Charles Firchilds estate: authorizing the sale of copyhold messuages in Meer and Forton (Staffordshire) in performance of a contract for sale, other estates to be purchased and settled from the proceeds, and other provisions Act 1822
| Jurisdiction | UK Non-devolved |
| Citation | 1822 c. 34 |
ANNO TERTIO
GEORGII IV. REGIS.
Cap.
34
An Act to authorize the Säle of certain Copyhold
Messuages and Hereditaments of
Charles
Firchild,
his Wife and Children, in the Manor of Meer and
Forton in the County of
Staffbrd,
in Performance
of a Contract for the Säle
thereof;
and for laying
out the Purchase Money on other Estates, to be
settled to the like Uses, and for other Purposes.
[Ist July 1822.]
W
HEREAS at a Court held for the Manor of Meer and
Horton
Surrender
of
in the County of
Stqffbrd,
on the Thirtieth Day of
January
Premises,
in theYear of our Lord One thousand seven hundred and Jan.30,17S8.
eighty-eight, William
Derrington,
John Alsop,
Charles
Firchild,
then of
Sutton in the said County, Grandson and Heir of Elizabeth Firchild
deceased, and also
Elizabeth Firchildand
Ann
Firchild
the Grand-daughters
of the said
Elizabeth Firchild
deceased, did surrender into the Hands of
the Lord of the said Manor by his Steward, by the Rod, according to
the Custom of the said Manor, all that Customary Messuage or Tenement
in
Sutton
aforesaid, within the Manor aforesaid, theretofore in the Posses-
sion of Richard
Alhop
the late Father of the said Elizabeth Firchild
deceased, and then late in the Possession of the said
Elizabeth
Firchild,
her
Assigns or Undertenants, and all other the Customary Messuages or
Tenements late of her the said
Elizabeth
Firchild,
lying and being within
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