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RefNoKFE/1/32
AltRefNoFE 32
TitleDefeasance of a security
Description1. Sir J. Hewett of Waresley, bart., a d Dame Anne his wife and J. Bigg of Graffham, Esq. 2. J. Hagar of Bourne, Cambridge, Esq, and Anne his wife. 3. George Viscount Torrington. 4. Honourable Robert Byng, Esq, one of the sons of 3., and Sir George Saunders, knight, one of the Commissioners for victualling the Royal Navy. Recites Assignment of Mortgage to Lord Torrington and James Colebooke above. Will of George Hewett above. Lease for 20 years-Pembroke Hall, Cambridge to John Hagar-Parsonage of Waresley-annual rent: £8-6-8. Lease for 20 years-Pembroke Hall to J. Hagar Messuage called Hatlyes-annual rent 11/1.5/- Deed to declare uses of a fine-1 September 1725 (above) Sir John Hewett, his wife and daughter relinguish all claims on the property mortgaged in Assignment of 29 July 1724 in return for an annuity settled on Sir John and his wife, a further settlement for jointure of £200 per year to Anne Hagar chargeable on John Hagar's lands in Bourne. The equity of redemption the Mortgaged lands now resides in John Hagar, for £11,350, but this sum is not chargeable on any other lands of John Hagar
Date25 May 1726
CreatorNameEarl of Feversham
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives
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