1. Richard Kinchant now in the service of the East India Co 2. Francis Kinchant...

1. Richard Kinchant now in the service of the East India Co

2. Francis Kinchant of Easton in the parish of Middleton on the Hill co Hereford clerk, brother of Richard

Recital of assignment 7 February 1785 (SRO 2216/4) and another of 20 July 1785 (SRO 2216/5)

23 March 1785 deed poll by Pardoe declared that the £1533.7.2 secured 7 February 1785 was the proper money of John Kinchant

16 August 1785, another deed poll by Pardoe declared that the £1591 was also Kinchant's

John Kinchant died leaving a will dated 24 May 1789 bequeathing residue of personalty to Francis, his daughter Elizabeth Rocke, and Richard equally divided Proved PCC by the executors Francis Kinchant and the Rev Samuel Sneade clerk. The debts and expenses are paid

Consideration £1041.9.0 paid to Richard for purchase of his share of the 2 sums. Assignment. Appointment of Francis as attorney to receive the principal and interest. Pardoe's administrators and executors to stand possessed of the term in trust for Francis

Signature of Richard Kinchant

Witnesses:- Edward Sampson clerk to Messrs Hill and Meredith, Grays Inn:

Endorsed: 3 August 1826

1. Mary Emma Andrews of Shrewsbury widow

2. The Rev John Langley of Shrewsbury clerk

3. George Andrews of Smith Street, Chelsea, esq and the Rev. William Bolland of Swineshead co Lincoln clerk and Richard Henry Kinchant of St Johns College, Cambridge esq

Francis Kinchant died leaving an only child Mary Emma Andrews. His will dated 15 October 1822 gave her all his real and personal estate and mortgages, charged with repayment to Goslings of the money advanced to Richard Kinchant's wife or widow upon her arrival in England - the residue of the mortgages on Park amounting to £3124, to the whole of which he had become entitled - 2/3rds of this is to be assigned to the 3rd parties as part of the settlement on the 2nd marriage of Mary Emma to John Langley. Appointment of 3rd parties as their attorneys

Signatures of Mary and John

Witnesses: William Cooper of Shrewsbury attorney, John Mansell clerk to Mr Cooper