Disentailing Deed and Resettlement.

Rev. Richard Battiscombe to

Rev. Thomas John Griffinhoofe late of Pembroke College, Oxford, but now of Coggeshall (co. Essex), clerk, and John Massu Stanley of Langtons (co. Essex), esq.

[Recites: (A) Lease and Release, 1796, as (A) in No. DD/BC/97.

(B) That Rev. R. B. attained age of 21 in 1819, and is desirous that the manor of Hewish, etc., should be discharged from the estate tail under the Act of 3 & 4 William IV, c.74 for the abolition of Fines and Recoveries].

The manor of Hewish and properties described in schedule attached [giving tithe nos., field names and measurements].

(To hold to T. J. G. and J. M. S. to use of sd. R. B. and to various uses [named] affecting Robert Charles Battiscombe (eld. son of R. B.), Albert Henry William B. (second son), Edmund George B. (third son), and Walter Ernest Sax B. (fourth son); with power to sell or exchange). Witn: Rowld. Nevill Bennett, Lincolns Inn; Edward Babington, junr., clerk to Messrs. Jones, Bateman and Bennet, Lincolns Inn. 13 Jan. 1846