Mortgage for 1000 years

PARTIES:

1. William Faichen of Wolvercot, Oxford, bacon curer.

2. William Brain of Ensham in the same County, tailor.

SUBJECT OF TRANSACTION:

Closes in parish of Ensham called Penticrofts with the barn stable orchard and yard belonging formerly occup. - Smith since of Robert Wilsdon deced. and now of Robert Wilsdon his son and which premises descended to 1. as eldest son and heir at law of Stephen Faichen deced. to whom they were devised by his uncle Stephen Faichen formerly of Woolvercot, gent. deced. and were formerly part of the estate of James Duberly esq. deced. Recites deed of 5 May instant which recited that a fine was to be levied on the premises. Recites that the fine has been levied in consideration of £500 paid by 2. to 1. mortgages the premises to 2. for term of 1,000 yrs. 1d. rent. subject to proviso for redemption.

CONSIDERATION:

£500 paid by 2. to 1.

PLACE(S):

EYNSHAM

SIGNATURES:

William Faichen

William Brain

ENDORSEMENTS:

(a) Witness to Sealing: Danl. Westell, James Westell

(c) Other endorsements: 1. Receipt by 1. of £500 from 2.

2. Memo that by deed of 22 March 1834 the mortgage was transferred to William Brain the younger and James Brain and that 1. has received this day (27 March 1867) £19.18.3d. the principal and interest due thereon. Fanny Hudson, surviving executor of William Brain the younger and James Brain.