett and appurtenances in East Keal, now or late in the tenure or occupation of Thomas Atkins or his assigns; acre of meadow ground in the West Ings of Toynton All Saints, now or late in the tenure or occupation of Thomas Atkins; moiety or half part of all that close of meadow or pasture ground in Middle Rasen, called Draper Sike or Davenport Close (20a.), now in the tenure or occupation of William Clark or his assigns; close of meadow or pasture with appurtenances in Walesby (10a.), now in the tenure or occupation of William Clark; and also all that reversion or remainder expectant upon the life of Joseph Parratt of Market Rasen, farmer in the other moiety of the closes in Middle Rasen and Walesby. Charged with an annuity of £100 payable to Catherine Fowler.
To 3. in trust as declared by will of Edward Fowler until the marriage, then trustees to pay the yearly issues and profits during the life of 1. to whoever she should appoint, and should not be at the disposal or liable to the debts of her husband. The premises subject to the annuity to be to the use of 2. for life. Remainder to children as tenants in common and not as joint tenants. Remainder to Frances Percival wife of Thomas Percival of Newark upon Trent, Nottinghamshire, gent, to receive £10 annuity for life. Remainder to Elizabeth Fowler, Frances wife of Bonham Langley, Joseph Fowler, William Fowler,
Jane Fowler, David Fowler, Selina Fowler, Edward Fowler and John Fowler (surviving children of Joseph Fowler of Goltho, gent, decd, by Martha his first wife, decd), and Ann Wickham of Lincoln, spinster, equally as tenants in common and not as joint tenants, and their heirs. Remainder to right heirs of Ann Fowler.
Also leasehold messuage or tenement in Lincoln St Peter at Arches, and principal sums of £500, £300 and £200 and interest.
To 3. in trust as declared by will of Edward Fowler until the marriage, then trustees to pay the yearly issues and profits from such part of the premises as are not devised to Catherine Fowler for life, and after her death from the whole, paying rents, and renewal and repair expenses, and the interest from the principal sums, to such persons as she should appoint during her lifetime. Not to be liable for the debts of her husband. Provisions for children.
In consideration of the intended marriage.
Covenant for payment of £500 if Ann Fowler survives him, the freehold estate (subject to the annuity) and personal estate of her father should be settled to uses.
Recites: Will and codicil of Edward Fowler, 13 Feb & 24 Feb 1762 [3-TDE/1/2/2/9]. Parnell and Joseph Fowler proved the will and became executors. All debts and expenses have been paid. A marriage is intended between Hamilton the younger and Ann Fowler. By Lease and Release of 28 & 29 Dec 1762, James Hamilton the younger, with his father and mother (James Fowler the elder of Kingston upon Hull, merchant, and Elena his wife), conveyed two newly erected messuages with appurtenances, and two newly erected staiths or warehouses near or adjoining, in Kingston upon Hull, also two close of meadow or pasture in Sculcoates, Yorkshire, to the use of Ann Fowler for life, with remainder to children of the marriage.
Copy undated. | Subjects: | Country Estates | Temporal: | (29 Dec 1762) | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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