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Surnames included herein: COAD,
DAVEY, FOOKES, LANE, LANGSFORD, OLLIVER, RUNDLE
This Indenture made the twenty second day of June
one thousand eight hundred and forty one Between
Charles Olliver of the parish of Saint Neot in the
County of Cornwall Blacksmith of the first part Robert
Coad of the borough of Liskeard in the said county Land
Surveyor and George Rundle of Stokes Damerel in the
County of Devon Esquire of the second part and William
Langsford of Saint Neot aforesaid Mason of the third
part. Whereas the said Charles Olliver being
subject in fee of a dwelling house smiths shop garden
and orchard situate at Ley in the said parish of Saint
Neot did by Indenture dated the 13th day of
January one thousand eight hundred and thirty Six in
consideration of the sum of eighty pounds demised the
same unto William Fookes Clerk since deceased his
executors Administrators and assigns for one thousand
years from the date thereof upon certain Trusts for
securing to the said William Fookes his Executors
administrators and assigns payment of the said sum of
Eighty pounds and interest as therein mentioned and
subject thereto in trust for the said Charles Olliver
his Executors Administrators and assigns And Whereas
the said William Fookes departed this life the 2nd day
of April One thousand eight hundred and thirty eight
having first duly made and published his last will and
testament in writing bearing date the 1st day of the
first month of April whereby he demised all his lands
and inheritance and residue of his estate and effects
unto his friends the said Robert Coad and George Rundle
their heirs Executors Administrators and assigns and
appointed them Executors in the trust of his said Will
which they shortly after duly proved in the Archbishops
Court of Canterbury And Whereas the said Charles
Olliver hath agreed with the said William Langsford for
the sale to him of the piece or parcel of Land
hereinafter mentioned being part of the Lands comprised
in the said Indenture of Mortgage for the{residue of the
said term of one thousand years therein at the sum of
Five pounds and the said Robert Coad and George Rundle
have at the request of the said Charles Olliver agreed
to join in assigning the same being satisfied with the
remaining part of the said hereditaments as a security
for the principal and interest due on the said Mortgage
Now this Indenture Witnesseth that in
consideration of Five pounds of lawful Money of Great
Britain to the said Charles Olliver now in hand paid by
the said William Langsford the receipt whereof the said
Charles Olliver doth hereby acknowledge and in
consideration the sum of 10 shillings of lawful Money to
the said Robert Coad and George Rundle {now?} also paid
by the said William Langsford the receipt whereof is
hereby duly acknowledged They the said Robert Coad and
George Rundle do and each of them doth
Bargain sell assign transfer and set over unto the said
William Langsford his Executors Administrators and
Assigns All that piece and parcel of Land already
marked out and bounded being part of the Garden and
orchard situate at Ley in the said parish of Saint Neot
and next adjoining the new Methodist Chapel and at the
south and thereof and containing two yards of Land
customary measure and comprised in the said Indenture of
Demise or Mortgage aforesaid together with all ways
easements and appurtenances to the same belonging And
all the Estate and Interest as well legal as Equitable
of them the said Robert Coad and George Rundle and
Charles Olliver of in and to the same To have and to
hold the said piece or parcel of Land hereinafter
assigned or intended to be with the appurtenances unto
the said William Langsford his Executors Administrators
and Assigns henceforth for and during all the remainder
now to come and unexpired of the said term of One
thousand years therein cease by the hereinbefore in part
recited Indenture of Demise of the thirteenth day of
January One thousand eight hundred and thirty six And
the said Charles Olliver doth hereby {for himself his
heirs Executors and Administrators Covenant promise and
agree with and the said William Langsford his Executors
Administrators and assigns that the said William
Langsford his executors administrators or assigns shall
and may from time to time hereafter during the said term
of One thousand years peaceably and quietly have hold
use occupy and enjoy the said piece of ground hereby
assigned with the appurtenances and {receive?} and take
the rents issues and profits thereof to and for his and
their own use and benefit without any interruption
whatsoever of or by the said Charles Olliver his heirs
Executors Administrators or Assigns the said parties
hereto of the second part or of or by any other person
or persons whomsoever. And further that he the
said Charles Olliver his heirs Executors and
administrators and all and every other person or persons
whomsoever having or lawfully claiming and Estate Right
Title or Interest either at Law or in Equity of in to or
out of the said piece of ground hereby assigned or
intended so to be or any part thereof shall and will
from time to time and at all times hereafter during the
remainder of the said term of One thousand years of and
in the said premises now to come and unexpired at the
request and Expense of the said William Langsford his
Executors Administrators and assigns make do and execute
or cause and procure the made done and executed all and
every such further and other lawful reasonable acts and
acts thing and things assignments and assignments and
assurances in the Law whatsoever for the further better
more perfectly and absolutely assigning and assuring the
said piece of ground and premises hereby assigned with
the appurtenances unto the said William Langsford his
Executors administrators and assigns for all the
remainder of the said term of One thousand years which
shall be then to come and unexpired as by the said
William Langsford his Executors Administrators or
Assigns or his or their Counsel in the Law shall be
reasonably advised or devised and required In witness
whereof the parties aforesaid to these presents (being
first duly stamped) the hands and seals set the day and
year first above written.
(Signed and Sealed) Charles Olliver
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(Signed and Sealed)
Robert Coad |
(Signed
and Sealed) George Rundle |
Signed sealed and delivered by the within named Charles
Olliver in the
presence of
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(Signed) John
Lane
(Signed) Jeremiah Davey |
Signed sealed and delivered by the Within named
Robert Coad and George Rundle in the presence of
(Signed) John Lane
Received this day and year first within written of and
from the within named William Langsford the sum of Five
pounds being in full for the consideration Money within
mentioned to be paid by him to me
Witness
(Signed) John Lane
(Signed) Jeremiah Davey |
As witness my hand
(Signed) Charles Olliver
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Receipt attached
Received of Mr Richard Oliver of St Neot the sum of £25
being amount due to me from Mrs Langsford of St Neot on
her note of hand and dependant of deeds
| Dated this 6th
day of September 1859 |
Received £25 R Nicholls |
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