George Tayler estate: vesting in trustees to sell to Simon Tayler and purchase of other property to be settled in lieu Act 1827
| Jurisdiction | UK Non-devolved |
| Citation | 1827 c. 53 |
| Year | 1827 |
ANNO SEPTIMO & OCTAVO
GEORGII IV. REGIS.
Cap.
53.
An Act for vesting certain Estates devised and
settled by the Will of
George
Tayler deceased,
in Trustees, to complete the Sale thereof to
Simon Tayler Gentleman; and for laying out the
Purchase Money
in
the Purchase of other Estates,
to be settled to the same Uses.
[21st June 1827.]
W
HEREAS
George
Tayler, late of East
Couhton
in the County will
of
of
Wilts,
Gentleman, in and by his last Will and Testament in Geoqje Tay-
Writing, bearing Date on or about the Thirteenth Day of
June
lor-
which was in the Year One thousand eight hundred and eight, and duly
executed and attested in such Manner as the Law prescribes for rendering
valid Devises of Real Estates, did give and devise unto his Son-in-law
Harry
Eiscock
the younger, of
Stanton
Saint Bernard in the said County
of Wilts, Gentleman, and his Friend
William Gaisford
of
Btdkington
in
the said County, Gentleman, their Heirs and Assigns, all that Messuage
or Tenement, with the Garden, Orchard, and Appurtenances thereto
belonging, and a Horse Leaze or Common of Pasture for One Horse,
situate in East
Couhton
aforesaid, which he the said Testator formerly
purchased of and from William
Godolphin
Esquire; and also all that
Garden situate in East
Couhton
aforesaid, which be the said Testator then
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