| Content Description | First Party: Benjamin Eddison, grocer of Worksop, Nottinghamshire; Robert Booth, gentleman of Nottingham; and William Booth, gentleman of Kirkby Woodhouse, Nottinghamshire.
Second Party: Peter Sissons, stationer of Worksop also; John Horncastle, farmer of Carlton in Lindrick, Nottinghamshire; and Francis Sissons, printer of Worksop.
Third Party: Bernard Edward [Howard, 12th] Duke of Norfolk.
Fourth Party: Edward Blount, esquire of Bellamore, Staffordshire.
Assignment from (1) at the direction of (3) to (4) of the sum of £2500. secured by the recited mortgage at (a) below, in trust for (3); also assignment from (1) to (3) of the property included in the recited mortgage at (a) below; [property includes a messuage and several closes known as Holme Farm in the parish of Whitwell, Derbyshire, and any allotments awarded under the Whitwell Enclosure Act of 1813].
Consideration: £2500. and £96.7.0. as interest.
Recitals: (a) details of an indenture of mortgage dated 14 Aug. 1820 [see Ne 6 D 2/47/110]; (b) details of a bond bearing even date with (a) for the sum of £5000. [see Ne 6 D 2/47/111]; (c) fact that the sum of £2500. was not paid to (1) and so the property became absolute at law for the remainder of the unexpired term of 1000 years; (d) details of the will of William Willcock dated 14 Aug. 1822; (e) fact that Willcock died in 1824 without revoking his will; (f) fact that (1) now require payment of the sum of £2500. with interest and that (3) has agreed to advance the same secured by an assignment of the sum of £2500..
Endorsed with a further indenture on the reverse of the second skin, dated 4 Aug. 1824:
First Party: Edward Blount.
Second Party: Peter Sissons, John Horncastle and Francis Sissons, devisees in trust of the will of William Willcock.
Third Party: Bernard Edward [Howard, 12th] Duke of Norfolk.
In consideration of the property, (1) at the request of (3) and (2) agrees to be possessed of the property to be conveyed by virtue of a lease and release, in trust to attend the freehold and inheritance.
Recitals: (a) fact that (3) has agreed with (2) for the purchase of the property for the sum of £4396., to be paid from the sum of £6180., and that it was further agreed that the purchase money of £4396. should be used to to pay (3) the sum of £2000. for the conveyance and settlement of the property as directed by an act of parliament; (b) fact that all interest owing on the principal sum has since been paid, and by virtue of a lease and release bearing even date [wanting] the property is intended to be conveyed. |