1. Richard Henry Kinchant 2. Edward Rogers of Stanage Park esqk surviving trustee...

1. Richard Henry Kinchant

2. Edward Rogers of Stanage Park esqk surviving trustee under the settlement

Recital of lease and release 3 and 4 February 1835

1. Sarah Woollams widow

2. Thomas Jones

3. Richard Henry Kinchant

4. the Rev James Donne DD

5. Thomas Longueville Longueville

Conveyance of land to uses to be appointed by Kinchant and in default to use of himself for life, Donne in trust, Kinchant and his heirs and assigns for ever

Recital of lease and release 28 and 29 September 1840

(1) William Morris

(2) Richard Henry Kinchant

(3) Richard Jones Croxon

Land conveyed to same uses

Recital of lease and release 15 and 16 June 1827

i. John Charlton Kinchant (since deceased)

ii. Richard Henry Kinchant

iii Matthew Ford of Lincolns Inn Fields

iv John Ford of same

v. Henry Clive then of Barkham esq (since deceased) followed by common recoveryon the whole estate John Charlton Kinchant died without issue

Recital of indenture of September 1832

(i) Richard Henry Kinchant

(ii) Maria Eliza Kinchant now his wife

(iii) Richard Redmond Caton and Thurston Bewley Caton

In pursuance of the power given by settlement of 16 June 1827, Kinchant appointed an annuity of £200 p.a. to his wife in case she survived him, charged on the property settled and appointed the property for term of 99 years to the trustees to secure this Recital of the Shrewsbury Oswestry and Chester Junction Railway Act 1845 - the line of the railway is intended to pass through the property. Richard Yates of Whittington surveyor appointed by the Railway Co and Timotheus Burd of Shrewsbury on behalf of Kinchant value the land at £1838.19.0 and award £900 for damage

The land has been conveyed to the Railway Co.

Kinchant has petitioned Chancery so that the money received may be invested in lands to the same uses.

Other near-by lands to which the petitioner is entitled in fee simple at Tympath Eithyn are called Little field (3.3.7). Middle field (6.2.35). Small Mans Ground (5.2.38) - total 16s (the hereditaments comprised in the indentures of 28 and 29 September 1840) - the petitioner was willing to dispose of these to the Park Hall Estate at £1700

He also owns land purchased for £148.10.0 (the land comprised in indentures of 3 and 4 February 1835) which he was willing to sell for £138.19.0, the balance

Chancery Order 27 June 1848 referred this to the Master for enquiry, Report 26 November 1848 approved, Order 8 December 1848 confirmed the Report

Consideration:

the orders and £1838.19.0

Conveyance to the uses of the settlement of the land in the township of Lower Porkington as above and the piece of land in the township of Weston Rhyn in the parish of St Martins