Record

Document Reference	Bn 76
Title	Petition for an Act of Parliament permitting the sale of the estate of William Smalley [deceased] at Beeston, Nottinghamshire; 29 Feb. 1711
Date	29 February 1711
Extent	1 item
Level	Item/file
Content Description	The estate is specified in indentures dated 15-16 Sep. 1707 [Bn 68 and Bn 69] which conveyed it to Alexander Taylor and Thomas Allsopp, to be held in trust by them, for discharging the debts of William Smalley and freeing his heir Nathaniel Smalley, aged 8, of these debts, and for enabling a more appropriate purchase to be made for Nathaniel Smalley by his mother an guardian Ann Sherratt, and trustees Alexander Taylor and Thomas Allsopp. Signatures: Ann Sherratt, Alexander Taylor, Thomas Allsopp. Witnesses: Samuel Clarke, Ilsley Sherratt.
Language	English
Term	estate business, Beeston (Nottinghamshire)
Term	parliamentary business, petitions
Physical Description	Seals: 3 of, shellac, armorial

Persons

Code	PersonName	Dates of existence
NA78093	Taylor; Alexander (fl 1707); gentleman of Ashborne, Derbyshire; trustee of the Will of William Smalley	fl 1707
NA78094	Allsopp; Thomas (fl 1707-1730); of Edlaston, Derbyshire; trustee of the Will of William Smalley	fl 1707-1730
NA78092	Smalley; William (-pre 1711); yeoman of Beeston, Nottinghamshire; brother of Samuel Smalley of Blore, Staffordshire	-pre 1711
NA78101	Smalley; Nathaniel (c.1699-1776); clerk; fellow of Emmanuel College, Cambridge University from 1729; rector of North Luffenham and vicar of Preston near Lavenham 1742-1776; son and heir of Samuel Smalley and Ann Smalley [afterwards Ann Sherratt]; nephew and heir of William Smalley of Beeston, Nottingham	c.1699-1776
NA78102	Sherratt; Ann (fl 1711); also Anne; married Samuel Smalley then afterwards married Richard Sherratt; mother of Nathaniel Smalley	fl 1711