Marriage SETTLEMENT

Abstract of the title of the Rev. William (Edward deleted) Thornes and son to a messuage or dwellinghouse and premises at Welch Pool co Mont.

Mr Davies the granting party in the following release was in possession of this property for a great number of years prior to his making his marriage settlement

18 and 19 March 1755

1. John Davies of Dyserth gentleman

2. Mary Lloyd of Shrewsbury spinster, one of the daughters and coheirs of Maurice Lloyd late of Shrewsbury apothecary deceased

3. George Morris of Pentrenant gentleman and Roger Lloyd of Shrewsbury goldsmith

4. Mores Lloyd of Hawkstone clerk and Thomas Morris of Pentrenant gentleman

Consideration: a marriage intended to be had between John Davies and Mary Lloyd, and 10s

Lease and release of a messuage (Evan Jones) in the town of Pool (deleted and in pencil substituted - furlongs of arable and pasture (then Emanuel Jones), a ridge (now Humphry Parry) in the township of Gaer in the parish of Pool) to use of trustees during life of John Davies in trust to preserve contingent remainders and after to provide an annuity of £40 for Mary Lloyd for her life, to 3rd parties for term of 500 years, remainder to use of sons in tail male, remainder to use of daughters as tenantsin common, remainder to right heirs of John Davies

The term of 500 years on trust to raise sums not exceeding £600 for portions of younger children with interest for maintenance

Consideration: the above

Mary Lloyd released to John Davies and his heirs her moiety of property in Hadnall and Astley, to use of Davies his heirs and assigns for ever

25 and 26 July 1785

1. Mary Davies of Dyserth spinster

2. Susanna Davies of the same spinster

3. Elizabeth Davies of the same spinster

4. Thomas Morris

28 July 25 George III

Fine

26 July 1785

3 and 4 August 1785

29 and 30 March 1811

1. The Rev. William Thornes

2. John Thornes gentleman, eldest son of William by Elizabeth late his wife, before marriage Elizabeth Davies

3. Thomas Farmer Dukes gentleman

4. Devereux Jones Nicholls gentleman

Elizabeth Thornes died September 1796 without making any appointment under the powers given in her settlement John Thornes attained the age of 21 8 November last

Consideration; docking entails

Lease and release of the property comprised in the settlement which are in co Mont., to create tenant for a common recovery to uses to be appointed by William and John Thornes by deed, in default to use of William Thornes for life, remainder to use of John Thornes his heirs and assigns

Montgomeryshire Great Sessions 3 April 1811

Recovery suffered on 6 messuages, 6 gardens, 15 acres land, 10 acres meadow, 10 acres pasture, 5 acres furze and heath, ½ acre land covered with water, common of pasture, 12/4 rents. in the parishes of Pool and Castle Caereinion

<span class="wrapper"><p>See 1488/40-1</p> <p>See 1488/44</p> <p>See 1488/43</p> <p>See 1488/45-6</p></span>