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| |  | 1 - PRE-NUPTIAL SETTLEMENT between 1) Sir Thomas Delves of Doddington Bt. and Thomas Delves Esq., his son and heir. 2) Sir Thomas Mainwaring of Peover Bt., Edward Glegg of Gayton, Esq., Joshua Edisbury of Pentree-yr-Clawdd (Co. Denbigh), Esq., Devereux Knightley of Fawesley (Co. Northant.), Richard Knightley of Charwelton (same Co.), clerk, and Richard Butler of Preston Capes (same co.), gentleman. 3) Dame Anne Knightley, widow, relict of Sir Richard Knightley, late of Fawesley Kt., deceased, and Jane Knightley one of their daughters, on the marriage of the sd. Thomas Delves Esq. and the sd. Jane Knightley; whereby 1) convey to 2) --- the Manors or Lordships of DODDINGTON, DRAKELOWE, YARDSHAWE, CHECKLEY, WESTON, BLACKENHALL and ROPE, capital messuage called Checkley, moiety of the Manor or Lordship of WISTASTON, moiety of the advowson etc: of the church of Wistaston, messuages and lands in CHECKLEY, BRIDGMERE, COWLE alias COOLE alias COALE LANE alias COOLE PILATE in the parishes of Aston alias Aighton and Auflem, STAPLEY and SALTERSICH, LEE nr. Wibunbury, WALGHERTON alias WALKERTON, YARDSHAWE alias EARDSHAWE, STUBBS alias STUBLACH, RUDHEATH LEIGHES, BARTHERTON, WOOLSTON WOOD, par. Wichmalbanke, DRAKELOWE nr. Midlewich, HATHERTON, ACTON, WILLASTON and BRUERTON alias BUERTON, to the uses appointed. Parchment. - 1674, 22. May |
| | | 2 - DEED TO LEAD USES OF A FINE between 1) Sir Thomas Delves of Dodington Bt., son and heir of Sir Thomas Delves Bt., deceased, Dame Elizabeth, wife of the sd. Sir Thomas Delves party of these presents, and Henry Delves Esq., their only son and heir, and 2) Henry Neale of Allesley (co. Warwick), Esq. --- the Manors of DODINGTON, COPPENHALL, DRAKELOW, YARDSHAW alias EARDSHAW, CHECKLEY, BLAKENHALL, ROPE alias ROPPE, WALKERTON and BARTHERTON, 156 messuages, 65 cottages, 8 water mills, 6 dovecotes, 377 gardens, 156 orchards, 3,000 acres of land, 1,000 acres of meadow, 3,000 acres of pasture, 100 acres of wood, 2,000 acres of furze and heath, 100 acres of land covered with water, £8 rent and appurtenances in ACTON alias EIGHTON, AUDLEM, BLAKENHALL, BRIDGMERE, BUERTON alias BRUERTON, BARTHERTON, CHECKLEY, CHORLETON COWLE alias COOLE alias COOLE LANE alias COOLE PILATE, CHURCH COPPERHALL, MONKS COPPENHALL, DANEHAM, DODDINGTON, DRAKELOW, HARTHERTON, HUNSTERSTON, KNIGHTON LACHES, MYNSHALL VERNON, MYNSHALL LEA alias LEE alias LEES alias LEIGHES, ROPE alias ROPPE, RUDHEATH, SHEVINGTON alias SHENTON, STAPLEY, SALTERSICH, STUBBS alias STUBLACH, WOOLSTON WOOD, WICHMALBANK alias NAMPTWICH, WISTASTON alias WISTERSON, WILLASTON, WYBUNBURY, WESTON, WALKERTON alias WALGHERTON and YARDSHAW alias EARDSHAW, a moiety of the Manor of WISTASTON alias WISTERSON with appurts. and a moiety of the advowson; to the uses appointed. Parchment. - 1715/16, 13. Feb |
| | | 3-4 - LEASE for 1 year & MARRIAGE SETTLEMENT between 1) Sir Thomas Delves of Dodington Bt. and Dame Rhoda his wife, eldest daughter of Sir John Huband, late of Ipsley Court (Co. Warwick), Bt., deceased. 2) John Broughton of the town of Southampton (Co. Southants), Esq., John Hollister, citizen and merchant tailor of London, and James Wright of the borough of Warwick (Co. Warwick), gentleman. 3) Thomas Boothby Skrymsher of Norbury Manor (Co.Shropshire), Esq. and Thomas Bree of the said Borough of Warwick, gentleman, whereby in consideration of the marriage already solemnized between the sd. Sir Thomas Delves and Dame Rhoda his wife, the sd. Sir Thomas release to 2) --- Manors or Lordships of DODINGTON, DRAKELOW, YARDSHAW alias BARDSHAW, CHECKLEY, WESTON, BLACKENHALL and ROPE, moiety of the Manor of WISTASTON and of advowson of the church, and all messuages, lands etc: in DODINGTON, BARTHERTON, BATHERTON, COWLE alias COOLE alias COOLE LANE alias COOLE PILATE, ACTON, STAPLEY, WOOLSTON WOOD, WISTASTON WILLASTON, DRAKELOW, YARDSHAW alias EARDSHAW, STUBS alias STUBLACH, RUDHEATH LEIGHS, CHECKLEY, HUNSTERSTON, LEA, WESTON, WICHMALBANKE alias NAMPTWICH, CHORLTON, BLAKENHALL, WALCHERTON alias WALKERTON, ROPE, BRIDGMERE, BRUERTON alias BUERTON and MINSHALL VERNON; to the uses appointed. Parchment. - 1727, 10. & 11. Apr |
| | | 5 - DEED OF SETTLEMENT between 1) James Wright of the Borough of Warwick (Co. Warwick), Esq. 2) Sir Brian Broughton of Broughton (Co. Staff.) Bt. and Sir Rowland Hill of Hawkstone (Co. Shropshire), Bt. and Dame Jane his wife. 3) Jane Huband of the parish of St. George, Hanover Square (Co. Middlesex), spinster, and William Mabbot of Dodington, Esq. and Dame Rhode Delves his wife, who was widow and relict of Sir Thomas Delves, late of Dodington aforesaid Bt., deceased. 4) Sir William Corbett of Adderley (Co; Shropshire) Bt. and Brooke Forester of Willey (same Co.), Esq. 5) Thomas Boothby Skrymsher of Norbury Manor (same Co.), Esq. and Thomas Bree of the sd. Borough of Warwick, gentleman; whereby 1) by appointment of 2) releases to 4) --- premises as above (DDB/E/3 and 4) (except Manors of DRAKELOW and YARDSHAW alias EARDSHAW and messuages, lands etc: in DHAKELOW, YARDSHAW alias EARDSHAW, STUBS alias STUBLACH, RUDHEATH and LEIGHS); to the uses of Sir Thomas Delves' Marriage Settlement of 11. Apr. 1727. Parchment. - 1743, 30. July |
| | | 6 - COVENANT TO PRODUCE DEEDS between 1) Sir George Savile of Rufford (Co. Notts.) Bt. and 2) Humphrey Mackworth Praed Esq., eldest son and heir of William Mackworth Praed of Trevethow (Co. Cornwall), Esq. and Dame Mary Delves otherwise Mackworth Pread (sic) his wife, late widow of Sir Bryan Delves, formerly called Sir Bryan Broughton, late of Broughton (Co. Staff.), Bt., deceased, Sir Bryan Broughton Delves Bt. and Thomas Delves Esq., only children of the sd. Sir Bryan Delves by the sd. Dame Mary; reciting that WHEREAS by Lease and Release of even date the Manors or Lordships of LAXTON and BILSTROPE with appurts. and divers messuages and lands late of Sir Bryan Delves in the parishes of LAXTON, BILSTROPE, WELLAUGH, OLLERTON, CAUNTON and DEAN HALL (Co. Notts.) were assured to the use of the sd. Sir George Savile, and WHEREAS the deeds and evidences specified in the schedule relate not only to the sd. premises but also to manors, messuages, lands etc: of the sd. Sir Bryan Delves in the Counties of STAFFORD and LINCOLN, MOW the sd. Sir George covenants to produce the sd. deeds and evidences. Parchment. - 1750/1, 27. Feb |
| | | 7-8 - LEASE for 1 year & DEED TO MAKE A TENANT TO THE PRECIPE between 1) Sir Brian Broughton Delves of Broughton (Co. Staff.), Bt., eldest son and heir of Sir Brian Broughton, afterwards Sir Brian Delves, late of Broughton Bt. deceased by Mary his wife. 2) John Chambre of Petton (Co. Shropshire), gentleman. 3) Sir Walter Wagstaff Bagot of Blithfield (Co. Staff.), Bt. and Edward Kynaston of Harwick (Co. Shropshire), Esq.; whereby 1) releases to 2) --- Manors or Lordships of BLAKENHALL, COPNALL alias COPENHALL alias CHURCH COPNALL alias CHURCH COPENHALL alias MONKS COPNAL alias MONKS COPENHALL, CHECKLEY, CHORLETON, ROPE, WESTON and WALCHERTON alias WALKERTON, a moiety of the Manor of Lordship of WISTASTON, and messuages, lands, rents etc: in BASFORD, BLAKENHALL, BRIDGESMEIR, BUERTON alias BRUERTON, CHECKLEY, CHORLETON, COPNALL, COWLE, alias COOLE alias COOLE PILATE alias COOLE LANE, iron furnace in DODINGTON now/late in the tenure of Mr. Kendall, messuages and lands in HAIGHTON, HATHERTON, HUNSTERTON, LEA alias LEE, iron forge in LEA alias LEE, now/late in the tenure of the sd. Mr. Kendall, messuages and lands in ROPE, SHENTON alias SHEINTON alias SHAVINGTON, STAPELY, SALTERSICH and NANTWICH alias WICHMALBANK, MINSHALL VERNON, WALGHERTON alias WALKERTON, WESTON, water-corn mill in Weston called Crowshaw Mill, messuages and lands in WILLASTON and WISTASTON, moiety of cottages and enclosures in the Township or Manor of WISTASTON; the recovery to be suffered to be to the use of the sd. Sir Brian Broughton Delves, his heirs and assigns. Parchment. - 1762, 1. & 2. Apr |
| | | 9 - RELEASE (copy) between 1) Rt. Hon. Sir Francis Dashwood, Chancellor and treasurer of H.M. Court of Exchequer, sole executor of Rt. Hon. John Earl of Westmoreland deceased. 2) William Mabbott of Tadworth Court (Co. Surrey), Esq. and Dame Rhoda Delves commonly called lady Delves, late widow and relict of Sir Thomas Delves of Dodington Bt. deceased, since wife of John Cotes Esq. also deceased and now wife of the sd. William Mabbott. 3) Philip Carterett Webb of Susbridge (Co. Surrey), Esq. and Rhoda his wife, daughter and only child of the sd. Dame Rhoda Delves by her sd. late husband John Cotes. 4) Sir Brian Broughton Delves of Broughton (Co. Staff.), Bt., eldest son and heir of Sir Brian Broughton, afterwards Sir Brian Delves Bt., deceased, who was grandson and heir of the sd. Sir Thomas Delves. 5) Sir Rowland Hill of Hawkestons (Co. Shropshire), Bt. 6) James Cotes of Woodcote (Co. Shropshire), Esq. and Thomas Cotes of Grosvenor Square (Co. Middlesex), Esq. Vice-Admiral of the White Squadron. 7) sd. Phillip Carteret Webb; whereby 1) by direction of 2) and with consent of 3) assigns, and 2) releases, to 5) --- Manor or Lordship of DODINGTON with appurts., capital messuage of Dodington and all other messuages, lands etc: late of the sd. Sir Thomas Delves in DODINGTON (except the iron furnace and lands therewith occupied), and messuages, lands etc: in BATHERTON, BLACKENHALL, WOOLSTON WOOD with mill, STAPLEY, CHORLTON, COWLE alias COOLE alias COOLE LANE alias COOLE PILATE and BATHERTON with the water-corn mills there; to hold for remainder of the term specified, in trust to convey the same to the sd. Sir Brian Broughton Delves; in consideration whereof, 4) releases to 6) --- Manors of Lordships of BROUGHTON and CHARLETON alias CHALDON alias CHAPPEL CHARLTON (Co. Staff.), capital messuage and demesne lands of BROUGHTON and messuages, lands etc: in CHALDON, GREAT SUGNALL, PERSHALL, BAGNALL alias BADNALL, ASTON, WHITMORE, BOWERS, ASHLEY, HORTON alias NORTON, DRUIETON alias DROYNTON, ECCLESHALL and STAUNDEN alias STAWNDON, WESTON, SWINESHEAD WETTWOOD, GOSTILEE, SUTTON, SHELTON, CHEBSEY and TUNSTALL (Co. Staff)., to the intent that the sd. Philip Carteret Webb, his heirs and assigns may out of the sd. premises receive an annual rent of £1,000 during the life of the sd. Dame Rhoda Delves in trust to the uses appointed and subject thereto to hold to the use of the sd. Sir Brian Broughton Delves. Paper. - 1762, 28. Aug |
| | | 10 - COMMON RECOVERY (attested extract) between Sir Walter Waggstaff Bagot Bt. and Edward Kynaston Esq., demandants, John Chambre, gent., tenant, and Sir Brian Broughton Delves Bt., vouchee --- Manors of BLACKENHALL alias BLACKENHALL, COPNALL alias COPENHALL alias CHURCH COPNALL alias MONKS COPNALL alias MONKS COPENHALL, CHECKLEY, CHARLETON alias CHARLTON alias CHORLETON, ROPE, WESTON and WALCHERTON alias WALKERTON, 194 messuages, 1 water-corn mill, 1 iron forge, 1 iron furnace, 2,500 acres of land, 1,500 acres of meadow, 2,000 acres of pasture, 100 acres of wood, 200 acres of furze and heath, 200 acres of moor, 50 acres of land covered with water, annual rent of £7-11-7 and appurts. in BASFORD etc: (as above no. DDB/E/7 and 8). Paper. - 1762, 4. Sept |
| | | 14 - COMMON RECOVERY (attested extract) between Sir Walter Wagstaff Bagot Bt. and Edward Kynaston Esq., demandants, Ralph Griffith, gentleman, tenant, and Sir Brian Broughton Delves Bt., vouchee --- Manor of DODINGTON with appurts. and 20 messuages 4 mills, 6 dovehouses, 20 gardens, 20 orchards, 1,000 acres of land, 500 acres of meadow, 500 acres of pasture, 200 acres of wood, 200 acres of furze and heath, 100 acres of moor, 200 acres of land covered with water and appurtenances in DODDINGTON (no. DDB/E/11). Paper. - 1763, 8. Apr |
| | | 15 - WILL & LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION (3. Jan. 1777) of the goods unadministered of Sir Brian Broughton Delves of Broughton (Co. Staff.), St.; devises to his wife all the manors, messuages etc: in CO. HANTS. for the purchase whereof he has already contracted or the whole money arising from the sale of all his real estates in CO. LINCOLN and such further sums as necessary for enabling her to complete such purchases; devises to Edward Kynaston of Hardwick (Co. Shropshire), Esq. and John Chambre of Petton (same Co.), Esq., all his manors, messuages etc: in the Counties of STAFFORD and CHESTER to the intent that Charles Shrimpton of Upper Clatford (Co. Hants.) may have and receive for life one annual rent of £20 and subject thereto to the use of his brother Thomas Delves Esq. for life, remainder to his 1st and other sons successively in tail male, remainder to the testator's cousin John Broughton, late Major and Commandant of H.M. 100th Regiment of Foot, his heirs and assigns for ever; directs that his brother and his heirs male shall after his decease assume the surname of Broughton only and relinquish the surname of Delves; grants legacies to his sd. cousin Major John Broughton and to his brother in law Noel Hill. Parchment. - 1764, 21. May |
| | | 16 - PRE-NUPTIAL SETTLEMENT between 1) Sir Thomas Broughton of Broughton (Co. Staff.), Bt., brother and heir of Sir Brian Broughton Delves, late of Broughton aforesd. Bt. deceased. 2) John Wicker of Horsham (Co. Sussex), Esq. and Mary Wicker spinster, aged 17, daughter and only child of the sd. John Wicker by Charlotte Wicker his wife. 3) Charles Goring of Wiston (Co. Sussex), Esq. and Edward Woodcock of Lincolns Inn (Co. Middlesex), Esq.; whereby in consideration of the intended marriage between the sd. Sir Thomas Broughton and the sd. Mary Wicker and of the portion of £12,000, the sd. Sir Thomas Broughton covenants with 3) to appoint to the use of the sd. Mary Wicker for life one annuity of £1,000 to be charged on premises in Co. Stafford as above (no. DDB/E/9) and on the Manors etc: in Co. Chester devised by the will of the sd. Sir Brian Broughton Delves to the uses specified or so much of the premises as shall produce an annual rent of £1,500 to become pavable to the sd. Mary Wicker from the decease of the sd. Sir Thomas Broughton, and to charge the sd. premises as further specified.
Parchment. - 1766, 1. Aug |
| | | 18 - ACT for sale of part of the settled estate of Sir Thomas Broughton Bt. situate in the County of STAFFORD; and purchasing other Estates situate in the County of CHESTER to be settled to the same uses; and for extinguishing the sd. Sir Thomas Broughton's power of making leases for lives as to part of his settled Estate in the County of Chester, and making such recompense to him for the same as therein is mentioned. Property in Staffs. proposed for sale: Manors of CHAPEL and HILL CHARLTON and messuages etc: in CHORLTON, CROXTON, ASHLEY, ASTON, WESTON, BOWERS, SHELTON, PERSHALL, SUGNALL, TUNSTALL, OLD LEA and KEMPSEY, THREE-FARMS, DROYNTON, BAGNALL and BEMERSLEY; the trustees, out of the money arising from such sale are to pay the sum of £46,500 for the absolute purchase of the Manor of HASLINGTON with appurts., and a further sum of £12,000 to the sd. Sir Thomas Broughton in consideration of his giving up the sd. power of making leases for lives, the residue of the money arising from the sale, if any, to be applied in the purchase of other messuages, lands etc: in the County of Chester. SCHEDULE of messuages, lands etc: as to which the sd. Sir Thomas Broughton agrees to relinquish his power of making leases (field names). Printed. Paper. - (1777) |
| | | 19 - DEED OF SETTLEMENT between 1) William Mitford, late of the parish of St. Martin in the Fields (Co. Middlesex), but now of Pits Hill (Co. Sussex), Esq. and Morris Robinson of Lincolns Inn Fields (Co. Middlesex), Esq. 2) Sir Thomas Broughton of Broughton (Co. Staff.), Bt. and Dame Mary his wife, before her intermarriage Mary Wicker, spinster, only child and heir at law of John Wicker, late of Horsham (Co. Sussex), Esq., deceased. 3) Charlotte Wicker of Hertford St., Mayfair (Co. Middlesex), widow and relict of the sd. John Wicker and mother of the sd. Mary 4) George Weller Poley, late George Weller of the Middle Temple, London, Esq. 5) Rev. Robert Hill of Hough, clerk, and Charles Goring of Wiston (Co. Middlesex), Esq.; whereby 1) and 2) release to 5) --- messuages and lands at CHORLTON, TUNSTALL and THREE FARMS (Co. Staff), to the use that the sd. Charlotte Wicker shall enjoy for life out of the sd. premises the annual rent of £600 and to further uses of the Settlement of 1. June 1770. Parchment. - 1777, 8. Aug |
| | | 26 - CERTIFICATE (dated 8. Mar. 1836) that Letters of Admon. with will and codicil annexed of the goods etc: of Thomas Boothby Skrymsher, late of Upper Grosvenor St., par. St. George, Hanover Square (Co. Middlesex), Esq., deceased, limited so far as relate to a chattel right or interest for the residue of a term of 1,000 years created by Lease and Release of 29. and 30. July 1743 (above no. DDB/E/5), were granted 4. July 1789 to John Hill of Prees (Co. Shropshire), Esq., limited as aforesaid. Paper. - 1789, 4. July |
| | | 27 - RELEASE & DISCHARGE between 1) Rev. Sir Thomas Broughton of Doddington Hall and of Broughton (Co. Staff.), Bt. 2) Charlotte Wicker of Bentinck St., par. St. Mary le Bone (Co. Middlesex), widow, relict and executrix of John Wicker, late of Horsham (Co. Sussex), Esq., deceased. 3) Maria Broughton, John Delves Broughton, Emma Broughton, Henrietta Broughton, Elizabeth Broughton, Jemima Broughton, Henry Delves Broughton, Thomas Delves Broughton, Charles Delves Broughton, Spencer Delves Broughton, Edward Delves Broughton and Richard Delves Broughton, younger children of the sd. Sir Thomas Broughton by Dame Mary his late wife deceased, formerly Mary Wicker spinster, daughter and only child of the sd. John Wicker by the sd. Charlotte Wicker. 4) Rev. Robert Hill of Hough, clerk, and Charles Goring of Wiston (Co. Sussex), Esq.; whereby 1) and 2) release their claims to the sum of £12,000 which the late John Wicker had a power to charge on the estates settled for the younger children of Sir Thomas and Dame Mary his late wife. Parchment. - 1789, 23. Dec |
| | | 28 - APPOINTMENT between 1) Rev. Sir Thomas Broughton of Doddington Hall, Bt. and Delves Broughton of Doddington Hall aforesaid, Esq., his eldest son. 2) John Delves Broughton of Doddington Hall aforesaid, Esq., one of the younger children of the sd. Sir Thomas Broughton by Dame Mary his late wife deceased. 3) Isaac Perry of Doddington, gentleman. --- 4) William Stevenson of Queen Street, Cheapside, London, Esq. --- messuages, farms, lands, tenements and hereditaments late of the sd. Sir Brian Broughton Delves deceased and now of the sd. Sir Thomas Broughton in COWLE alias COOLE alias COOLE LANE alias COOLE PILATE, part Acton, for securing £3,333-6-8 and interest, and ASSIGNMENTS of 2 portions of £1,666-13-4 and £1,666-13-4 of younger children as a collateral security. Parchment. - 1790, 13. Sept |
| | | 32 - RELEASE by Ann Poole of Snape within Weston, widow and relict of John Poole, late of the same, gentleman, deceased, to John Ellison Poole of the same, Esq., eldest son and heir at law of Ellison Poole, late of the same, gentleman, also deceased, who was eldest son and heir of the said John Poole, deceased, by the said Ann his wife; reciting Lease and Release of 8. and 9. Mar. 1764, whereby the mess., farm or tenement with appurts. at SNAPE was limited to trustees to the intent that the sd. Ann in the event of her surviving her husband should receive an annuity of £21, and whereas the sd. John Ellison Poole is now entitled to the fee simple of the sd. premises subject to the sd. annuity, and whereas the sd. John Ellison Poole having occasion to borrow the sum of £2,200 on the security of the sd. estate, the sd. Ann Poole has consented to release the sd. premises so charged with the sd. annuity and to accept the personal security of the sd. John Ellison Poole, now the sd. Ann Poole releases the sd. premises and all her estate, right, title and interest thereto. Paper. - 1791, 24. Dec |
| | | 34-35 - LEASE for 1 year & ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGE to secure £2,300 and interest, by 1) George Cappur of Nantwich, gentleman, and 2) John Ellison Poole, late of Betteley (Co. Staff.), but now of Snape, par. Wybunbury, Esq. to 3) Rev. Thomas Clare of Atherstone (Co. Warwick), clerk, and James Hinton of Witherley (same Co.), Esq. --- messuage or tenement with lands in SNAPE within WESTON commonly called Snape Tenement (no. DDB/E/23). Parchment. - 1791, 28. & 29 Dec |
| | | 37-38 - LEASE for 1 year & RELEASE by John Ellison Poole, late of Snape, but now of Burslem (Co. Staff.), potter, to John Turton Esq., Edward Dickenson Esq., George Parker, Esq. and William Walter Lyon, Esq., Bankers and Co-Partners --- messuage or tenement with lands in SNAPE within WESTON commonly called Snape Tenement (no. DDB/E/23); on trust by sale or mortgage to raise money for the purpose of satisfying sums charged upon the estate.
Parchment. - 1792, 27. July |
| | | 39 - CHARGE by Rev. Sir Thomas Broughton of Doddington Hall and also of Broughton (Co. Shropshire), Bt. and Delves Broughton, late of Clarges St., Piccadilly (Co. Middlesex), but now abroad, Esq., elder son of the sd. Sir Thomas Broughton, to 2) William Henry Worthington of Charnes Hall (Co. Staff.), Esq.; charging the Manor or Lordship of BROUGHTON (Co. Staff.) with appurtenances, capital messuage of BROUGHTON and closes at BROUGHTON, CHARNES and ECCLESHALL (Co. Staff.) with the sum of £20 a year for the putting forth of children to apprentice within the Township of CROXON (Co. Staff.) and £20 a year for the augmentation to and for the benefit of the chaplain for the time being of BROUGHTON, as directed by the will of Henry Bennett, formerly of Broughton, gardener, deceased (dated 6. Feb. 1688/9), by way of indemnifying other premises in the Townships of BERSHALL and SUGNALL previously charged with the said payments and now contracted for sale to the sd. William Henry Worthington. Parchment. - 1794, 18. June |
| | | 40 - PRE-NUPTIAL SETTLEMENT between 1) Rev. Sir Thomas Broughton of Doddington Hall, Bt. 2) Mary Scott Jackson of Bedford Square (Co. Middlesex), widow and relict of Thomas Scott Jackson, late of the same, merchant deceased. 3) James Adair of Lincolns Inn Fields (Co. Middlesex), Esq., one of H.M.'s Serjeants at Law and Thomas Bernard of Lincolns Inn, Esq.; whereby in consideration of the intended marriage between the sd. Rev. Sir Thomas Broughton and the sd. Mary Scott Jackson, it is agreed that the personal estate and effects of the sd. Mary Scott Jackson shall be assigned to the sd. 3rd party, in trust to take out an insurance of £10,000 on the life of the sd. Sir Thomas Broughton, and to further uses specified. Parchment. - 1794, 1. July |
| | | 42 - APPOINTMENT between 1) Rev. Sir Thomas Broughton of Doddington Hall and of Broughton (Co. Staff.), Bt. and Delves Broughton Esq., his eldest son and heir apparent. 2) George Colebrooke of the city of Bath (Co. Somerset), Esq. 3) Trafford Trafford of Kinderton Lodge, Esq. and John William Clough of the city of York, Esq.; whereby 1) appoints to 3) --- messuages, tenements, farms and lands in BLAKENHALL, for a term of 500 years to commence on the death of Sir Thomas, in trust in case the sd. Delves Broughton survives the sd. Sir Thomas, by the rents and profits to discharge and pay off the principal sums of £1,200 and £700 borrowed on (recited) Mortgages of the Manor or Lordship of BATHERTON, with capital messuage and lands, and a messuage, farm and lands in BRIDGEMERE alias BRIDGMEIR, and also a debt of £788 due from the sd. Delves Broughton to George Colebrooke Esq., with interest to accrue for the same. Parchment - 1794, 29. Dec |
| | | 44 - ASSIGNMENT between 1) Richard French of Nantwich, surgeon and apothecary. 2) John Turton of Sugnall, par. Eccleshall (Co. Staff.), Esq., Edward Dickenson of Dosthill House, par. Tamworth (Co. Warwick), Esq., George Parker of the city of Lichfield, Esq. and William Walter Lyon of the Borough of Tamworth, gent. 3) John Ellison Poole, heretofore of Snape in Weston, but now of Burslem (Co. Stafford), potter. 4) Rev. Thomas Clare of Atherstone (Co. Warwick), clerk, and the sd. James Hinton of Witherley (same Co.), Esq. 5) Rev. Sir Thomas Broughton of Doddington Hall and of Broughton (Co. Staff.), Bt. 6) Henry Hall Oddie of -- St., par. St. Clement Danes, gentleman --- residue of term of 500 years in premises in SNAPE within WESTON commonly called Snape Tenement (no. DDB/E/23) is assigned to 6) in trust for better securing £8,300 and interest to 4) and subject thereto for Sir Thomas Broughton to attend the inheritance.
Endorsed: ASSIGNMENT by 6) to John William Clough of Norton Conyers (Co. York), Esq. of the above term, in trust to attend the inheritance. 17. Dec. 1795. Parchment. - 1795, 12. Sept |
| | | 45-46 - LEASE for 1 year & DEED OF SETTLEMENT between 1) Rev. Thomas Clare of Atherstone (Co. Warwick), clerk, and James Hinton of Witherley (same Co.), Esq. 2) Rev. Sir Thomas Broughton of Doddington Hall and of Broughton (Co. Staff.), Bt. 3) William Mitford, heretofore of the par, of St. Martin in the fields (Co. Middlesex), but now of Clifford St., par. St. George, Hanover Square (same Co.), Esq.; whereby 1) conveys to 2) --- premises in SNAPE within WESTON commonly called Snape Tenement (no. DDB/E/23), to the uses of the will of Sir Bryan Broughton Delves, Bt., deceased (above no. DDB/E/15).
Parchment. - 1795, 16. & 17. Dec |
| | | 47 - DEED TO DECLARE TRUST between 1) Rev. Sir Thomas Broughton of Doddington Hall and of Broughton (Co. Staff.), Bt. and John Leigh of Oughtrington, Esq. and 2) Trafford Trafford of Kinderton Lodge, Esq., lately called Trafford Leigh, and Henrietta his wife, daughter of the sd. Sir Thomas Broughton; whereby it is agreed that 1) shall stand seised of £1,666-13-4, being the share of the sd. Mrs. Trafford in a sum of £20,000 charged on her father Sir Thomas Broughton's estates by Deed Poll of 3. Feb. 1770, on such trusts as the sd. Sir Thomas Broughton and Trafford Trafford and Henrietta his wife shall by any deed/s jointly direct or appoint. Parchment. - 1795, 29. Dec |
| | | 48 - ASSIGNMENT (Cp.) between 1) Rev. Robert Hill of Hough, clerk, James Tomkinson, late of Reaseheath within Worleston, but now of Nantwich, Esq. 2) Rev. Sir Thomas Broughton of Doddington Hall and of Broughton (Co. Staff.), Bt. 3) Emma Broughton, spinster, daughter of the sd. Sir Thomas. 4) Trafford Trafford of Kinderton Lodge and Henrietta his wife, another daughter of the sd. Sir Thomas. 5) sd. Sir Thomas Broughton and John Leigh of Cughtrington, Esq., father of the sd. Trafford Trafford. 6) John William Clough of Norton Conyers (Co. York), Esq. and Elizabeth his wife, another daughter of the sd. Sir Thomas. 7) Thomas Langford Brooke of Here, Esq. and Thomas Swann of the city of York, banker; whereby 1) assigns of 7) --- messuages, tenements and farms in ROPE specified, for residue of a term of 900 years, to secure £5,000 and interest being the portions of the sd. Emma Broughton, Henrietta Trafford and Elizabeth Clough. Parchment. - 1795, 29. Dec |
| | | 53 - ASSIGNMENT between 1) Thomas Delves Broughton, Esq., one of the younger sons of Rev. Sir Thomas Broughton of Doddington Hall and of Broughton, Bt., by Dame Mary his late wife, deceased.
2) sd. Sir Thomas Broughton. 3) Isaac Perry of Doddington, gent.; whereby in consideration of £1,666-13-4 advanced by the sd. Sir Thomas Broughton to the sd. Thomas Delves Broughton, the sd. Thomas Delves Broughton assigns to the sd. Isaac Perry £1,666-13-4, being his share of the sum of £20,000 provided for the portions of younger children of the sd. Sir Thomas Broughton by Dame Mary his late wife deceased, in trust for the sd. Sir Thomas Broughton. Parchment. - 1799, 16. Oct |
| | | 54 - DEED OF COVENANT between 1) Rev. Sir Thomas Broughton of Doddington Hall, Bt. 2) John Delves Broughton of Broughton Hall (Co. Staff.), Lt. Col. and now eldest son and heir apparent of the sd. Sir Thomas Broughton, and Elizabeth wife of the sd. John Delves Broughton. 3) Henry Delves Broughton of Doddington Hall Esq., now 2nd son of the sd. Sir Thomas Broughton. 4) Thomas Delves Broughton of Doddington Hall, now 3rd son of the sd. Sir Thomas Broughton. 5) John Egerton of Oulton Park, Esq. and Rev. Robert Hill of Hough, clerk; whereby 1) 3) and 4) covenant with 5) to settle on the sd. Mrs. Elizabeth Broughton an annuity of £300 out of the family estates in addition to her present jointure in the event of her husband the sd. Col. Broughton dying in the sd. Sir Thomas' lifetime leaving her surviving, determinable as specified, and whereby the sd. Col. Broughton also covenants if he succeeds to the Estates and his sd. wife is then living to settle upon her an annuity not less than £300 in addition to her present jointure. Parchment. - 1799, 20. Dec |
| | | 55 - DEED OF APPOINTMENT by Rev. Sir Thomas Broughton of Doddington Hall, Bt., of --- the Manor of CHAPEL and HILL CHORLTON and messuages and lands in CHORLTON, THREE FARMS and TUNSTALL (Co. Staff.), to the use of his younger children by Dame Mary his 1st wife deceased, in such share and proportions and subject to such provisoes and limitations as specified.
Endorsed: DEED OF REVOCATION as to a moiety of Swineshead Farm, CHORLTON and the whole of Badnall Farm, THREE FARMS. 20.Nov. 1802. APPOINTMENT of moiety of Swineshead Farm, CHORLTON, and 2/3 of Badnall Farm, THREE FARMS. 26. Aug. 1803..
REVOCATION of last deed of Appointment and New Appointment as to 2/3 of Badnall Farm. 13. Jan. 1804.
GENERAL REVOCATION 17. Apr. 1806. Parchment. - 1800, 28. Mar |
| | | 57 - CONVEYANCE by 1) Charles Delves Broughton, Esq., Lt. Col., 1 of the sons of Rev. Sir Thomas Broughton of Doddington Hall, Bt., by Dame Mary his late wife, deceased, to 2) the sd. Sir Thomas Broughton; whereby in consideration of £4,800 advanced by the sd. Sir Thomas Broughton and £400 secured by Bond, the sd. Charles Delves Broughton grants, aliens and confirms to the sd. Sir Thomas Broughton --- the remainder or reversion in fee simple of him the sd. Charles Delves Broughton expectant on the decease of the sd. Sir Thomas in the undivided moiety of a messuage and farm cd. Swineshead Farm in CHORLTON (Co. Staff.)
Parchment. - 1804, 23. Apr |
| | | 60 - RELEASE of freehold, ASSIGNMENT of leasehold and COVENANT to surrender copyhold, by way of PRE-NUPTIAL SETTLEMENT, between 1) John Pigott of Bevere, par. Claines (Co. Worcester), Esq. 2) Mary Pigott of the same, spinster, only daughter of the sd. John Pigott. 3) Samuel Foot, late of Cooks Court, Carey St. (Co. Middlesex), but now of Staples Inn, London, gent. 4) James Redit of Cooks Court aforesaid, gentleman. 5) Rev. Sir Thomas Broughton of Doddington Hall, Bt. 6) Rev. Henry Delves Broughton of Doddington Hall, clerk, 2nd son of the sd. Sir Thomas Broughton by Dame Mary his 1st wife. 7) Sir Jonathan Lovett of Liscombe House (Co. Bucks), Bt. and John Delves Broughton of Hoole, Esq. 8) sd. James Redit and Rev. John Browne, vicar of Prestbury, clerk; whereby in consideration of the intended marriage between the sd. Henry Delves Broughton and Mary Pigott, 3) and 4) by direction of 1) and with consent of 6) 5) and 2) release to 7) --- the Manor of MARLES alias MARDELLS alias MADELLS, par. EPPING (Co. Essex), capital messuage called Marles, and messuages, cottages and lands in EPPING, EPPING LONG GREEN, and THORNWOOD COMMON, par. NORTHWEALD BASSETT (Co. Essex); assign messuage and lands at/near RYE HILL COMMON, par. LITTLE PARNDON (Co. Essex), and covenant to surrender copyhold lands in par. LITTLE PARRINGTON alias PARNDON (Co. Essex), as security for an annual rent charge of £300 during the life of the sd. John Piggott and the payment of £9,000 upon his decease with interest. Parchment. - 1807, 10. June |
| | | 61 - PRE-NUPTIAL SETTLEMENT between 1) Rev. Sir Thomas Broughton of Doddington Hall, Bt. 2) Rev. Henry Delves Broughton of Doddington Hall, clerk, 2nd son of sd. Sir Thomas Broughton by Dame Mary his wife. 3) John Pigott of Bevere, par. Claines (Co. Worcester), Esq. 4) Mary Pigott of Bevere aforesaid, spinster, only daughter of the sd. John Pigott. 5) James Redit of Cooks Court, Carey St., par, St. Clement Danes (Co. Middlesex), gent. and Rev. John Browne, vicar of Prestbury; whereby in consideration of the intended marriage between the sd. Henry Delves Broughton and Mary Pigott, the sd. Sir Thomas Broughton releases to 5) --- capital messuage or tenement with appurts. in WRINEHILL alias WRYNEHILL alias WRYNEFORD, par. Wybunbury, commonly called Randils, and closes belonging; to the use of Sir Thomas Broughton for life of the sd. Henry Delves Broughton and after the decease of the sd. Henry Delves Broughton in case the sd. Mary Pigott happen to survive him, to the intent that the sd. Mary Pigott shall receive an annuity of £350 for the remainder of her jointure - £450 having already been secured on the Manor of CHAPEL and HILL CHORLTON by Lease and Release of even date. Parchment. - 1807, 1. June |
| | | 63 - RELEASE between 1) Thomas Langford Brooke of Mere, Esq. and Maria Brooke his wife, before her marriage called Maria Broughton, spinster, John Delves Broughton of Broughton (Co. Staff.), Esq., Roger Coghlan of Upper Brook St., par. St. George, Hanover Square (Co. Middlesex), Esq. and Emma Coghlan his wife, before her marriage Emma Broughton spinster, Trafford Trafford of Kinderton Lodge, Esq. and Henrietta Trafford his wife, before her marriage called Henrietta Broughton, spinster, John William Clough of Oxton House (Co. York), Esq. and Elizabeth Clough his wife, before her marriage called Elizabeth Broughton, spinster, William Robert Broughton, Esq., Captain in H.M.'s Royal Navy, and Jemima Broughton his wife, before her marriage called Jemima Broughton, spinster, Rev. Henry Delves Broughton, clerk, rector of Cheadle, Thomas Delves Broughton of Molesey (Co. Surrey), Esq., Charles Delves Broughton of Nantwich, Esq., Edward Delves Broughton Esq., Major in H.M.'s 74th Regiment of Foot, sd. Thomas Delves Broughton, and Charles Broughton of the Auditors' Office, Somerset House, Esq., executors of Richard Delves Broughton, Esq., late Midshipman in H.M.'s Royal Navy, deceased. 2) sd. Sir Thomas Broughton. 3) sd. Edward Delves Broughton; whereby 1) release and discharge estates subject to the charge of £12,000; APPOINTMENT by the sd. Sir Thomas Broughton of 1/3 of the messuage, farm, lands and hereditaments called Badnall Farm in THREE FARMS (Co. Stafford) after his decease to the use of Edward Delves Broughton; and RELEASE by the sd. Sir Thomas Broughton to the sd. Edward Delves Broughton of the sd. 1/3 of Badnall Farm, to hold to the use of the sd. Sir Thomas Broughton for life, by way of restoration of his former estate for life, and after his decease to the use of the sd. Edward Delves Broughton his heirs and assigns for ever. Parchment.
Annexed: POWER OF ATTORNEY by William Robert Broughton Esq., Captain in H.M.'s Royal Navy to Daniel William Stow of the G.P.O., Lombard St., in the city of London, Esq. 30. Dec. 1809. - 1810, 7. Feb |
| | | 64 - DEED OF SEPARATION between 1) Sir John Delves Broughton of Doddington Hall, Bt. 2) Dame Eliza Broughton his wife. 3) John Egerton of Oulton Park, Esq. 4) Randle Wilbraham of Rode, Esq.; whereby the sd. Sir John, with the consent of the sd. Dame Elizabeth, grants to the sd. John Egerton, one annual sum or clear yearly rent charge of £3,000 chargeable on --- messuage, tenement and farm in WESTON, par. Wybunbury, called Weston Hall Farm, with closes belonging, messuage, tenement and farm at CHECKLEY, called Checkley Hall Farm and closes belonging, and other messuages etc: there, messuage and farm at LEA HOUGH and DODDINGTON, messuages, tenements and farms at LEA, and messuages, farms and lands at WALGHERTON, for the separate maintenance of the sd. Lady Broughton during the joint lives and separation of her and the sd. Sir John Delves Broughton; and for further securing the sd. annuity to the sd. John Egerton, the sd. Sir John Broughton demises the sd. premises to the sd. Randle Wilbraham for 100 years, chargeable with the sd. annuity.
Parchment. - 1814, 18. Apr |
| | | 66 - LEASE for 1 year & RELEASE to make a Tenant to the precipe for suffering a Common Recovery, between 1) Maria Poole and Sarah Poole, both of Leek (Co. Staff.), spinster. 2) Thomas Parry of Chester, gentleman. 3) Thomas Redfern of Leek aforesaid, gentleman --- messuage or dwelling house with appurts. in WESTON commonly called the Red Lion, with closes in WESTON; such Recovery to be to the use of Samuel Phillips and William Phillips mortgagees of the sd. premises, for residue of term of 500 years created by the will of Thomas Poole of Finney Green (Co. Staff.), gentleman, 25. Feb. 1775, subject to a proviso for redemption, and after the expiration of the term of 500 years and meanwhile subject thereto, as to 1 moiety to the use of the sd. Maria Poole, her heirs and assigns, and as to the 2nd moiety, to the use of the sd. Sarah Poole, her heirs and assigns.
Parchment. - 1828, 26. Aug |
| | | 67 - EXEMPLIFICATION OF COMMON RECOVERY between Thomas Redfern, gent., demandant, Thomas Parry, gent., tenant, and Maria Poole and Sarah Poole, vouchees --- 2 messuages, 3 gardens, 2 orchards, 50 acres of land, 50 acres of meadow, 50 acres of pasture, 10 acres of wood, 20 acres of furze and heath and appurts. in WESTON, par. Wybunbury. Parchment. - 1828, 28. Aug |
| | | 69 - ASSIGNMENT between 1) Charles Coupland of Leek (Co. Staff.), gentleman. 2) John Cruso the younger of the same, gentleman. 3) Samuel Phillips of the same, Esq. and William Phillips of the same, Esq. 4) John Hood of Yateshill, par. Abbotts Bromley (Co. Staff), gentleman, and John Gardner of Newcastle under Lyme, gentleman. 5) Maria Poole of Leek, spinster, and Sarah Poole of the same, spinster. 6) Sir John Delves Broughton of Doddington Bt. 7) Richard Edleston of Nantwich, gentleman. 8) Richard Elwood of the same, gentleman --- residues of terms of 500, 1,000 and 500 years in WESTON called The Clay Hill, The Town Field, the Hough Flat, The Ham as now including the Mose Meadow, The further Acres, The Middle Acres, The Near Acres and the Picknell; to uses for Sir John Delves Broughton's benefit. Cons. £2,105 (no. 68), in trust to attend the inheritance. Parchment. - 1829, 8. Oct |