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AN AGREEMENT made the 13th June 1904
BETWEEN HARRIET KESTELL the wife of James Lobb Kestell
of Trethillick in the Parish of Padstow Cornwall Farmer
and ELLEN SELINA TAMBLYN of Truro in the said County
widow (who together with the executors administrators
and assigns of the said ELLEN SELINA TAMBLYN are
hereinafter called the landladies) of the one part and
WILLIAM HENRY MAY of Summercourt in the said County (who
together with his executors administrators and assigns
is hereinafter called the tenant) of the other part
whereby it is mutually agreed as follows
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The landladies agree to let and the
tenant agrees to take from the 24th day of June 1904
All that dwelling house carpenters shop garden
orchard and three fields containing altogether two
acres three rods and fifteen perches which said
premises are situate at or near Summercourt
aforesaid adjoining the road from Summercourt to
Bodmin and a parcel of the Manor of Trevetheleck and
commonly known as Little Goenrounson
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The tenancy shall be a yearly one
(as long as the estate and interest of the said
Harriet Kestell in the said premises shall continue
and either party shall be entitled to give or
receive twelve months notice to quit to expire on
any midsummer day
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The tenant shall pay as rent of the
said premises the sum of £14 per annum such rent to
be payable half yearly at Xmas and Midsummer.
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All rates and taxes (except
landlords property tax) shall be paid by the tenant
and the tithes by the landladies.
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All the land shall be kept in
permanent pasture and shall not be broken at any
time
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The internal repairs of the dwelling
house and buildings shall be done by the tenant and
all external repairs by the landladies.
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All crops grown on the premises
shall be consumed thereon
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All hedges gates and fences shall be
put into good repair by the landladies and
thereafter kept in good repair and so left by the
tenant at the end of the tenancy
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The premises generally shall be
farmed in a husband like manner
All crops growing on the premises at the
end of the tenancy shall be taken by the landladies or
their incoming tenant at a price to be mutually agreed
or at a valuation to be made in the usual way
AWITNESS the hands of the parties
Harriet Kestell witness Walter O.Wellington Accountant
Wadebridge
Ellen Selina Tamblyn witness Charles Wm Bendle
W H May Witness W. T. Kestell
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