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THIS INDENTURE MADE THE 30th day of May
the 27th year of the Reign of Our Sovereign Lord George
the Third by the Grace of God of Great Britain France
and Ireland king Defender of the Faith and so forth and
in the year of Our Lord 1787 BETWEEN JOHN TREHAWKE of
the Borough of Liskeard in the County of Cornwall
Esquire of the one part and William Marshall of the
Parish of Lanivet in the said County Carpenter of the
other part WITNESSETH that the said John Trehawke for
and in consideration of the sum of £40 of lawful money
of Great Britain in hand well and truly paid by the said
William Marshall and before the sealing and delivery of
these presents the receipt whereof is hereby
acknowledged and is hereon endorsed HATH granted demised
leased sett and to Trarm sett and in and by these
presents DOTH grant demise lease sett to Trarm sett unto
the said William Marshall ALL that Moiety or Halfendale
of a tenement in Lamorock in the Parish of Lanivet
aforesaid with all and singular the appurtenances
wherein one Simon Saunders sometime dwelled formerly in
the possession of Francis Cole since of Stephen Cook and
Thomas Tom their tenants or tenant AND ALSO the 12th
part of that other Moiety of Halfendale of the aforesaid
tenements in Lamorock aforesaid with all and singular
the appurtenances which also was in the tenure or
occupation of the said Stephen Cook and Thomas Tom (that
is to say) such and so many several fields only and
orchards with the appurtenances as have been only
heretofore held occupied and enjoyed by the aforesaid
Simon Saunders and other former tenants of the said
Moiety and 12th part the said tenement in Lamorock
aforesaid excepting and always reserving out of this
present demise and grant unto the said John Trehawke his
heirs and assigns ALL tyn and other metal now found or
hereafter to be found in or upon the said demised
premises or any part thereof and all timber trees that
are now growing or which hereafter be grown in or upon
the premises with free liberty of ingress egress and
regress to and for the said John Trehawke his heirs and
assigns in to all and singular the premises with the
appurtenances to enter dig and search for tyn and other
metals and the tyn and other metals there found and
timer from thence lawfully to carry away and the same to
convert at his and their will and pleasure TO HAVE AND
TO HOLD all and singular the said demised premises in
Lamorock aforesaid with all and singular the
appurtenances (except before excepted) unto the said
William Marshall his executors administrators and
assigns for and during the full term and time of
fourscore and nineteen years fully to be complete and
ended of William Marshall (aged about 14 years) and Mary
Marshall (aged about eleven years) son and daughter of
the said William Marshall shall so long happen to live
the said term to commence and begin immediately from and
after the death of Edward Harris they now subsisting
life on the said premises or the surrender forfeiture or
other sooner determination of a term of fourscore and
nineteen years granted in the said premises and now
determinable on his death HE the said William Marshall
his executors administrators and assigns YIELDING AND
PAYING therefore yearly and every year after the
commencement and during the continuance of the said
hereby granted term unto the said John Trehawke his
heirs and assigns the yearly rent or sum of 6/- 2d of
lawful money of Great Britain at the four most usual
Feasts or Days of payment of Rent in the year (that is
to say) the Nativity of Saint John the Baptist The Feast
of Saint Michael the Archangel The Birth of Our Lord
Christ and the Annonciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary
by even and equal portions the first payment thereof to
be made and begin on such of the said Feasts as shall
first happen after the commencement of the said term AND
THEN ALSO yielding two capons yearly during the said
term at the Feast of Saint Michael the Archangel 2/- for
the same at the Election of the said John Trehawke hid
heirs and assign AND ALSO one Harvest journey yearly or
4d for the same at the like Election AND ALSO doing suit
and service to the courts of the said John Trehawke and
his heirs twice yearly after the commencement and during
the continuance of the said term AND ALSO grinding all
his corn and grain that shall be used on the premises at
the mills of the said John Trehawke his heirs and
assigns called Lanevit Mills AND ALSO Repairing and
Maintaining all and singular the aforesaid demised
premises and every part and parcel thereof in Houses
Hedges Ditches fences as in all other Needful and
Necessary Reparations when and as often as need shall
require after the commencement and during the
continuance of the said term and in the end or other
sooner determination of the said term the same so well
and sufficiently repaired sustained and maintained shall
and will leave and yield up AND IF IT HAPPEN the said
yearly rent of 6/- 2d Capons or 2/- Harvest journey of
4d suit to court or 3d £2 for and in the name of an
Heriot or either of them to be behind and unpaid in part
or in all by the space of 6 months next after any the
said times of payment as aforesaid whereon the same
ought to be paid and done as aforesaid being lawfully
demanded and not paid and no sufficient distress or
distresses in or upon the said demised premises or any
part thereof can and may be found whereby the rents
heriots or other dues so being behind with the
arrearages thereof (if any be) can or may be levied or
paid OR of the said William Marshall his executors
administrators and assigns shall do or commit or suffer
to be done or committed any spoil waste or destruction
in or upon the said demised premises to the value of 5/-
and the same be not sufficiently repaired and amended
within the space of 3 months after Notice given for the
repairing and mending thereof that thenant from
thenceforth for any or either of the causes aforesaid it
shall and may be lawful to and for the said John
Trehawke his heirs and assigns into all and singular the
said demised premises with their and every of their
appurtenances to re-enter the same to have again
reposses and enjoy as in his and their first and former
Estate these presents or anything herein contained to
the contrary in anywise notwithstanding AND the said
John Trehawke and his heirs all and singular the said
demised premises with the appurtenances unto the said
William Marshall his executors administrators and
assigns in manner and form aforesaid and during the term
aforesaid under the rents services covenants conditions
and reservations before in these presents reserved and
expressed as well against the High and Chief Lord or
Lords of the Fee or Fees thereof for all manner of High
Rents reliefs suits and services issuing due and payable
out of or for the same or any part thereof as against
all and every other Person or Persons whatsoever
lawfully claiming the same or any part thereof shall and
will warrant acquit and by these presents defend IN
WITNESS whereof the aforesaid parties to these presents
their hands and seals interchangeably have sett the day
and year first above written
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Contributed by Malcolm McCarthy, (Malc in Sunny Padstow), who has the original document. |