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Description: | George duke of Montagu,
James Lord Brudenell his next brother and lady Anne Brudenell his wife,
Henry Hoyle Oddie of Carey Street, St Clement Danes, gent,
Mathew Barton of Hampstead, esq, vice-admiral in his majesty's royal navy,
James earl of Courtown in the kingdom of Ireland,
Thomas Bowlby of St George Hanover Square, esq,
William earl of Dartmouth,
Frederick lord North eldest son of Francis earl of Guildford,
George Scott of Woolston, Warwickshire, major general in his majesty's forces,
Henry Lyte of St George Bloomsbury, esq, master of the privy purse to the Prince of Wales,
Henry Dundas of Melville, co Edinburgh, treasurer of his majesty's royal navy,
Archibald Douglas of Douglas, co Forfar, esq.
Property as in THOR/1/2/C3/2/13.
Consideration: to bar the entail. Reference is made to the settlements of 1708 (THOR/1/2/C3/2/1) 1730 (THOR/1/2/C3/2/5) to the death without issue of John Marquis of Monthermer brother of Elizabeth duchess of Buccleugh, to her being the only surviving child, whose portion of £25,000 is payable in full on the death of George duke of Montagu.
Conditions: the names, powers and terms of the trustees are set out in detail.
The main succession in tail from the duke of Montagu is set out, provision is made for the trustees Henry Dundas and Archibald Douglas as soon as may be after the death of the duke of Montagu and James lord Brudenell or in their lifetime if they agreed, to sell the Lincolnshire estates, for the purpose of paying the £25,000 portion of the duchess of Buccleugh, for raising £20,000 to the uses of the duke of Montagu's will, for discharging two sums of £5,000 charged on the Yorkshire estates, for providing for dealing with the surplus if any.
Provision that the advowsons of Hougham and Marston be conveyed to be sold with the other Lincolnshire property.
Provision for dealing with the glebe lands of Hougham, leasehold of the prebendary of Dunholme. | Subjects: | Country Estates Church Of England Parishes Religion & Beliefs | Temporal: | 29 June 1784 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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