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Description: | (1) Anna Maria Arundell of Wardour Castle, Wilts., spinster, Eleanora Smedley of Lower Berkeley Street, London, Ann Chapelow of Irnham, widow, Mary Martin of Spettisbury, Dorset, spinster, Robert Beeston of Irnham, farmer, Edward Moore of Irnham, farmer, the Rev. Joseph Hunt of White Street, Moorfields, city of London.
(2) Charles, Lord Clifford, and Eleanora, Lady Clifford, his wife.
Quotes a deed of appointment of 29 April 1800, a deed poll of appointment of 24 April 1811, an indenture of 29 April 1800, and the will of the dowager Lady Arundell. Recites that she made a codicil to her will, dated 6 Nov [1812], by which she charged her Lincolnshire estate with the annuities for life: to Eleanora Smedley £100 per annum, to Ann Chapelow £30 per annum, to Mary Martin £30 per annum, to Robert Beeston £20 per annum, to Edward Moore £10 per annum and to Joseph Hunt £10 per annum. Recites that she died in June 1813.
Quotes IRNHAM DEEDS/6/1, and recites that Lord and Lady Clifford, being desirous of selling certain other parts of the premises at Corby and (1) being satisfied that the residue of the estates charged with their annuities constitute an ample security for the same, have agreed to release the premises intended to be sold from the payment of their annuities.
(1) release and discharge from the payment of their annuities the property which is being sold, viz.:-
Property: messuage or dwellinghouse etc., closes etc., called the Home Close, part of North Field Close and North Field Close (15a. 1r. 27p.); two cottages or tenements (1a. 3r. 4p.); a messuage or dwellinghouse and Home Close and two North Field Closes (42a. 2r. 3p.); a cottage or tenement with blacksmith's shop etc., and Home Close (2a. 1r. 11p); a cottage or tenement and North Field Close (3a. 6p.); Rotten Row Close (3a. 1r. 13p.); a garden and the Horsepool Close (8a. 1r. 35p.); 2 closes called the North Field Closes (20a. 2r. 12p.); Near Close (3a. 1r, 9p.); a close called part of Near Close (3a. 3r. 11p.); a close called part of Near Close (4a. 20p.);a close called part of Near Close (5a. 1r. 20p.); North Field Close (11a. 1r. 23p.); North Field Close (15a. 2r. 37p.); 4 messuages or dwelling houses, shop, yards etc., and homestead (1a. 1r. 1p.); messuage, barn, yard etc., and a close called Barley Croft (5a. 3r. 21p.); a messuage and garden (38p.); a messuage and garden (34p.); three messuages or tenements, yards and gardens (27p.); a messuage and garden, (12p.); three messuages, shops and yard (34p.); a messuage or tenement (6p.); 2 messuages, garden and shop (35p.); a messuage or inn called the Fighting Cocks, and 2 messuages, barns, stables, etc., and a close called Barley Croft (5a. 36p.); 3 messuages, shops, stables, yards, and garden (23p.); a messuage (23p.); a barn, yard, and close called Barley Croft (5a. 30p.); a messuage or dwelling house in five tenements and gardens (30p.); a messuage or tenement, butcher's shop, yard, garden and homestead (2r. 9p.); a messuage or tenement, barn, yard and homestead (1r. 25p.); a messuage or tenement, barn, yard and homestead 91r. 33p.); two messuages (1r. 37p.); two messuages (1r. 10p.); a messuage or tenement shop etc., (37p.); a messuage, tenement or inn called the Sign of the Angel (1r. 15p.); a messuage or public house called the Mason's Arms (30p.); 2 messuages or tenements, stable, yard, gardens, and homestead (1r. 22p.); 2 messuages and part of a homestead (2r. 33p); a messuage or tenement, yard and garden (35p.) and another (31p.); part of Mill Field Close (2a. 2r. 7p.); part of Mill Field Close (3a. 3r.); part of Mill Field Close (5a. 6p.); part of Mill Field Close (4a. 330p.) part of Mill Field Close (4a. 2r. 2p.); Mill Field Close (4a. 19p.); 2 closes called part of Mill Field Close (24a. 3r. 13p.); 2 parts of Mill Field Close (14a. 1r. 25p.); a close called Second Stone Pit Close (5a. 3r. 29p.); First Stone Pit Close (5a. 2r. 6p.); Mill Field Close (2a. 3r. 18p.); a close called Mill Field Close (3a. 24p.); 2 closes called Mill Field (12a. 2r. 17p.); with the Wind Corn Mill standing thereon; Mill Field Close (1a. 3r. 35p); a close called part of Near Close (16a. 3r. 3p.); a close called part of Near Close (8a. 26p.); a farm, homestead and 6 closes of land 63a. 2r. 16p.), late in the tenure of James Cook, all in Corby.
And all those closes, lands, woods and tithes in Corby (391a. 2r. 11p.) to be sold. | Subjects: | Country Estates | Temporal: | 4 April 1815 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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