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Description: | 1. Sir John Charles Thorold of Syston Park, bart,
2. Elizabeth Frances Hildyard, one of the daughters of the late Thomas Blackborne Hildyard of Flintham Hall, Nottinghamshire, esq,
3. Revd Ainslie Henry Whitmore of Leasingham, clerk, and Godfrey Tallents of Newark upon Trent, Nottinghamshire, gent,
4. Henry Galgacus Redhead Yorke at 95 Eaton Square, esq, and Levett Edward Thoroton of Rowley, Yorkshire, clerk,
5. Sir Montague John Cholmeley of Easton, bart, George Lane Fox the younger of Bramham Park, Yorkshire, esq.
Rehearsals of other deeds and events: marriage settlement 19 & 20 Sep 1811 (see THOR/2/7/8).
The death of Sir John Thorold, Mary Thorold, and Sir John Hayford Thorold.
The lease and release, 27 & 28 July 1837, to discharge the estates of entails and remainders.
The appointment and release 28 July 1837 of the manors of Grayingham and Barkston to trustees with the provision of an annual payment of £1,000 to Dame Mary Anne Ogle, formerly Thorold, wife of Admiral Sir Charles Ogle, bart.
The mortgage term of 2,000 years in the manors of Grayingham and Barkston, etc, Sir John Charles Thorold to Henry Galarcus Redhead Yorke, consideration £18,000, subject to the charge of £1,000 for Dame Mary Ann Ogle, 1 July 1839.
The lease for 3 lives, Revd Francis Swan, prebendary of Dunholme, of the glebe lands etc In Hougham to Sir John Charles Thorold, 20 June 1838.
The manor and manor house at Syston, and the park and mansion house erected there, advowson of the vicarage and land in Syston in survey 1,613a. 30p. in the occupation of Edward Baines, Joseph Billiatt, Thomas Barns, John Barns, George Brett, Henry Brampton, John Broadhead, Francis Cant, John Cant, John Dixon, Joseph Dawson, William Elliott, widow Fletcher, Charles Fletcher, Thomas Gamble, Edward Gamble, William Colling, George Cash, William Hodger, Robert Stowe, Edward Hare, Hugh Hodgson, Thomas Hodgson, John Hare, George Johnson, William Johnson, Thomas Lee, Richard ?Aickson, John Marriott, Luke Scotter, William ?Pell, John Rollings, Sarah Rollings, William Rycraft, William Scott, William Scott junior, William Swain, John Searson, William Toulson, Edward Welbourne, William Walton, William Wright, Joseph Wedkin, and Alice Watson or their undertenants or assigns. The manor of Barkston and lands there by survey 831a. 3r. 24p. in the occupation of Solomon Bartram, Benjamin Barnes, Joseph Billiatt, George Brett, Robert Cole, William Elliott, John Hamilton, Ann Hamilton, William ?Marriott, William Nixon, Thomas Lee, William Smith, John Taylor, Mary Welbourne, Joseph Watkin, and George Winter. Lands in Cranwell by survey 1,139a. 3r. 8p. in the occupation of Jackson Banks, William Bell, John Cooke, Revd Owen Davis, George Dodson, Robert Edwards, Matthew Lilly, William Lamb, George Muxlow, William Melbourne, William Oxenford, Ann Oxenford, William Rylett, Robert Reynolds, James Simons, and John Sanderson. The manor of Hougham and lands by survey 1,726a. 2r. 4p. in the occupation of Thomas Brown, Robert Francis Brown, Rebecca Brown, William Burkett, Matthew Baldwin, William Dickenson, William Farmer, James Farmer, Mary Geeson, William Hardy, Richard Hickson, William Jackson, John Kennerwell, Samuel Knight, John Cragg, John Linney, William Linney, Ann Moss, John Borden, Luke ?Noutch, William Scott, Thomas Rawding, Edward Rick, Francis Robinson, William Roper, Thomas Shipman, Robert Scoffin, Abraham Scalby, Thomas Smith, John Treadgold, the Reverend Henry Thorold, John Worth, Elizabeth Worth, George Winter, and Thomas Wilson. The manor of Marston with manor house, water corn mill and lands by survey 2,258a. 1r. 23p. in the occupation of Sir John Thorold, Robert Atter junior, Elizabeth Atter, Elizabeth Asher, Thomas Brown, Robert Francis Brown, Rebecca Brown, John Briggs, Robert Brown, Robert Burkett, Thomas Burkett, John Burkett, John Burkett, Sarah Castlo, Robert Garrett Coulson, Thomas Dodd, William Dring, William Golby, Sarah Elson, Thomas Farmer, William Flowers, John Flowers, John Pegge, Page Goulson, Catherine Gray, Mary Geeson, James Hallam, Joseph Hubbard, George Hather, William Hardy, William Hall, Benjamin Hart, John Hollingworth, John Horton, Charles Hewitt, Thomas Spoffard, George Kemp, Thomas Kenney, Thomas Lee, Richard Hickson, Francis Leighton, Robert Lee, John Lord, George Lynn, William Morley, Thomas Milton, Edward Pidd, Robert Rickett, Benjamin Rockett, George Parker junior, Edward Rowland, Richard Seiles, Thomas Shipman, William Swain, Edmund Gascoigne, Revd Henry Thorold, Richard Tyeman, Thomas Treadgold, John Treadgold, Robert Treadgold, John Tow, Richard Ward, William Worth, William Walton, Benjamin Ward, Richard Worth, James Ward, Samuel Wilson, Edward Wilkinson, Charles Wilkinson, and William Statson. The manor of Sedgebrook and manor house, the manor of Casthorpe and lands, farms etc. in Sedgebrook, Casthorpe, and Barrowby containing by survey 2,625a. 2r. 3p. in the occupation of Sir John Charles Thorold, John Auckland, Mary Allen, Eleanor Bainbridge, Mark Burroughs, William Burton, John Brewster, Francis Cant, George Dennis senior, George Dennis junior, John Downing, James Exton, Francis Fields, Richard Lee, Revd Dean Gordon, John Gibson, William Green, Ann Handley, William Handley, John Handley, John Handley junior, Richard Hubbard, William Lee, Richard North, Charles North, Rebecca Pullayn, John Robottom, William Ryder, Joseph Richardson, William Scholefield, Joseph Simons, John Stennett, William Shipman, John Savidge, Stephen Ashwell, Joseph Ward, John Wing, James Wing, Richard Warner. Farm and lands in West Willoughby of 303a. 2r. 15p. by survey in the occupation of Henry Rudkin, advowson or alternate right of presentation to Leasingham, advowson of North and South Rauceby and all appurtenances.
Consideration: the marriage with Miss Hildyard, subject to the charges and mortgages already set forth.
Conditions: as to the manor of Marston, to the use of Henry Galgarcus Redhead Yorke and Levitt Thoroton for a term of 99 years (see below). After this term, and for the rest of the premisses, to the use of Montague John Cholmeley and George Lane Fox for 500 years (see below). After the completion of this term, to the use of Sir John Charles Thorold, and after the termination of that estate by forfeiture or otherwise in the lifetime of Sir John Charles Thorold, to the use of Ainslie Henry Whitmore and Godfrey Tallents, to preserve remainders and allow Sir John Charles Thorold to take the profits.
After the death of Sir John Charles Thorold, as to the manor of Marston, to the use of Elizabeth Frances Hildyard in lieu of dower, a charge of £2,000 a year, then to Henry Galgarcus Redhead Yorke and Levett Thoroton in trust to the use of the first and every other son of the body of John Charles Thorold by Elizabeth Hildyard and their heirs male, to the daughters of the same successively by priority of birth and their heirs male, or the sons and daughters by any other wife, the heir in tail to take the name Thorold.
The term of 99 years of Yorke and Thoroton to be for the purpose of raising £300 pin money for Elizabeth Hildyard.
The term of 500 years of Montague John Cholmeley and George Lane Fox in hereditaments mentioned before to raise by mortgage a loan for portions for younger children, for one child £20,000, for two children £24,000, three or more children £30,000, in such proportion as Sir John Charles Thorold might appoint by deed or by his will.
Provision for the ending of the terms of 100 years and 500 years when their purposes are fulfilled.
Ainslie Henry Whitmore and Godfrey Tallents to be trustees (subject to other terms) during a minority, to invest surplus money in stocks, and to purchase land with it eventually.
Provision for these last trustees to use timber for building etc.
Provision of dower up to £2,000 if Sir John Charles Thorold married again and to make provision for children of a second wife up to £20,000 for one child, £24,000 for two children, £30,000 for three or more.
Provision for Sir John Charles Thorold to raise up to £40,000 for any other purpose.
Provision for Sir John Charles Thorold to raise up to £25,000 by charges in his will to be paid to Henry Galgarcus Yorke.
Power to lease any of the premisses except the mansion house at Syston, park and pleasure ground, for 21 years.
Power to sell parts of the premisses except the mansion house etc. at Syston to Ainslie Henry Whitmore and Godfrey Tallents by direction of Sir John Charles Thorold and to apply the proceeds of the sale to discharge mortgages or buy other lands or for the time being to invest in stocks.
Grant of leasehold hereditaments mentioned in an indenture of lease of 20 June 1838 to Ainslie Henry Whitmore and Godfrey Tallents, proceeds to be applied to the same uses of the settlement as the freehold lands.
Witnesses. | Subjects: | Country Estates Church Of England Parishes Religion & Beliefs | Temporal: | 4 May 1841 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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