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Description: | 1. Joshua Peart of Lincoln, gent, only son and heir of Robert Peart, late of the same, gent, by Elizabeth his wife (both deceased),
2. John Blackwell of Stamford, gent,
3. Williams Winder of Dufton, Westmorland, esq.
Reciting: [1] a Marriage Settlement dated 18 & 19 Apr 1712, regarding the marriage of Robert Peart and Elizabeth Blackwell in which Robert Peart assures upon trusts to Sir Thomas Mackworth of Normanton, Rutland, Thomas Armstrong of Burley, Rutland, Joshua Blackwell of Stamford, and John Rogers of Stamford, a messuage or tenement and a stable, garden, orchard and close etc containing 3a., situated in the parish of St Mary le Wigford, then in the occupation of Joshua Peart; also one other messuage, a tenement divided in to two tenements, containing 5a., in the parish of St Peter at Gowts, previously in the tenures of Rachel Wise, widow, and Thomas Hutchinson, but then in the tenures of Benjamin Bromhead, gent, Reuben Anderson and Robert Wright; also one other messuage or tenement with a close adjoining containing 2½a., situated in the parish of St Peter at Gowts, previously in the tenure of John Jessop, but then in the tenure of Thomas Cowley; also one other messuage or tenement with a garden adjoining in the same parish, previously in the tenure of Elizabeth Harrison, widow, but now in the several tenures of Mary Harrison, spinster, and John Parlby; also a close of meadow ground enclosed, adjoining the above mentioned messuage, previously in the tenure of William Sharp, but then in the tenure of Robert Peart, but more recently in the tenure of Henry Mowbray; also one other close of pasture or meadow, containing 5a. in the same parish, previously in the tenure of George Brookes, then in the tenure of Robert Foster, but more recently in the tenure of Robert Wright; also all that messuage called the Pack Horse Inn with the houses, buildings etc containing 3a., situated in the parish of St Mark, previously in the tenure of Thomas Simpson but then in the tenures of Joshua Peart and Henry Mowbray; also a messuage or tenement (divided into two tenements) with the garden etc, in the parish of St Peter at Gowts, then in the tenures of John Nicholson and John Sudbury (now pulled down and converted, with the gardens etc into meadow or pasture ground and added to the close hereinbefore mentioned as being occupied by Robert Wright); also one other close of pasture or meadow now converted into a garden and cherry holt, containing 2a., situated in the same parish, previously in the tenure of Henry Kidd, but then in the tenure of Reuben Anderson.
[2] a further Settlement relating to the same marriage, dated 19 Apr 1712 by which certain sums of money were to be expended on lands and tenements.
[3] a Lease and Release dated 3 & 4 Mar 1719 by which Robert Peart, having been unable to make convenient purchases, but having purchased an estate in Barlings which Joshua Blackwell was willing to accept in lieu of the stipulated purchase, did grant and assure to the trustees for the marriage the said estate, situated in Barlings, Bullington, Stainton, Reepham and Fiskerton, being part of the site of the late dissolved monastery of Barlings.
[4] the death of Robert Peart on 29 July 1732.
[5] the willingness of his son Joshua to discharge the sum of £800 to 2. for the use of his sisters Elizabeth and Eleanor.
[6] the assignment of a term of 500 years made the previous day from 2. and John Peart, to John Harvey of Lincoln, gent, in trust for Joshua, to attend the inheritance.
[7] that there was due to 2. for principal and interest on the mortgage of the reversion of the Barlings estate the sum of £604 3s. 4d.; that there was also due to 2. from 1. the sum of £1,404 3s. 4d., loaned to 1. to discharge the same £800.
[8] the willingness of 2. to lend to 1. the further sum of £595 16s. 8d. to make up £2,000 in all.
It is mutually agreed that 1. shall levy a fine sur cognizance du droit etc of all the hereinbefore mentioned properties, to the use of 2. for the term of 1,000 years, provided that if 1. pays to 2. £2,080 within a specified time, then the said term shall be null and void, 2. delivering to 1. the several title deeds etc now in his custody.
Consideration: £2000 paid by 2 to 1; 5s. paid by 3 to 1.
Endorsement:
Assignment of term from John Blackwell to Thomas Vivian of Lincoln's Inn esq, in trust to attend the inheritance. John Harvey is to continue to possess the two terms of 500 years (see LPC/1/16 above).
23 July 1741 | Subjects: | Urban District Councils Rates & Taxation Petty Sessions Law & Order Organisations Dean & Chapter Of Lincoln Cathedral Community & Society Religion & Beliefs | Temporal: | 21 June 1735 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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