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CalmRefNoKHINCH/2/A/90
Reference numberHINCH 2/90
TitleDeclaration of Trust. 1. Frederick Burmester and Joseph Esdaile, both of Lothbury in the City of London, Esquires. 2. Rt. Hon. John William, 7th Earl of Sandwich.
DescriptionRecites: 1) Lease and Release of 1st-2nd May, 1839, (Hinch 2/85) 2) Settlement of 3rd May, 1839, (recital one, with date 2nd May, in Hinch 2/88) 3) Assignment and Release of 29th December, 1848 1 Charles William Tabor, Thomas Tilson and Charles Shadbolt. 2. Same as above. 3. Same as above. Reciting that only £15,400 remained due to 1 and that certain of the freehold landsin recital 1 had been conveyed to the uses of recital 2., freed from the sum of £15,400 by an Indenture of 29th December, 1848. Now for £15,400 by 3 to 1 1. Assigned to 3 the sum of £15,400 And 1 and 2 released to 3 all the lands etc. in recital 1. which has not been conveyed to the uses of recital 2 4) Only £11,120.14.0d remains due to 1 Now for £4,120.14.0d by 2 to 1 1 Declare that they will hold part of the security in trust for 2.
Date27th March, 1850
CreatorNameMontagu family, Earls of Sandwich of Hinchingbrooke
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives

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