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RefNoKR/R6/2/2
AltRefNoR6/2/2
TitleRelease
DescriptionReciting R6/2/1 and its recitals, including the settlement made in 1770 on the marriage of Henry Busby of p. of St.George Hanover Square, Middlesex, gent, and Elizabeth King, spinster, one of the daughters of Thomas Sclater King of p. of St.George the Martyr, Middlesex, Esq; and the will of Busby in 1788 wherby he left a third of the premises mentioned in the Act to their only son and the other two thirds to their four daughters. Richard Green of Mary le bone Street, Golden Square, Middlesex, gent, John Aldridge of Lincolns Inn, Md; gent and Joseph Merceron of Bethnal Green, Md; Esq; trustees appointed by Edward Sclater Busby, of Glasgow, Esq; only son and heir of the late Henry and Elizabeth Busby, and E.S. Busby to William Henry Fellowes of Haverinland, Norfolk, Esq; £142 7sh 11d. to the trustees. The Fee Farm Rent or sum of £5 13sh 11d issuing from the manor of Wennington, Kings Ripton, and East Thorpe, Hunts (so that it may become merged and extinguished.)
Date2nd May 1810
CreatorNameFellowes family, Lords de Ramsey of Abbots Ripton
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives

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