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Description: | 1. Sir Daniel Deligne of Harlaxton, knight, and Dame Elizabeth his wife,
2. Erasmus Deligne of Harlaxton, esq, son and heir apparent of Sir Daniel and Penelope Archer, daughter of Sir Simon Archer of Tamworth, Warwickshire, knight,
3. the said Sir Simon Archer and Philip Yonge of Caynton, Shropshire, esq.
1., in consideration of the marriage to be had between
2., and in consideration of £1,000 paid to him and £2,000 more secured to be paid to him by Sir Simon Archer and Thomas Archer, esq, and Humfry Archer, sons of Sir Simon, as Penelope's portion, covenants with 3. that he will levy a fine to 3. and the heirs of Sir Simon.
All his manors or lordships in Harlaxton called Bruce Fee, Swinford Fee, Mackender alias Halls Fee, with all rights, members and appurtenances, and of the manor house wherein he now lives, and close of arable and pasture called the Sixteene Acres (145a.) and of those closes or pasture grounds called Havercroftes Closes (92a.), and close or pasture ground called Woodcockwonge (11a.), and close of pasture or meadow ground called Litle Westmore (19a.); and close, pasture or meadow ground called Litle Eastmore (19a.) and messuage or tenement with appurtenances and the Home Close adjoining, and close or pasture grounds called the great Holme Close, and close, pasture or meadow ground called the Three and Twenty Acres in the Marsh (23a.), and close, pasture or meadow ground called the Seaven Acres in the Marsh (7a.), and close or pasture ground adjoining Barrowby hedge or gate (26a.), and close of pasture ground lying under Pease Hill (13a.), close or pasture ground called Pease Hill (16a.); and messuage or tenement and homestead with appurtenances, and close or pasture ground called Horny Bush Close (5a.), and two closes or pasture grounds (56a.), and close or pasture ground called Stackthorne (57a.), and the two great Moore Closes or pasture grounds (80a.), close or pasture ground called Sunny Bancke (26a.), and close or pasture ground called Thurndall Hill (49a.), close or pasture ground joining unto Thurndall Hill (13a.), close or pasture ground called Broadley Close (10a.), and all appurtenances, all in Harlaxton.
3. to be seised of the property, part (see details) to the only use of Sir Daniel Deligne and his heirs until the marriage, then to the use of Erasmus Deligne for term of his life, then to the only use of Penelope Archer and her assigns for her life as jointure; and after her death, to the use of 3. during the life of Erasmus Deligne, upon trust to preserve the contingent uses; and after the death of Erasmus and Penelope, to the use of their first son and his heirs males, and for default of such to the use of their second and other sons and their heirs male successively; and if Erasmus and Penelope leave no sons but have daughters, then to the use of 3. for 500 years, upon trusts hereafter mentioned, then to the use of the heirs male of Sir Daniel Deligne, and for default of such to the right heirs of Sir Daniel Deligne.
3. to be seised of another part of the property, to the use of Sir Daniel and his heirs until the marriage, then to the use of Sir Daniel for term of his life; then to the use of Erasmus Deligne for his life, the remainder to 3. and their heirs during the life of Erasmus, upon trust to preserve the contingent remainders; and after Erasmus's death, to the use of his first son by Penelope and his heirs male, and for default of such to the second and other sons and their heirs male successively; and for default of such to the use of the heirs male of Sir Daniel, and for default of such to the use of the right heirs of Sir Daniel.
3. to the seised of the residue of the property, including the mansion house of Sir Daniel, to the use of Sir Daniel and his heirs until the marriage, then to the use of Sir Daniel for term of his life; then to the use of Dame Elizabeth Deligne, now wife of Sir Daniel, for term of her life for her jointure; then to the use of Erasmus Deligne for term of his life, remainder to 3. and their heirs during the life of Erasmus in trust to preserve the contingent remainders; then to the use of the first son (of Erasmus by Penelope, and of the heirs male of such first son) and for default of such to the use of the second and other sons and their heirs male successively; and for default of such, then to the use of Sir Daniel Deligne and his heirs male, and for default of such to the use of the right heirs of Sir Daniel.
3. are to hold during the term of 500 years, in trust that out of the rents and profits of the property, or by sale of the term of 500 years, they shall levy a portion or portions for the daughter or daughters of Erasmus and Penelope, in case they have no sons: viz. if one daughter, £3000 shall be raised, but if more, £3,000 shall be divided among them. Proviso that if the person to whom the immediate reversion or remainder expectant upon the term of 500 years shall belong shall pay or secure the payment of the said portions, then the term shall cease.
Signatures of 2. and 3. | Subjects: | Country Estates | Temporal: | 6 Oct 1651 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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