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DDB - Delves-Broughton family of Doddington, estate records - 16th century-20th century
- C - 'Reverend Sir Hy. Delves Broughton Bart. and K. Delves Broughton Esqs. and their Mortgagees. Mortgages since 1826 paid off'. On lid: 'Sir D. L. Broughton Bart., Doddington Park, Nantwich'.

Repository	Cheshire Record Office
Level	Item
Reference	DDB/C/45
Title	GRANT OF ANNUITY of £124-0-10, between 1) Henry Delves Broughton, late of Broughton Hall (Co. Staff.), but now of Sloane St., Chelsea (Co. Middlesex), Esq., eldest son of Rev. Henry Delves Broughton of Broughton Hall, clerk. 2) Augustus Frederick Edwards of Curzon St., Mayfair (Co. Middlesex), gentleman. 3) Louisa Elcom of Grove Place, Lisson Grove (Co. Middlesex), spinster. 4) Richard Webb Jupp of Carpenters Hall, city of London, gentleman; whereby 1) grants to 3) an annuity of £124-0-10 chargeable on --- the Manor of HAYWOOD BARNES and appurts. devised by the in part recited will and codicil of Sir Thomas Broughton deceased and by the said codicil directed to be conveyed and settled to the use of the sd. Henry Delves Broughton for life, and 1) on the nomination of 3) demises the sd. premises to 4) for the residue of terms for which the same are held under the several leases for the time being subsisting thereof. Cons. £1,000. Endorsed: QUITCLAIM by 1) sd. Louisa Elcom and 2) Richard Webb Jupp to 3) Henry Delves Broughton of the above annuity. Cons. £1,050. 10. July 1838. Parchment.
Date	1833, 14. Feb
Description	GRANT OF ANNUITY of £124-0-10, between 1) Henry Delves Broughton, late of Broughton Hall (Co. Staff.), but now of Sloane St., Chelsea (Co. Middlesex), Esq., eldest son of Rev. Henry Delves Broughton of Broughton Hall, clerk. 2) Augustus Frederick Edwards of Curzon St., Mayfair (Co. Middlesex), gentleman. 3) Louisa Elcom of Grove Place, Lisson Grove (Co. Middlesex), spinster. 4) Richard Webb Jupp of Carpenters Hall, city of London, gentleman; whereby 1) grants to 3) an annuity of £124-0-10 chargeable on --- the Manor of HAYWOOD BARNES and appurts. devised by the in part recited will and codicil of Sir Thomas Broughton deceased and by the said codicil directed to be conveyed and settled to the use of the sd. Henry Delves Broughton for life, and 1) on the nomination of 3) demises the sd. premises to 4) for the residue of terms for which the same are held under the several leases for the time being subsisting thereof. Cons. £1,000. Endorsed: QUITCLAIM by 1) sd. Louisa Elcom and 2) Richard Webb Jupp to 3) Henry Delves Broughton of the above annuity. Cons. £1,050. 10. July 1838. Parchment.

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