1. William Childe of Kinlet esq and William Lacon Childe of Wrockwardine esq, his...

SRO 1045/906

20 April 1820

1. William Childe of Kinlet esq and William Lacon Childe of Wrockwardine esq, his only son

2. Thomas Crane of High Habberley, Kidderminster, gentleman

Recital of lease and release, 21 and 22 January 1807

(1) William Childe, William Lacon Childe

(2) John Benbow the younger gentleman

(3) Wilson Aylesbury Roberts esq

(4) Edward Burton esq

(5) John Cotes esq

(6) The Rev. John Brickdale Blakeway clerk enrolled in the Court of Common Pleas and Common recovery with double vouchee suffered Hilary term 1807, William Lacon Childe vouchee Settlement of estates to uses as William Childe and William Lacon Childe should jointly appoint

By bond of even date they have become bound to Crane in £26,000 for payment of £13,000 borrowed with 5% interest

Consideration: this sum

Appointment of a messuage and farm called Wall Town Farm in Neen Savage (272.3.4) - tenant John Edmonds at £315 rent p.a.; messuage and farm called Cleobury Lodge in Neen Savage (248) - tenant James Nott at £200 rent p.a.; messuage and farm called Westons in Neen Savage and Cleobury parishes (307.0.4) - tenants James Nott, Thomas Pope, David Jones, rent £220 p.a.; messuage farm and mill called Hungary Hill farm and Furnace Mill in the parish of Cleobury (107.0.9) - tenant Thomas Hinton at £70 rent p.a.; messuage and publichouse called the Horse and Jockey with the farm called the Well Farm in the parish of Cleobury (63.3.1) - tenant Benjamin Mantle at £45 rent p.a.; with mortgage proviso

Signatures of William Childe, William Lacon Childe

Witnesses:- Elijah Grove, steward to Mr Childe, Slade Baker, solicitor, Bewdley, John Chappell, Butler to Mr Childe, George Croft Vernon, clerk to Messrs Benbow and Alban, Lincolns Inn

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