Lloyd Estates (Partition) Act 1866
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An Act for the Partition or Division of certain
Estates in the Counties of Flint and Denbigh,
formerly Property of Dorothea Lloyd and
others. [10th August 1866.]
W
HEREAS Dorothea
Lloyd,
late of Mold in the County of Will of
Flint, Widow, being at the respective Times of making her
?1or0jI":a
s
Will and of her Death seised of or entitled in Fee Simple 27th Sept.
to (among other Hereditaments) the Hereditaments set forth and 1799-
described in the First Part of the First Schedule hereto annexed, and
•also of and to One undivided Moiety or Eight undivided Sixteenth
Parts of the Hereditaments set forth and described in the Second Part
of the said Schedule, and being also at the respective Times aforesaid
seised of or entitled in Fee Simple to One undivided Moiety or Eight
undivided Sixteenth Parts of the Hereditaments set forth in the Third
Part of the said Schedule, duly made her last Will and Testament
in Writing, dated the Twenty-seventh Day of September One thousand
seven hundred and ninety-nine, and thereby devised, amongst other
"things, One Fourth Part, the whole to be divided into Four equal
Parts,
of all her Messuages, Lands, Tenements, Hereditaments, and
•Real Estates, wheresoever situate, except her Dwelling House and
Cottage in Mold aforesaid, unto the Reverend John Conway Potter
[Private.]
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and her Daughters
Phcebe
Lloyd and Susanna
Lloyd,
and their Heirs,
to the Use of her Grand-daughter Dorothea Catherine dough (now
Dorothea Catherine Howard) for her Life, and after the Determina-
tion of that Estate to the Use of the said John Conway Pottery
Phosbe
Lloyd,
and Susanna
Lloyd,
and their Heirs, upon trust to
support the contingent Estates therein-after limited, but nevertheless
to permit her said Grand-daughter during her Life to receive the Rents
and Profits
thereof,
and after her Decease to the Use of all and everv
the Child and Children of her said Grand-daughter, and the Heirs of
the Body of such Children lawfully to be begotten, as Tenants iu
Common, with Cross Remainders between them, as was usual in such
Cases,
and in case her said Grand-daughter should have only One
Child to the Use of such Child and the Heirs of his or her Body, and
with the Reversion as to such Fourth to the Use of her said Daughters
Phcebe
Lloyd and Susanna
Lloyd,
their Heirs and Assigns for ever,
as Tenants in Common; as to One other Fourth Part the Testatrix
devised the same to her Daughter Mary Elizabeth Potter for her Life,
and after the Determination of that Estate to the Use of Trustees
during the Life of the said Mary Elizabeth Potter, to preserve contin-
gent Remainders, and after her Decease to the Use of all and every
the Child and Children of the said Mary Elizabeth Potter and the
Heirs of the Body and Bodies of such Child and Children lawfully to
be begotten, as Tenants in Common, with Cross Remainders between
such Child and Children, as was usual in like Cases, and if there should
be but One such Child then to the Use of such Child and the Heirs
of his or her Body, with the Reversion as to such Fourth to the Use
of the said Mary Elizabeth Potter and her Heirs for ever ; and as to
One other Fourth Part the Testatrix devised the same unto her
Daughter
Phosbe
Lloyd and her Heirs for ever; and as to the remaining
Fourth Part the said Testatrix devised the same unto her Daughter
the said Susanna Lloyd and her Heirs for ever; and the said Testatrix
charged all her Real Estates, except the said Tenement and Cottage
at Mold aforesaid, with an Annuity or yearly Rentcharge of Forty
Pounds to her Daughter Dorothea Clough, the Wife of the Reverend
Thomas Clough, to her separate Use for her Life, which Annuity has
long since ceased by the Death of the said Dorothea Clough, and she
appointed the said
Phcebe
Lloyd and Susanna Lloyd the Executrixes
of her Will:
Death of And whereas the said Dorothea Lloyd departed this Life some Time
Dorothea jn the Year One thousand eight hundred and one without having
her Will altered or revoked her said Will, which was duly proved by the Execu-
proved nth trixes therein named in the Prerogative Court of the Archbishop of
i ay
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Canterbury on the Eleventh Day of May One thousand eight hundred
and thirteen:
And whereas the said Dorothea Catherine Howard, formerly Clough,
on the Twenty-eighth Day of July One thousand eight hundred and
eleven
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eleven intermarried with the Reverend Richard Howard Doctor of
Divinity, since deceased, and the following were the Children of such
Marriage, and the only Children of the said Dorothea Catherine
Howard, that is to say, Dorothea Lloyd Howard, Hephzibah Emma
Howard, Richard Henry Howard,
Phcebe
Susannah, the Wife of John
Vincent Hawksley Williams, and Margaret Barbara, late the Wife
and now the Widow of John Griffith Griffith deceased, and Mary
Elizabeth, the Wife of the Reverend Thomas Norris Williams, and
since deceased, Elizabeth Benedicta, the Wife of William Wynne
Ffoulkes, and since deceased, Jane Catherine Maria, the Wife of the
Reverend Brabazon Hallowes, and since deceased, and Robert Manners
Howard, of which Children the said Robert Manners Howard died
unmarried and without Issue, and without having in any way dealt
with his Interest in the Estates devised by the said Will: And whereas
on the Twelfth Day of November One thousand eight hundred and
forty the said Mary Elizabeth Williams, then Howard, intermarried
with the said Thomas Norris Williams, and she departed this Life on
the Twenty-seventh Day of April One thousand eight hundred and
fifty, leaving John Robert Williams her eldest Son her surviving: And
whereas on the Seventh Day of September One thousand eight hundred
and fifty-four the said Elizabeth Benedicta Ffoulkes, then Howard,
intermarried with the said William Wynne Ffoulkes, and she departed
this Life on the Twenty-eighth Day of March One thousand eight
hundred and fifty-eight, leaving Henry William Wynne Ffoulkes her
eldest Son her surviving: And whereas on the Sixteenth Day of June
One thousand eight hundred and fifty-two the said Jane Catherine
Maria Hallowes, then Howard, intermarried with the said Brabazon
Hallowes, and she departed this Life on the Twelfth Day of June One
thousand eight hundred and fifty-three, leaving Thomas Richard
Francis Brabazon Hallowes her eldest Son her surviving:
And whereas the said Dorothea Catherine Howard, under an Inden- Indenture,
ture dated the Nineteenth Day of January One thousand eight JjJ*^
hundred and nine, and made between Sarah Youde of the First Part,
Thomas Watkin Youde of the Second Part, Richard Parry of the
Third Part, Edward Youde, Julia Youde, and Harriet Youde of the
Fourth Part, Stephen Leeke of the Fifth Part, George Whittley of the
Sixth Part, John Lloyd of the Seventh Part, John Conway Potter,
the said Phcebe
Lloyd,
Susanna
Lloyd,
and the said Dorothea
Catherine Howard, then Clough, of the Eighth Part, Joseph Duke
of the Ninth Part, and William Wynne of the Tenth Part, is seised
of or entitled in Fee Simple to One undivided Fourth Part of the
Hereditaments set forth and described in the Sixth Part of the said
First Schedule hereto ; and under an Indenture dated the Fourth Day indenture,
of July Oae thousand eight hundred and nine, and made between the ^^9
said Sarah Youde of the First Part, the said Thomas Watkin Youde
of the Second Part, the said Richard Parry of the Third Part, the
said
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