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Description: | William Thorold of Marston, bart, and the Lady Anne his wife,
John Wray of Glentworth, bart, and John Wray his son and heir,
Anthony Thorold, esq, son and heir of Sir William Thorold and Grisella his wife, daughter of Sir John Wray,
John Thorold, one of the younger sons of Sir William,
Anthony Oldfield of Spalding, gent.
Consideration and property:
The marriage of Anthony Thorold with Grisella and her portion of £3,500 paid to Sir William Thorold by Sir John Wray.
The chief mansion house of Marston and land to the value of £500 a year (subject to taxes) to be settled for maintenance and jointure of Anthony Thorold and Grisella and a further sum of £61 1s. 8d. in return for which Anthony Thorold and Grisella shall pay all tithes of Marston.
A rehearsal of indentures of 18 March 1649 between Sir William Thorold, the Lady Anne, William Thorold, esq, then son and heir of Sir William, Robert Carre, bart, and Elizabeth Carre, one of his daughters, Thomas Derham, Robert Garland, William Berisford, and John Oldfield, by which the manor of Marston and all hereditaments, certain closes excepted, were assured to the use of Sir William for life, to Lady Anne for life as jointure, and after her death to William Thorold the son for life, and after his death to the use of Thomas Derham and John Oldfield for the natural life of William Thorold (sic) with remaindersto the use of the first and other sons of William Thorold and Elizabeth Carre in turn, with remainder to Anthony Thorold, John Thorold, Robert and Thomas Thorold, other sons of Sir William Thorold, by which indentures Anthony had power to make a jointure not exceeding £400 a year.
A rehearsal of a release by fine of Trinity Term 1654, William Thorold having died without heirs, by which Sir William Thorold, the Lady Anne, and John Thorold released to Anthony Thorold the manor or mansion house, a close of pasture called Short Stackehurne of 34a., in the occupation of William Cooling, another close of pasture called Short Stackehurne of 7½a. in the same occupation, another close of pasture newly enclosed called Cliffe Close of 41a. now in the occupation of George Heward and Samuel Elston, another close of pasture called Gunwarbyings of 31a. in the occupation of Richard Chales, another close of pasture called Dovecourt Close of 5a. in the occupation of Sir William Thorold and a piece of meadow of 25a. in the occupation of John Alcocke, and the farm in the same occupation rented at £1, that piece of arable and pasture called Sandfield of 63a. in the same occupation, that tenement in the occupation of Leonard Sickers, a close called Twenty Acre in the same occupation and another close called the Beaneholme of 12a. in the same occupation, another close of pasture called the Great Close of 15a. in the same occupation and another close of pasture called the Crofte of 49a. in the same occupation, another close of pasture called the Westfield of 43a. in the occupation of William Cooling and pieces of ox meadow of 20a. in the same occupation, and a close of pasture called the Beck Close of 12a. in the occupation of Thomas Banbridge, and the farms and messuages in the occupation of William Lane, Thomas Simpson, John Frisby, John Hardy and Thomas Sibsey, all in Marston.
By virtue of this release giving him an estate of freehold for life Anthony Thorold is able to appoint a jointure and appoints the above property to remain to Grisella for her jointure, it being of the yearly value of £400.
The rehearsal of another fine of Trinity Term last between Sir William Thorold and Lady Anne, Anthony Thorold and John Thorold to John Wray and Anthony Oldfield of 2 closes of pasture called Tackholmes and the milne close of 16a. in the occupation of William Cooling, and a field of pasture ground called Sandfield of 65a. in the occupation of Edward Kitchin, another close called Allington Gate of 37a. in the occupation of Thomas Simpson, another close of pasture called the West Close of 12a. in the occupation of William Costow, and several cottages in the occupations of widow Aslocke, widow Allen, Thomas Monkes, Paul Alcocke, Samuel Elston, Robert Myers, John Taylor, William Gates, widow Costow, George Heward, Robert Harvey, William Costow, Ambrose Browne, Richard Caldron, William Southerne, William Knight, Thomas Bacon, widow Makender, Thomas Costow, tenement in the occupation of Allen Reynolds, a close of pasture called the White Crosse of 65a. in the same occupation, and another close of pasture called Sydrawe of 12a. in the same occupation, and another close of pasture called Foston Milne Doore of 7a. in the same occupation, and 1 water mill in the tenure of John King, and a close of pasture of 20a. in the same occupation, all in Marston, which lands are to be held by the trustees for 500 years or the lives of Anthony and Grisella, and are of a yearly value of £161 1s. 8d., £100 of which is to augment the jointure and the £61 1s. 8d. to be paid to the parson of Hougham for tithe.
An arrangement whereby £500 of Grisella's portion is to be retained by Sir John Wray until Robert and Thomas Thorold are of age to make a good estate in these last mentioned lands, to be paid over either when Robert and Thomas come of age, or if Grisella died.
Covenant for further assurance as to title.
Endorsements:
Witnesses.
Brother Anth. Settlement dated 26th January, 1654.
(77).
Summary of the deed in the 19th Cent hand. | Subjects: | Country Estates Church Of England Parishes Religion & Beliefs | Temporal: | 26 Jan 1655 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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