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| | |  | 1 - LEASE for 3 lives, by Judith Stubbs of Beckbury (Co. Shropshire), widow, to Charles Bryan of Aston, yeoman --- a cottage or tenement with appurtenances in Broadland within the Manor of STAPELEY, late in the possession of Richard Bryan deceased and now in the possession of Sarah Bryan, widow, and Hannah Bryan, with the crofts and inclosures thereto belonging; for lives of the said Charles Bryan, Mary Bryan his wife and Ann Bryan his daughter, at an annual rent of 2/- and heriot of 5/-. Cons. £10. Paper. - 1757, 29. Sept |
| | | | 7-8 - LEASE for 1 year & RELEASE between 1) John Stubbs of Ranton Abbey (Co. Staffs.), gentleman, eldest son and heir of Judith Stubbs late of Beckbury (Co. Shropshire), widow, deceased, who was sister and heir at law of Jonathan Gouldsmyth of Norfolk St. (Co. Middlesex), Doctor of Physic, deceased, and Alice his wife, Walter Stubbs of Beckbury aforesaid, gentleman, and Eleanor Stubbs his wife, Rev. Jonathan Stubbs of Long Orton (Co. Huntingdon), clerk, Orlando Stubbs of Ranton Abbey aforesaid, gentleman, Mary Dutton of Beckbury aforesaid, widow and relict of John Dutton late of Beckbury aforesaid, gentleman, deceased, Judith Stubbs of Beckbury aforesaid, spinster, Thomas Plimley of the Hyde, par. Brewood (Co. Staffs.), gentleman, and Catherine Plimley his wife, Thomas Evans of the town of Derby (Co. Derby), merchant, and Barbara Evans his wife, which said Walter Stubbs, Jonathan Stubbs, Orlando Stubbs, Mary Dutton, Judith Stubbs, Catherine Plimley and Barbara Evans are 7 other of the sons and daughters and legatees of the said Judith Stubbs deceased. 2) John Dutton of Beckbury aforesaid, gentleman, eldest son and heir at law of the said John Dutton deceased 3) William Baker of Highfields, par. Audlem, gentleman, surviving trustee and devisee of the said Judith Stubbs deceased. 4) Charles Bryan of Newhall, yeoman; whereby 1), 2) and 3) release to 4) --- 2 closes in the Lordship of HASLINGTON commonly called the Ropes Field and the Ropes Yard or meadow containing together 12 acres 2 roods 6 perches, (DDB/A/F/2 and 3), heretofore in the possession of Richard Bryan deceased and now/late in the holding of the said Charles Bryan. Cons. £37. Parchment. - 1765, 25. & 26. Mar |
| | | | 12 - LEASE for 1 year & RELEASE (Attested copy, 23. July 1808), by 1) John Sparrow of Newcastle under Lyme (Co. Staff.), gentleman, and Hugh Henshall of Newchapel (Co. Staff.), gentleman to 2) William Barnett of Haslington, yeoman --- a cottage or dwellinghouse with appurts. at WHEELOCK HEATH within the Manor of HASLINGTON, formerly in the holding of - Potts, late of Samuel Barnett, father of the said William Barnett, but now of the said William Barnett, with the close thereto adjoining, a messuage, dwellinghouse or tenement in HASLINGTON late in the holding of Thomas Greenacres but now of the said William Barnett, with the close adjoining lying near the Mill Pool and commonly called the Ferry Bank, a cottage or tenement near the Mill Pool in HASLINGTON called Oakes's Tenement now in the holding of the said William Barnett, with the croft and lands belonging containing 4½ acres, a close in HASLINGTON late in the holding of the said Samuel Barnett deceased, but now of the said William Barnett called the Heath Croft containing 1¼ acres, and a croft, close or parcel of land at WHEELOCK HEATH called Skerratts Croft contng. 1½ acres, now in the holding of the said William Barnett. Cons. £300. Paper. - 1773, 28. & 29. Apr |
| | | | 13 - ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGE to secure £62 and interest, between 1) John Eddowes of Nantwich, grocer. 2) Mary Bryan of Newhall, widow and relict of Charles Bryan, late of Newhall, yeoman deceased. 3) William Lomas of Audlem, gardener. 4) Roger Eddowes of Whitchurch (Co. Shropshire), tanner, trustee on behalf of the said John Eddowes; whereby 3) by the direction of 1) and 2) assigns to 4) --- a cottage or tenement with appurtenances in Broadland within the Manor of STAPELEY, late in the possession of Richard Bryan deceased and now in the possession of Sarah Bryan, widow, and Hannah Bryan, with the crofts and inclosures thereto belonging; for lives of the said Charles Bryan, Mary Bryan his wife and Ann Bryan his daughter, at an annual rent of 2/- and heriot of 5/-. (DDB/A/F/1), in trust for the said John Eddowes. Parchment. - 1776, 5. June |
| | | | 14 - RELEASE by 1) John Eddoes of Nantwich, grocer, and Robert Ruscoe of Newhall, farmer, devisees in trust of the estate and premises of Charles Bryan late of Stapeley, deceased, Charles Bryan and George Bryan, sons of the said Charles Bryan, to 2) John Corn of the parish of Wybunbury, shopkeeper --- premises as above (DDB/A/F/1). Cons. £105. Paper. - 1783, 4. Sept |
| | | | 15-16 - LEASE for 1 year & RELEASE between 1) Robert Ruscoe late of Newhall, but now of Bradford Mill, parish of Over, miller, surviving trustee appointed by the will of Charles Bryan, late of Newhall, yeoman, deceased. 2) John Corn of Wybunbury, gentleman. 3) Rev. Sir Thomas Broughton of Boddington Hall Bt. 4) Roger Eddowes of Whitchurch (Co. Shropshire), tanner. 5) Rev. Robert Hill of Hough, clerk; whereby the said Robert Ruscoe, by direction of the said John Corn and Sir Thomas Broughton, and the said John Corn, release to the said Sir Thomas Broughton --- a cottage or tenement with appurtenances in Broadland within the Manor of STAPELEY, late in the possession of Richard Bryan deceased and now in the possession of Sarah Bryan, widow, and Hannah Bryan, with the crofts and inclosures thereto belonging; for lives of the said Charles Bryan, Mary Bryan his wife and Ann Bryan his daughter, at an annual rent of 2/- and heriot of 5/-. (DDB/A/F/1); and the said Roger Eddowes, by appointment of the said Robert Ruscoe, John Corn and Sir Thomas Broughton, assigns to the said Robert Hill, the said premises for the residue of a term of 500 years, in trust to attend the inheritance. Parchment. - 1792, 10. & 11. Feb |
| | | | 17 - WILL & PROBATE (19. Apr. 1805) (Attested copy, 23. July 1808) of William Barnett the elder of Winteley within Haslington, yeoman, whereby he devises all his real estate to Richard Darlington the younger of Sandbach, gentleman, in trust to the intent that Elizabeth Lawton his servant might receive thereout the sum of 12d. weekly for life and subject thereto, as to the dwelling house, garden and appurtenances now occupied by Samuel Kirk, to the use of his daughter Mary Barnett and her assigns for life, remainder to the use of Hugh Barnett son of the said Mary, and the residue of his real estate, except the house occupied by himself Thomas Withington and John Cook, to the use of his son William Barnett his heirs and assigns, and as to the said house so excepted, to the use of his said son for life, remainder to the use of the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th and every other son/s of the said William Barnett severally successively and in remainder, and their respective heirs, remainder to the daughter/s of his said son William, remainder to the right heirs of his said son William; appoints the said Richard Darlington and his said son William his executors.
Paper. - 1802, 29. Jan |
| | | | 18 - LEASE for 1 year & MORTGAGE to secure £920 and interest (attested copy, 23. July 1808), by William Barnett of Winteley within the Lordship of Haslington, yeoman, to John Bostock of Tetton, yeoman --- premises as above (DDB/A/F/12 and 2 & 3), all now in the holding of the said William Barnett, John Smith, Samuel Kirk, Thomas Withington and John Cook. Paper. - 1803, 10. & 11. July |
| | | | 22-23 - LEASE for 1 year & RELEASE between 1) William Barnett of Haslington, farmer, only son and heir at law of William Barnett the elder, late of the same place, yeoman, deceased, and also devisee in fee named in his will of the lands hereafter mentioned. 2) John Bostock of Tetton, yeoman, mortagee of the said lands. 3) Elizabeth Lawton of Haslington. 4) Rev. Sir Thomas Broughton of Doddington Hall, Bt., whereby 2) by the direction of 1) and 3 by the direction of 1) release to 4) - 1808 |
| | | | 24 - ASSIGNMENT of the residue of a term of 500 years, by 1) Rev. Ralph Bridge of Malpas, clerk, and Thomas Bridge of Leftwich, gentleman, surviving executors of Robert Bridge, late of Middlewich, gentleman, deceased, by the direction of 2) William Barnett of Haslington, farmer, only son and heir at law of William Barnett the elder, late of the same place, yeoman, deceased, and also devisee in fee named in his will of the lands and hereditaments hereafter named, and at the nomination of 3) Rev. Sir Thomas Broughton of Doddington Hall Bt. to 4) Isaac Perry of Doddington, gentleman --- premises as above (DDB/A/F/22 and 23); in trust for the said Sir Thomas Broughton to be assigned and disposed of as he shall direct and in the mean time to attend the inheritance. Parchment. - 1808, 24. June |