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Marriage Settlement 1. Nathaniel Browne of Moretonhampstead, woolcomber 2. William...
Catalogue reference: 4930 B/T/M/86
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- 4930 B/T/M/86
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1750/1
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Marriage Settlement
1. Nathaniel Browne of Moretonhampstead, woolcomber
2. William Smith of Drewsteignton, cordwainer and John Saunders of Moretonhampstead, innholder, trustees
3. Elizabeth Shapcotte of Moretonhampstead, widow, daughter of William Smith
Premises: one cottage or dwellinghouse, consisting of one ground room and one chamber over the same and little woodhouse lying contiguous to it, and little garden or plot of ground, lying near the higher end of a curtilage leading to the same from Ford St. now in the possession of George Rolstone of Moretonhampstead, husbandman trusts: to be held to the use of 1. during his life, then 3. during her life, and then to the heirs and assigns of 1.
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- Devon Archives and Local Studies Service (South West Heritage Trust)
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Language (The language of the record)
- English
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- https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/a1682944-dad7-47b3-a6b5-edd1caf778ad/
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4930 B/T/M
Moretonhampstead
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Within the fonds: 4930 B
S.H. Neck and Co. Moretonhampstead
Within the sub-fonds: 4930 B/T
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Within the series: 4930 B/T/M
Moretonhampstead
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Marriage Settlement 1. Nathaniel Browne of Moretonhampstead, woolcomber 2. William...