Sir John Aubrey estate: grant of further powers to let estates devised by, and purchased pursuant to, his will Act 1834
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ANNO QUARTO & QUINTO
GULIELMI IV. REGIS.
Cap.
24.
An Act to grant further Powers of leasing Part of
the Estates devised by and purchased pursuant
to the Will of Sir John Aubrey Baronet.
[27th June 1834:]
HERE AS by certain Indentures of Lease and Release and indentures
Settlement, bearing Date respectively the Twenty-third of
[iease
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and Twenty-fifth Days of May One thousand eight hundred dated S23d
and eighteen, and made between Sir John Aubrey of Dorton House in and 25th
the County of Bucks, Baronet, of the one Part, and John Forster of
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Carey Street in the Parish of Saint
Clement
Danes, Westminster, in the
County of Middlesex, Gentleman, of the other Part, reciting that
John Eagleton the Steward of the said Sir John Aubrey, and Elizabeth
Eagleton, now his Wife, (then Elizabeth Mumford, the Housekeeper of
the said Sir John Aubrey at the same Place), were about to intermarry,
and that the said Sir John Aubrey, in consideration of their good and,
faithful Services, was minded to convey and settle the Messuage,
Lands, and Hereditaments therein-after described in manner therein-
after mentioned, it was witnessed, that in consideration of the good
and faithful Services of the said John Eagleton and Elizabeth Mumford
respectively, and for divers other good Causes and Considerations, he
the said Sir John Aubrey did grant, release, and confirm unto the
said John Forster and to his Heirs all that Messuage or Dwelling
House, with the Garden, Orchard, or Paddock, Barns, Stables, and
other Buildings and Appurtenances thereto belonging, and all that
Close, Piece, or Parcel of Pasture Land, theretofore in Two Closes,
and called the Little Upper Moor Lintz otherwise Upper
Close,
and
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the Great Upper Moor Lintz. otherwise Home Ground, (containing
by Estimation Fourteen Acres One Rood and Eleven Perches, or
thereabouts), and all that Close, Piece, or Parcel of Pasture Land
called the Lower Moor Lintz, containing by Estimation Seventeen
Acres and Eight Perches, or thereabouts, and all that Close, Piece,
or Parcel of Arable Land (theretofore in Two Closes, and called
Whitcomb Hill and the Well Close,) containing Eleven Acres One
Rood and Sixteen Perches, or thereabouts, which said Messuage,
Lands, and Premises were situate in the Parish of Brill in the County
of Bucks, and were formerly in the Tenure or Occupation of John
Saunders, afterwards of John Fisher
Fleming,
and then late of William
Russell, his Undertenants or Assigns, with the Appurtenances, to hold
unto the said John Forster and his Heirs to the Use of the said John
Eagleton and his Assigns during his natural Life, with Remainder to
the Use of the said Elizabeth Mumford and her Assigns during her
natural Life, with Remainder to the Use of the said Sir John Aubrey,
Will of
Sir
his Heirs and Assigns for ever: And whereas the said Sir John Aubrey,
John Aubrey by his last Will and Testament in Writing, bearing Date the Thirtieth
^fHN ^ay °^ November One thousand eight hundred and twenty-five, and
ber 1825. so executed and attested as to pass Freehold Estates, after bequeathing
divers specific and pecuniary Legacies, gave and devised all his
Manor of Dorton, and his Capital Messuage or Mansion House at
Dorton in the said County of Bucks, and his Manor of Chilton, and
his Capital Messuage or Mansion House at Chilton in the said
County of Bucks, and the Rectory Impropriate of Chilton aforesaid,
and all his Manor of Easingdon otherwise Easington in the said
County of Bucks, and all and singular his Freehold Messuages, Lands,
Tenements, Tithes, and Hereditaments situate or arising in Dorton,
Brill, Oakley, Piddington, Chilton, Easingdon otherwise Easington,
Long
Crendon,
and
Ickford,
or any of them, in the Counties of Bucks
and
Oxford,
and all other the Manors and Hereditaments whatsoever
the Inheritance whereof he had Power to dispose of, whether in
Possession, Reversion, Remainder, or Expectancy, unto the Right
Honourable
Charles
Earl of Tankerville, and James Scott of' Rotherfield
Park in the County of Southampton, Esquire, and their Heirs, to the
Uses,
upon the Trusts, and for the Intents and Purposes, and under
and subject to the-Powers, Provisoes, Limitations, and Declarations
therein-after limited, expressed, of declared of and concerning the same
respectively j namely, as for and concerning all that Messuage and
Farm called Addingrove Farm, with the Lands, Hereditaments, an'd-
Appurtenances thereto belonging, or therewith occupied or enjoyed,
containing together by Estimation Two hundred Acres and twenty-
six Perches or thereabouts, situate and being in the Parishes of Brill
and Oakley in the said County of Bucks, then or then late in the
Occupation of William Hollyman; with the Appurtenances, to the Use
of Sir Henry Fletcher Baronet (eldest Son of Sir Henry Fletcher,'
then late of Walton-upon-Thames in the County of Surrey, Baronet,;
deceased,) and his Assigns, during his natural Life, and from and
after his Decease to the Use of John Phillip Fletcher, younger Son of
the said Sir Henry Fletcher deceased (in the said Will by Mistake
called John Fletcher), and his Assigns, during his natural Life ; and
as for and concerning all those Messuages, Gardens, Closes, Lands,
and Hereditaments situate hvBrill in the-said County of Bucks, which
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