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Description: | (1) Charles, Lord Clifford, Baron Clifford of Chudleigh, and Eleanora, Lady Clifford, his wife.
(2) Francis Witham of Grays Inn, Middx., esq.
Recites that Charles, Lord Clifford, in 1813, out of his own proper moneys paid off an incumbrance of £3000 due to Mary Tunstall on a mortgage. In November 1822, out of his own proper moneys, he discharged a mortgage of £4000 due to John and Charles Pearson on the Corby estate. As he now wishes to be repaid, Lady Clifford has agreed with him to charge the property.
Consideration: £7000.
(1) direct and appoint that the fine of Easter term 51 Geo. III and the indentures of 15 May 1811 and 13 Aug 1813 shall, as to the property here mentioned, be to the use of:
(2), his heirs and assigns, subject to proviso for redemption, and (1) release to (2):-
All the property comprised in the fine and indentures which had not on 25 June last been granted and released in exercise of their power of appointment (i.e. the unsettled parts of the Irnham estate).
Endorsed:
. Release:
Hugh Charles, Lord Clifford, Baron Clifford of Ugbrooke, Devon:
Recites that Charles, Lord Clifford, died on 29 April 1831, having made his will dated 30 June 1828 in which he appointed Hugh Charles, Lord Clifford, sole executor, who proved the will on 20 Sept. 1831. That though it is stated in the indenture that Charles, Lord Clifford, had out of his own money paid off an incumbrance of £3000 to Mrs. Mary Tunstall, it was afterwards discovered that he never actually paid her, but that at his request, in March 1813, Mary Tunstall had released the estate from the existing charge of £3000, and that Charles, Lord Clifford, and Eleanora, Lord Clifford, by an indenture dated 24 June 1813 granted a mortgage of the said estate to Mary Tunstall for securing the said £3000. As a result of such discovery, Hugh Charles, Lord Clifford, has agreed to release the estate and premises from the sum of £3000, part of the £7000.
Hugh Charles, Lord Clifford, as executor of Charles, Lord Clifford, releases and discharges all the property charged with the £7000 from the £3000, it being his intention to redeem the mortgage of £7000 to one of £4000.
20 Aug 1832. | Subjects: | Country Estates | Temporal: | 28 & 29 June 1824 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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