Reference: 2216/1A
Creation dates: 30 September 1726
Scope and Content
Sealed will of Sir Francis Charlton of Ludford bart.
He has settled by lease and release of 3 and 4 March 1702/3 and a fine and recovery
pursuant, his capital messuage in Bishop's Castle (formerly Thomas Crump and
Margery Crump widow, now or late David Morris gentleman), other property in Bishop's
Castle town and parish and Lydham parish (David Morris, Richard Woolaston,
Thomas Whittcot, William Bright, Maurice Apugh senior and junior, and Keremiah Brown
gentleman land called the Warren of Hucklemind als Hucclement near the town and
within the parish of Bishop's Castle; a new erected messuage, backside, and garden
on the east side of Broad Street, Ludlow; a cottage and barn new erected and now
converted into a coach-house and stable with little garden, adjoining the other
new-erected house on the S.; messuages in Bishop's Castle; to use of his wife Dame
Mary as jointure and after to use of his sons in tail male, remainder to daughters
as tenants in common. By lease and release 9 and 10 March 1712/13 he settled
tithes of corn, grain, and hay in Ludford (which he purchased of Mr John Baldwin
gentleman) to use of his wife for life for increase of her jointure, remainder to
his son Job Charlton in tail male, remainder to other sons in tail male, remainder
to daughters as tenants in common. He confirms these two settlements.
He has lately purchased from Thomas Powell of Park Hall esq, for £10.500 paid or
secured to be paid, the capital messuage called Park Hall, the farm and demesne
lands of Park Hall in the parish of Whittington, Smith's tenement near Park Hall,
farm called Brin a Barra in Sallattin and Whittington, 8 tenements and land
(Robert Davies, Richard Phillips, Lloyd widow, Richard Lewis, Edward [...]
Ja ndrel -1, Thomas Williams, David Berkley, and John Jones) in the township
of Birghill, Whittington; lands (Gabriel Edwards) in Yfton als Upton in the
parish of Oswestry; 3 water corn mills called Park Mills in Salattin; messuages
in Oswestry (John Price, Gabriel Edwards butcher, William Price, William Howell,
Lloyd widow, Jane Peters); 4 cottages without the gate of Oswestry (George
Edwards, Thomas Higgins, John Mostin, Thomas Harris), quit rents in Oswestry
amounting to 6s; property in Whittington, Porkington, Sallattin, and Oswestry;
to use of Mary Came of Ludford widow and James Medlycott of Ven co Somerset their
heirs and assigns, in trust to convey to uses to be appointed by Charlton by will
or deed. The trustees, pursuant to directions, 22 August last, have by lease
and release of 15 and 16 Sept. instant settled the said messuages and conveyed
them to [...] drian Moor of New Inn, St Clements Danes, esq and John Huchings
of Sherborne co Dorset gentleman and their heirs, to use of Sir Francis Charlton
for life, after to use of Dame Mary and William Morris of Pentrinant co Mont
gentleman, their executors, administrators and assigns, for 500 years in trust
to raise £4000 to distribute among the testator's wife, Francis Edward Charlton
and Emma Charlton, 2 of his children in shares and in the meantime to pay
maintenance for them as he, Francis Charlton, should by writing appoint,
remainder to Job Charlton his eldest son now living for his life, remainder
to trustees to preservecontingent remainders, remainder to Job's sons in tail
male, remainder to Francis Edward Charlton the testator's 2nd son now living
for life, trustees, sons in tail male, remainder to testator's daughter Emma
trustees, / and her sons in tail male, remainder to all daughters of Job,
Francis Edward, and Emma, and heirs of their bodies as tenants in common,
for want of issue, remainder to Dame Mary the testator's wife, her heirs
and assigns He gives the property purchased from Powell to these uses
Bequests - £6 to the poor of the parish of Ludford, £5 to the poor of
Ludlow, £5 to the poor of Whittington £5 to the poor of the parish of Bishop's
Castle to be distributed by the ministers, churchwardens and overseers of the
poor of the respective parishes To every servant living with him at the
time of his death, a years wages above what is owing To every workman
employed at day labour about the house or grounds at Ludford in Charlton's
actual occupation or management, one week's wages over and above what is owing
All his plate, jewels, household goods, furniture, pictures, books,
coaches, chariots, chaises, horses, stock of cattle, utensils of husbandry,
corn in the barn or on the ground, and other personal estate to his wife
His wife to be guardian of the children till age 21
The testator lately purchased of Richard Knight of Bringwood Forge co
Hereford gentleman a capital messuage or orchard adjoining a garden late in
the possession of Richard Knight and extending to the town wall of Ludlow -
this was conveyed to Charlton, his wife, Job and Emma for residue of term
of 965 years. He intended his wife and children to be joint purchasers and
that the term should go by survivorship according to the law touching joint
tenancies Wife to be executrix Signature of Francis Charlton
Witnesses:- Mary Came, James Medlycott, Charity Gollop, James Marsh
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Reference:
2216/1-2
Creation dates:
17 and 18 January 1772
Scope and Content
1. John Charlton Kinchant of Park Hall esq, eldest son and heir of
John Kinchant of Park Hall esq by Emma Kinchant his wife lately deceased, who
was sister and heir at law of Job Charlton late of Park Hall esq deceased and
daughter of Sir Francis Charlton late of Ludford bart by Dame Mary his wife
both deceased 2. John Adams of Castle Yard, St Andrew, Holbourn co Middx
gentleman 3. John Roberts of Castle Yard gentleman 4. George Clive
of Arlington Street in the Liberties of Westminster esq and John Ashby of
Shrewsbury gentleman 5. Richard Myddleton of Chirk Castle esq and
John Mytton of Halston esq Consideration; extinguishing all estates
tail and settling the property on new uses Lease and release of a
capital messuage called Park Hall and demesne lands in the parishes of
Whittington and Salatin (90 acres); messuage adjoining and land also part of
the demesne (260 a.) (Arthur Embrey farmer) - rent £210, subject to an allowance
of £10 for lime, coat, cart and plow boot; messuage in Whittington near Park
Hall called Tinker's Green or the Smith's tenement (Lawrence Bassnett yeoman)
- rent £65; 3 water corn mills in the parish of Salatin (Richard Jones)
- rent £20; Cae Cam, Cae r Onnen, and the Croft, within the liberties of
the town of Oswestry (Alice Jones widow) - rent £35; land called the
Caia glishions in several parts and the Croft within the liberties of
Oswestry (Catherine Edwards widow) - rent £26 To create a tenant
for a common recovery to enure to these uses:- Clive and Ashby,
their executors, administrators and assigns, for term of 500 years from
25 March next, on trust; Kinchant and assigns for his life with power
to make jointures and portions and grant leases; Myddleton and Mytton
and heirs to preserve contingent remainders; from death of Kinchant,
sons in tail male or in default of issue, John Kinchant(father of John
Charlton Kinchant) and assigns for his life, the trustees to preserve,
Francis Kinchant(brother of John Charlton Kinchant) and assigns for
his life and trustees to preserve, sons in tail male; in default, to
use of Richard Kinchant another brother and assigns, trustees, sons
in tail male; in default all daughters of John Charlton Kinchant as
tenants in common and heirs of their bodies, in default of issue to
use of Emma Kinchant and Elizabeth Kinchant sisters of John Charlton
Kinchant, and heirs of their bodies, as tenants in common; in default,
daughters of Francis Kinchant as tenants in common and heirs of their
bodies or daughters of Richard as tenants in common and heirs of
their bodies; in default to use of Gertrude Browne wife of the Rev.
Edward Browne Archdeacon of Cork daughter of Emma Kinchant deceased
by her former husband Richard Jenkins esq deceased and heirs of
her body; or the heirs and assigns of John Charlton Kinchant
The term of 500 years is to raise portions for Emma and
Elizabeth Kinchant when 21 - £2000 equally divided with interest
at 4% from age 21 until paid, or £1000 for one survivor; if
neither survive till 21, the term ceases. Power to life tenant
to charge the estate with portions not exceeding £2000
Signatures of John Charlton Kinchant, John Adams, John Roberts,
John Ashby Witnesses:- Thomas Wingfield junior, Samuel Elsmere junior,
Thomas Wingfield of Underdale esq. Thomas Morgan clerk to Mr Ashby
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Reference: 2216/3
Creation dates: Hilary term, 12 George III (1772)
Scope and ContentExemplification of a common recovery John Roberts gentleman demandant, John Adams gentleman tenant, John Charlton Kinchant vouchee 20 messuages, 10 shops. 4 water corn mills, 20 gardens, 500 acres land, 100 acres meadow, 100 acres pasture, 300 acres furze and heath, 6s rent, common of pasture in Park, Whittington, Salatin, Swiney and Oswestry and in the parishes of Oswestry, Whittington and Salatin
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Reference: 2216/4
Creation dates: 7 February 1785
Scope and Content1. Robert Gosling and Francis Gosling of Fleet St London esqres executors of will of George Clive late of Arlington Street esq deceased the surviving trustee of the term of 500 years 2. Richard Rocke of Shrewsbury esq and Elizabeth his wife 3. Robert Pardoe of Lincolns Inn esq Recital of lease and release of 17 and 18 January 1772 (SRO 2216/1-2) Recovery suffered Hilary term 12 Geo IIIM(SRO 2216/3) Hilary term 1781, bill exhibited by Richard Rocke and Elizabeth his wife against Robert and Francis Gosling, J.C. Kinchant, John Kinchant the father, Francis Kinchant, Richard Kinchant, John Gardner and Emma his wife, praying an account of what was due to them for principal and interest. Richard Kinchant then stated to be abroad. Order to refer case to Mr Montague, a Master of Chancery, to compute sums due to Elizabeth and Emma and raise item. Further Orders dated 14 July 1784 and 14 July 1784, and Report of Master 4 February inst. Consideration £1323.6.8 paid by Pardoe. Mortgage of the settled estate, term of 500 years Signatures of Robert Gosling, Francis Gosling, Richard Rocke, Elizabeth Rocke Witnesses:- Anthony Kynnersley, William Coupland junior both of Shrewsbury, B.Sharpe clerk to Goslings, John Smith, Red Lion Square Receipts for costs paid endorsed.
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Reference: 2216/5
Creation dates: 20 July 1785
Scope and Content1. Robert Gosling and Francis Gosling 2. John Kinchant, now of Ludlow, late of Park Hall esq 3. Robert Pardoe of Lincolns Inn esq Recital of the settlement and mortgage (SRO 2216/1-4) John Kinchant the father filed a bill in Chancery Michaelmas 1779 to compell an account to be made. Emma came of age 29 July 1775 Consideration £1591 now advanced (total of amount due with interest to Emma, plus costs of suit) Mortgage for term of 500 years Signatures of John Kinchant, Robert Gosling, Francis Gosling Witnesses:- John Rittson, Henry Posser (agent to Mr Rittson), B Sharpe clerk to Messrs Gosling's, John Smith Red Lion Square
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Reference: 2216/6
Creation dates: 15 November 1796
Scope and Content1. Richard Kinchant now in the service of the East India Co 2. Francis Kinchant of Easton in the parish of Middleton on the Hill co Hereford clerk, brother of Richard Recital of assignment 7 February 1785 (SRO 2216/4) and another of 20 July 1785 (SRO 2216/5) 23 March 1785 deed poll by Pardoe declared that the £1533.7.2 secured 7 February 1785 was the proper money of John Kinchant 16 August 1785, another deed poll by Pardoe declared that the £1591 was also Kinchant's John Kinchant died leaving a will dated 24 May 1789 bequeathing residue of personalty to Francis, his daughter Elizabeth Rocke, and Richard equally divided Proved PCC by the executors Francis Kinchant and the Rev Samuel Sneade clerk. The debts and expenses are paid Consideration £1041.9.0 paid to Richard for purchase of his share of the 2 sums. Assignment. Appointment of Francis as attorney to receive the principal and interest. Pardoe's administrators and executors to stand possessed of the term in trust for Francis Signature of Richard Kinchant Witnesses:- Edward Sampson clerk to Messrs Hill and Meredith, Grays Inn: Endorsed: 3 August 1826 1. Mary Emma Andrews of Shrewsbury widow 2. The Rev John Langley of Shrewsbury clerk 3. George Andrews of Smith Street, Chelsea, esq and the Rev. William Bolland of Swineshead co Lincoln clerk and Richard Henry Kinchant of St Johns College, Cambridge esq Francis Kinchant died leaving an only child Mary Emma Andrews. His will dated 15 October 1822 gave her all his real and personal estate and mortgages, charged with repayment to Goslings of the money advanced to Richard Kinchant's wife or widow upon her arrival in England - the residue of the mortgages on Park amounting to £3124, to the whole of which he had become entitled - 2/3rds of this is to be assigned to the 3rd parties as part of the settlement on the 2nd marriage of Mary Emma to John Langley. Appointment of 3rd parties as their attorneys Signatures of Mary and John Witnesses: William Cooper of Shrewsbury attorney, John Mansell clerk to Mr Cooper
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Reference: 2216/7
Creation dates: 26 May 1801
Scope and Content1. Richard Rock of Trefnanney co Mont. esq and Elizabeth his wife, before her marriage Elizabeth Kinchant one of the daughters of John Kinchant 2. of Park Hall esq (deceased), and Francis Kinchant of Easton in the parish of Middleton on the Hill clerk, brother of Elizabeth Recital of assignment of 7 February 1785 (SRO 2216/4) and deed poll of 23 March 1785 (see SRO 2216/6) and 16 August 1785 (see SRO 2216/6), will of John Kinchant Consideration £1041.9.0 paid by Kinchant Assignment of their third share in the two principal sums. Appointment of Kinchant as their attorney Signatures of Richard Rocke, Elizabeth Rocke Witnesses:- John Williams, John Skrymsher Endorsed: 3 August 1826 1. Mary Emma Andrews, of Shrewsbury widow 2. The Rev John Langley of Shrewsbury clerk 3. George Andrews of Smith Street, Chelsea, co Middx esq, William Bolland of Swineshead co Lincoln clerk, and Richard Henry Kinchant of St John's College, Cambridge, esq Since the assignment, Kinchant has died leaving Mary Emma Andrewes his only child, and having made a will dated 15 October 1822 devising to her, her heirs and assigns all his real and personal estate - in a codicil he charged his Park mortgages with remunerating Messrs Gosling and Sharp bankers for money advanced to his brother Richard Kinchant's wife or widow upon her arrival in England - will and codicil proved PCC 16 March 1824. The money due to the bankers has been repaid A marriage is intended between John Langley and Mary Emma Amdrews Consideration; the marriage and 10s Assignment of 1/3rd share in trust for her; appointment as her attorney Signatures of Mary Emma Andrews, John Langley Witnesses:- William Cooper of Shrewsbury attorney, John Mansell his clerk
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Reference: 2216/8-9
Creation dates: 15 and 16 June 1827
Scope and Content1. John Charlton Kinchant of Brook Green, Hammersmith co Middx esq 2. Richard Henry Kinchant late of St Johns College Cambridge, now of Southampton Place, Euston Squa co Middx esq 3. Matthew Ford of Lincolns Inn Fields gentleman 4. John Ford of Lincolns Inn Fields gentleman 5. Henry Clive of Barkham co Berks esq and Edward Rogers of Stanage Park co Radnor esq Recital of SRO 2216/1-2. Francis Kinchant had an only son Francis who died without issue and unmarried. Richard Kinchant died 1809, leaving an eldest son Richard Henry Kinchant now of age 23. He is the first tenant in tail general in being. John Charlton Kinchant is now 79 and has had no children Consideration: barring estates tail Conveyance of the same property for joint lives of Matthew Ford and John Charlton Kinchant for the purposes declared, with proviso for Ford to pay Kinchant £100,000, to make Ford tenant for a recovery to these uses:- to corroborate the estate for life of John Charlton Kinchant and after to the intent that John Robert Nathaniel Kinchant, brother of Richard Henry Kinchant, and his assigns shallafter the decease of J.C.Kinchant and his present or any future wife and then during the joint lives of the brothers receive a yearly rent tax free of £100 payable in the common dining hall of Lincolns Inn half yearly, with provision for distraint after 14 days and re-entry after 28 days even without formal or legal demand; after to use of Clive and Rogers and heirs on trust to preserve contingent remainders, after to use of son - in tail male, in default to use of John Robert Nathaniel Kinchant and assigns for life, trustees, sons in tail male; in default to use of daughters as tenants in common and heirs of their bodies, and on failure of issue to use of Myra Anne Ellis sister of Richard Henry Kinchant and wife of Charles Ellis esq, for her life, trustees, sons in tail male or daughters as tenants in common. Provision for tenants for life to alter or make settlements etc and leases at improved rents Signatures of J.Charlton Kinchant, R.H.Kinchant, Matthew Ford, John Ford Witnesses:- G.B. Wharton, Lincolns Inn; Daniel Allmeth his clerk
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Reference: 2216/10
Creation dates: 10 November 1831
Scope and Content1. The Rev John Langley late of Shrewsbury, now of Wallingford co Berks clerk, and Mary Emma his wife 2. George Andrews of Smith Street, Chelsea esq, the Rev William Bolland of Swineshead clerk and Richard Henry Kinchant Lieutenant in HM Army, esq 3. Edward Richmond Nicholas of Wribbenhall near Bewdley gentleman 4. John Charlton Kinchant of Brook Green, Hammersmith esq and the said Richard Henry Kinchant 5. Henry Clive of Barkham co Berks esq and Edward Rogers of Stannage Park, Radnor, esq 6. Matthew Ford of Lincolns Inn Fields gentleman Recital of mortgages 7 February 1785 and 20 July 1785, subsequent deeds poll, will of John Kinchant, and assignments of 15 November 1796, 26 May 1801, 3 August 1826 (2), (vide ente) Will of Robert Pardoe 10 October 1789 devised to Robert Pardoe of Bewdley and Samuel Parleway all his mortgage interests, in trust, as executors. Will proved PCC 15 March 1791 Robert Pardoe of Bewdley survived his fellow trustee. Pardoe's will 29 March 1802 devised all trust estates to his nephew Robert Pardoe and appointed his wife Sarah and nephew executors, will proved PCC 3 June 1803 Robert the nephew by will 31 October 1825 devised trust estates to Edward Richmond Nicholas and appointed his wife Elizabeth Pardoe and John Nichols of Bewdley and E.R.Nicholas executors. Will proved PCC 16 March 1824. 3rd assignment dated 3 August 1826 John Charlton Kinchant in opposition to the Langleys has claimed to be absolutely entitled to the 2 principal sums by an alleged agreement between him and Francis Kinchant deceased dated 17 May 1814. Recital of decree in Chancery in 2 cases 10 June 1831 (a) John Langley and wife, Andrews and Bolland and others plts, John Charlton Kinchant, Richard Henry Kinchant and others defts (b) John Charlton Kinchant plt, the Langleys and others defts Kinchant's bill ordered to be dismissed with costs, the first bill referred to Master to tax costs. If the sum were not paid by Kinchant, the mortgage to be foreclosed Recital of indenture of 16 June 1827 (S.O 2216/9) Kinchant has paid the costs Consideration £3235.12.6 (the amount of the 2 principal sums and all arrears of interest) Release by the Langleys and their trustees. [...] Cons £44.5.8 and £62.7.5 costs. Discharge and Assignment - the term of 500 years to go with the inheritance Signatures Witnesses:- James Currie, Elizabeth Bolland of Swineshead, Mary Wright of Swineshead, G.B.Wharton John A.Hedges, attorney, Wallingford; George Masefield clerk to Mr Nicholas
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Reference: 2216/11-13
Creation dates: c 1831
Scope and Content
Attached:- extracts from registers of burials George Clive, St George's
Hanover Sq. 25 March 1779; Robert Pardoe, Lincolns Inn chapel, 10 March 1791
Samuel Purlewent, Southgate chapel, 3 August 1792
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Reference: 2216/14
Creation dates: 31 July 1845
Scope and Content1. Richard Henry Kinchant of Park Hall near Oswestry esq 2. Samuel George Bonham of Clifford Street, Bond St. co Middx esq Recital of lease and release 15 and 16 June 1828 (SRO 2216/8-9) Consideration £6000 advanced, secured on property comprised in the term of 99 years and 2 life insurance policies Demise, subjectto proviso Schedule:- No in map. Occupier Description Quantity Value 1 On hand Park Hall Garden 2.2.10 £95.0.2 2 On hand Garden field 2.3.38 5. On hand Little Lawn 12.1.29 6. On hand Little meadow 2.0.39 20. On hand Tinkers Green field 22.3. 8 3. On hand Pond 0.1.19 4. On hand Avenue 2.2. 3 7 On hand Stack Yard 0.1.17 8 On hand Plantation 2.1.38 9. On hand Plantation 0.1.21 10. On hand Plantation 3.3. 7 11 On hand Plantation 10.3.36 12 On hand Plantation 0.0.30 13 On hand Plantation and pool 0.0.22 14 On hand Plantation 0.0.14 15 On hand Plantation 0.1. 6 16 On hand Plantation and pool 0.1. 1 64.3.18 17 William Hughes, Timkers Green House and buildings 1.0.0 £345 21 William Hughes, Barn field 12.3.25 22 William Hughes, Cae Bonkin 5.2.14 23 William Hughes, Cae Canol 7.3.19 24 William Hughes, Cae Goe 10.0.9 25 William Hughes, Big Meadow 16.3.35 26 William Hughes, Little Lawnt 14.0.14 27 William Hughes, Big Lawnt 21.0.38 28 William Hughes, Cae Saplin 26.1.10 29 William Hughes, Little Hollings 16.3. 4 30 William Hughes, Big Hollings 13.1.26 31 William Hughes, CaePella 9.3.10 32 William Hughes, Coppice Newydd 10.1. 4 166.1.8 Representatives of the late Edward Hughes, Park Farm 33 Representatives of the House, buildings etc 1.2.8 £480 34 Representatives of the Barn Field 2.2.24 35 Representatives of the Little Leasow 4.1. 8 36 Representatives of the Bath Field 14.0.5 37 Representatives of the Lawn 29.3.19 38 Representatives of the Lawn field 8.0.26 39 Representatives of the Cae Pant 12.0.15 40 Representatives of the Big Leasow 14.1.22 41 Representatives of the Gravel Hole field 9.1.16 42 Representatives of the Long Leasow 14.1.16 43 Representatives of the Bryn y Batho 12.2.11 44 Representatives of the Bryn y Batho meadow 14.0.24 45 Representatives of the Cae Pallis 11.1.13 46 Representatives of the Little Pentreclawdd field 12.2. 8 47 Representatives of the Crow Pit field 9.3. 3 48 Representatives of the Grazing field 10.2.36 49 Representatives of the Cae Coppice 13.3. 4 50 Representatives of the Pentreclawdd field 13.3.12 51 Representatives of the Cae Cam 15.3.39 52 Representatives of the Top of Cae Cam 10.0.0 235.1.29 William Peate, Park Mills and lands £90 56 William Peate, House, buildings, mill 0.3. 6 57 William Peate, Garden 0.1.26 58 William Peate, Common field 3.1.30 59 William Peate, Pool field 2.2.18 60 William Peate, House field 2.1. 6 61 William Peate, Patch 0.1.11 62 William Peate, Lower Pool field 2.1. 9 63 William Peate, Corner field 3.0.16 69 William Peate, Cross Lanes field 1.0. 8 64 William Peate, Mill Pool 1.0. 1 65 William Peate, Mill stream and Rough 1.2.10 18.3.21 total £1010.0.0 Signature of R.H.Kinchant Witness:- Robert Simon, clerk to Mr Croxon, solicitor, Oswestry
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Reference:
2216/15
Creation dates: 31 July 1845
Scope and Content1. Richard Henry Kinchant of Park Hall esq 2. Samuel George Bonham of Clifford Street esq 3. Henry Scott Turner of Jermyn Street gentleman Appointment of receiver for securing the £6000. Same schedule.
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Reference: 2216/16
Creation dates: 31 July 1845
Scope and Content1. Richard Jones Croxon of Oswestry gentleman 2. Richard Henry Kinchant of Park Hall esq 3. Samuel George Bonham of Clifford St esq 4. Henry Scott Turner Croxon on nomination of Bonham assigns to Turner the property comprised in the mortgages of 7 February 1785 [...] a 20 July 1785 on trust to secure the £6000 and attend the inheritance
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Reference: 2216/17
Creation dates: 19 December 1848
Scope and Content1. Richard Henry Kinchant 2. Edward Rogers of Stanage Park esqk surviving trustee under the settlement Recital of lease and release 3 and 4 February 1835 1. Sarah Woollams widow 2. Thomas Jones 3. Richard Henry Kinchant 4. the Rev James Donne DD 5. Thomas Longueville Longueville Conveyance of land to uses to be appointed by Kinchant and in default to use of himself for life, Donne in trust, Kinchant and his heirs and assigns for ever Recital of lease and release 28 and 29 September 1840 (1) William Morris (2) Richard Henry Kinchant (3) Richard Jones Croxon Land conveyed to same uses Recital of lease and release 15 and 16 June 1827 i. John Charlton Kinchant (since deceased) ii. Richard Henry Kinchant iii Matthew Ford of Lincolns Inn Fields iv John Ford of same v. Henry Clive then of Barkham esq (since deceased) followed by common recoveryon the whole estate John Charlton Kinchant died without issue Recital of indenture of September 1832 (i) Richard Henry Kinchant (ii) Maria Eliza Kinchant now his wife (iii) Richard Redmond Caton and Thurston Bewley Caton In pursuance of the power given by settlement of 16 June 1827, Kinchant appointed an annuity of £200 p.a. to his wife in case she survived him, charged on the property settled and appointed the property for term of 99 years to the trustees to secure this Recital of the Shrewsbury Oswestry and Chester Junction Railway Act 1845 - the line of the railway is intended to pass through the property. Richard Yates of Whittington surveyor appointed by the Railway Co and Timotheus Burd of Shrewsbury on behalf of Kinchant value the land at £1838.19.0 and award £900 for damage The land has been conveyed to the Railway Co. Kinchant has petitioned Chancery so that the money received may be invested in lands to the same uses. Other near-by lands to which the petitioner is entitled in fee simple at Tympath Eithyn are called Little field (3.3.7). Middle field (6.2.35). Small Mans Ground (5.2.38) - total 16s (the hereditaments comprised in the indentures of 28 and 29 September 1840) - the petitioner was willing to dispose of these to the Park Hall Estate at £1700 He also owns land purchased for £148.10.0 (the land comprised in indentures of 3 and 4 February 1835) which he was willing to sell for £138.19.0, the balance Chancery Order 27 June 1848 referred this to the Master for enquiry, Report 26 November 1848 approved, Order 8 December 1848 confirmed the Report Consideration: the orders and £1838.19.0 Conveyance to the uses of the settlement of the land in the township of Lower Porkington as above and the piece of land in the township of Weston Rhyn in the parish of St Martins
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Reference: 2216/18
Creation dates: 13 August 1849
Scope and Content1. Richard Henry Kinchant of Park Hall esq 2. William Turner of Greville House, Leamington esq Recital of lease and release 15 and 16 June 1827 and recovery, 31 July 1845, 15 June 1846 (a) Samuel George Bonham (b) Thomas Barnard of 4 Southwick Crescent, Hyde Park esq (c) Ellen Emelia Barnard spinster, daughter of Thomas (d) William Joseph Frederick Bannatyne of Cloak Lane, City of London esq, Charles Bell of No 7 Southwick Street esq, John Box of Wimpole Street esq and Henry Scott Turner of Acton Lodge esq settlement before marriage of Samuel and Ellen Assignment of the mortgage debt on trust Consideration £1800 advanced by Turner to Kinchant Demise of the estate with the new lands, subjects to the various incumbrances, for term of 99 years, in trust Schedule:- 1. On hand Park Hallgarden etc 2.2.10 2 On hand Garden field 2.3.38 5 On hand Little Lawn 14.0.17 6 On hand Little Meadow 3.0.39 £60 3. On hand Pond 0.1.19 4. On hand Avenue 2.2. 3 7 On hand stackyard 0.1.17 8 On hand plantation 2.1.38 9 On hand plantation 0.1.21 10 On hand plantation 3.3. 7 11. On hand part of plantation 5.3.33 12 On hand plantation 30 13 On hand plantation and pool 22 14 On hand plantation 14 15 On hand plantation 0.1.6 16 On hand plantation 1.1 20 On hand Kinkers Green field now planted 1.0.12 Total 39.3.7 Richard Jones, Tinkers Green 17 Richard Jones, House, fold, buildings, 1.0.0 20 Richard Jones, Tinkers Green field 20.0.8 21 Richard Jones, Barn field 12.3.25 22 Richard Jones, Cae Bonkin 5.2.14 23 Richard Jones, Cae Canol 7.3.19 24 Richard Jones, Cae Goe 10.0.9 25 Richard Jones, Big Meadow 16.3.35 26 Richard Jones, Little Lawnt 14.0.14 27 Richard Jones, Big Lawnt 21.0.38 11 Richard Jones, Part of 11, formerly plantation 4.2.36 28 Richard Jones, Cae Saplin 21.2.12 29 Richard Jones, Little Hollings 0.3.13 30 Richard Jones, Big Hollings 3.1. 6 31 Richard Jones, Cae Pella 6.1.13 32 Richard Jones, Coppice Newydd 10.1. 4 Field received in exchange from William Ormsby Gore esq 1.3.35 Total 158.3.1 Rent 334.2.0 Edward Hughes, Park Farm 33 Edward Hughes, House, buildings etc 1.2. 8 34 Edward Hughes, Barn field 2.2.24 35 Edward Hughes, Little Leasow 4.1. 8 36 Edward Hughes, Bath field 14.0. 5 37 Edward Hughes, Lawn 29.3.19 38 Edward Hughes, Lawn field 8.0.26 39 Edward Hughes, Cae Pant 12.0.15 40 Edward Hughes, Big Leasow 14.1.22 41 Edward Hughes, Gravel Hole field 9.0.20 42 Edward Hughes, Long Leasow 13.1. 6 43 Edward Hughes, Bryn-y-Barra 6.2.29 44 Edward Hughes, Bryn-y-Barra meadow 11.0.36 45 Edward Hughes, Cae Pallis 11.1.13 46 Edward Hughes, Little Pentreclawdd field 12.2. 8 47 Edward Hughes, Crow pit field 9.3. 3 48 Edward Hughes, Grazing field 10.2.36 49 Edward Hughes, Cae Coppice 13.3. 4 50 Edward Hughes, Pentreclawdd field 13.3.12 51 Edward Hughes, Cae Cam 15.3.39 52 Edward Hughes, Top of Cae Cam 10.0. 0 Part of field received in exchange from William Ormsby Gore esq 1.0.14 ditto now thrown into Bryn-y-Barra meadow 30. total 226.2.17 rent £469.2.6 George Jackson, Twmpath Eithen House, buildings, yard 0.1.25 part of field adjoining 1.3.12 croft 3. 8 House field 4.1. 5 field over road 10.0. 1 field adjoining 10.0.12 part of field now thrown into ditto 3.12 Smallman's Ground 5.2.38 Cae Canol 6.2.35 Cae bach 3.2. 7 total 44.0.35 rent £100 William Rowlands field in Weston Rhyn 2.0.0 £6 John Jones, Cross Lane part of field received in exchange from William Ormsby Gore esq 2.1.36 £6 David Williams part of field received in exchange from William Ormsby Gore esq 2.2.2 £4.7.6 Mr Edward Williams, Park Mill and lands 56 House, buildings etc 0.3. 6 57 garden 0.1.26 58 Common field 3.1.30 59 Pool field 2.2.18 60 House field 2.1. 6 61 Patch 0.1.11 62 Lower Pool field 2.1. 9 63 Corner field 3.0.16 69 Cross Lanes field 1.0. 8 64 Mill Pool 1.0. 1 65 Mill stream and rough 1.2.10 total 18.3.21 rent £100
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Reference: 2216/19
Creation dates: 3 August 1850
Scope and Content1. Richard Henry Kinchant of Park Hall esq 2. Richard Jones Croxon of Oswestry gentleman Consideration - better security for the £1992.17.3 now due to Croxon Appointment on trust: conveyance of 2 parcels land near Tinkers Green House, Whittington (together 14.2.35) (formerly John Rogers, now Richard Jones) Messuage called Whittington Lodge in the township and parish of Whittington (formerly Francis Howell, afterwards Thomas Howell and John Groom, John Venables and Thomas Haycocks now or late the Misses Broughall and Richard Lea) parcel of land and cottage sometime since erected on it in the township of Gartheryn, parish of Llanrhaiadr yn Mochnant co Denbigh (2.2.27) (David Prodger) 2 cottages and gardens in the village of Whittington (formerly Margaret Poole and tenants) nowor late William Roberts and John Charles) Capital messuage called Park Hall and land (495.0.39) in the parishes of Whittington, St Martins, Selattyn, and the liberties of the town of Oswestry (William Vaughan) subject to mortgage proviso with power of sale
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Reference: 2216/20
Creation dates: 12 July 1855
Scope and Content1. Richard Henry Kinchant of Park Hall esq 2. Charlton John Kinchant pf same esq 3. Joseph Heaford [...] Daubey of [...] Caston co Lincoln gentleman Recital of settlement of 15 and 16 June 1827; 18 July 1848, 19 December 1848; Charlton John Kinchant is the first son of the body of Richard Henry Kinchant and has attained the age of 21 Consideration: breaking the entail Conveyance subject to the annuity of £200 for Maria Eliza Kinchant, to use of the son, his heirs and assigns, with bar on dower of any wife Property in 3 schedules
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Reference: 2216/21
Creation dates: 23 July 1855
Scope and Content1. William Joseph Frederick Bannatyne of Cloak Lane City of Loncon esq, Charles Bell of Southwick St Hyde Park Square, esq, John Bax of Wimploe Street esq and Henry Scott Turner of Acton Lodge esq 2. Richard Henry Kinchant Consideration £6000 Re assignment of mortgage, with schedule, and re-assignment of the 2 policies
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Reference: 2216/22
Creation dates: 1855
Scope and ContentScrap of paper inclosed
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Reference: 2216/23
Creation dates: 23 July 1855
Scope and Content1. Mary Ann Turner of Leamington spinster 2. Richard Henry Kinchant Consideration £1800 Reconveyance of land, as schedule, and assurance policy (mortgage 13 August 1849)
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Reference: 2216/24
Creation dates: 7 August 1855
Scope and Content1. Richard Henry Kinchant of Park Hall esq and Maria Eliza his wife, formerly Maria Eliza Caton spinste 2. Charlton John Kinchant of same esq, eldest son of the marriage 3. Richard Redmond Caton of Oswestry esq and Thurston Bewley Caton of Blandford Square co Middx esq 4. William Croft of Bayham Cottages, Camden Town esq, William Ruddick of the Office of HM Paymaster General, Whitehall, esq and John Simpson of Savile Row, Burlington Gardens esq, trustees of the will of Matthew Hewson late of James Street, Covent Garden esq deceased Recital of common recOvery of Hilary 1827, lease and release 15 and 16 June 1827. The marriage took place 2 December 1831, the eldest son came of age 27 May last. John Charlton Kinchant died February 1832. Recital of indenture of 18 July 1833 appointing the annuity Recital of agreement, 4 November 1848 (1) Richard Henry Kinchant (2) William Ormsby Gore or Porkington esq for an exchange of lands, with covenant to convey as soon as the heir came of age (see 1st schedule) Recital of articles of agreement 30 December 1847 i. Kinchant ii. Thomas Lovett esq Covenant to convey lands in 1st schedule to Lovett in exchange for land in 2nd schedule Meanwhile part of the land exchanged has been taken by the Shrewsbury and Chester Railway Co By Order in Chancery, the principal was invested in 4 pieces of land in the townships of Lower Porkington and Weston Rhynn and conveyed 19 December 1848 Recital of indenture of 12 July 1855 (SRO 2216/20) 24 and 25 March 1836 (i) Frances Howell widow (ii) Richard Henry Kinchant (iii) Richard Jones Croxon gentleman Consideration £395 Conveyance of 2 pieces of land near Tinkers Green House, Whittington (together 5.1.8) (John Rogers) Suit in Chancery Easter term 1840 re estate of Matthew Hewson, Mary Jethrel D'Almaine wife of the deft George D'Almaine by George Chidley, and others, plts, James Anderson (since decd). George D'Almaine, William Croft, William Ruddick and John Simpson and others defts; revived by 3 supplementary suits Order of court 11 June last gave consent for an advance to Kinchant on security of the Park Hall estate including the land exchanged with Gore Consideration £16,000 (raised by sale of securities) Mortgage of the estate. If the exchanges are confirmed by convenayces, this shall be made additional security The residue of the term of 99 years assigned as security. Appointment of the land near Tinkers Green House Map on dorse of last membrane 1st schedule:- The Demesne 1. Park Hall, offices outbuildings, yard, gardens avenue 5.3.14 2. paddock arable 1.1.27 3 paddock and fishpond pasture 1.2.3 5 plantation 29 6 plantation 1.24 7 paddock pasture 1.3.34 8 plantation and pond 24 9 paddock pasture 1.3.35 10 buildings and stackyard 2.22 11 plantation and pond 2.1.34 21 plantation 22 22 plantation part of 22 3.0 39 plantation 6.1.17 44 plantation 1.6 45 plantation 14 51 plantation 32 54 plantation 2.4 56 plantation 2.30 57 plantation 1.30 total 26.0.1 Park Farm, George Jackson tenant 12 house, buildings, garden, fold stackyard and plantations 1.3.23 13 Barnfield pasture 2.2.18 14 Slang pasture 4.1.37 15 Washhouse field arable 13.0.36 wood and water in plantations 2.23 16 Lawn pasture 30.0.16 17 Cae Grate arable 8.1.18 18 Cae Pant arable 12.0.6 19 Cae pair Box arable 23.2.0 20 Long Leasow arable 13.2.18 23 Cae Wern arable 6.3.37 24 Bryn bather pasture 12.3.18 25 Cae pallis arable 11.1.8 26 Pentreclawdd field arable 12.2.22 27 Crow pit field arable 9.3.3 28 arable 11.0.15 29 arable 13.1.38 30 Pentre clawdd field arable 12.1.29 31 arable 12.1.24 32 arable 10.0.24 33 arable 10.3.38 34 Croft pasture 3.8 35 The Twmpath House, buildings, fold, garden 1.3 36 arable 9.3.1 22 part of arable 2.2.0 65 Cae Cam and Cae r Onnen pasture 25.3.30 Total 273.3.13 Tinkers Green Farm, Edwards tenant 40 The Hollings arable 8.3.18 41 Little Lawnt arable 14.0.21 42 Meadow pasture pasture 16.2.28 43 Barn Yard pasture 13.0.14 46 Big Lewnt arable 21.0.12 47 Lower Cae Sapling arable 8.0.12 48 Upper Cae Sapling arable 12.1.2 49 Barn and stackyard 2.2 50 Cae go arable 10.0.5 52 arable 5.1.24 53 arable 7.3.6 55 pasture 19.1.37 58 Road 36 59 Tinkers Green field arable 2.3.20 60 Plantation and pool 32 61 Tinkers Green House, building, fold, stackyard, garden and road 1.1.35 62 meadow pasture 3.2.2 63 field arable 1.3.30 37 Cae pella arable 6.1.7 38 Coppice Newydd arable 10.2.17 4 Little Lawn pasture 10.2.7 Total 175.0.7 Thomas Williams, tenant 64 Field near Tinker's Green, pasture 2.3.20 John Jones, tenant 66 Cross Lanes field arable 2.1.36 William Vaughan, tenant Not on plan Weston Rhyn field, pasture 2.0.0 (detatched in the parish of St Martin) 2nd schedule:- Park Mills and land, William and Aaron Calcott tenants House, building and mills 0.3.6 garden 1.26 Common field 3.1.30 Pool field 2.2.18 House field 2.1.6 Patch 1.11 Lower Pool field 2.1.9 Corner field 3.0.16 Cross Lanes field 8 Mill Pool 1 Mill stream and rough 1.2.10 Lands contracted to be exchanged with William Ormsby Gore esq In the parish of Whittington, part of field 0.1.22 In the parish of Selattyn, part of field 4.2.6 part of field 1.11 part of field 1.2.22 Total 6.3.21 Lands contracted to be exchanged with Thomas Lovett esq In the parish of Whittington part of close known as Cae pella 2.1.3 part of close known as Big Hollings 7.2.13 part of close known as Little Hollings 14.3.21 part of close known as Cae Saplin 3.1.28 total 28.0.35
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Reference: 2216/25
Creation dates: 2 February 1857
Scope and Content1. William Croft of Bayham Cottages, Camden Town esq and John Simpson of Saville Row, Burlington Gardens esq 2. Richard Henry Kinchant of Park Hall esq 3. Adam Washington of Darley Dale, Matlock, esq Transfer of mortgage
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Reference: 2216/26
Creation dates: 30 December 1869
Scope and Content1. Richard Redmond Caton of the Union Club, Trafalgar Square, London, esq and Thurston Bewley Caton of Denvilles Havant co Hants esq 2. The Hon. Robert Wellington Stapleton Cotton of Boreatton Park Charlton John Kinchant died 27 May 1859 intestate and unmarried, his father his heir at law Recital of indenture 11 April 1860 (1) Richard Henry Kinchant and Maria Eliza Kinchant (2) Richard Redmond Caton and Thurston Bewley Caton (3) Richard Bewley Caton Consideration £1200 Subject to her annuity and security forit, priorty given to the mortgage over her [...] einture Will of Richard Bewley Caton 4 May 1863, devising to his eldest son Richard Redmond Caton property vested in him as trustee or mortgagee. Testator died 24 January 1864, will proved PPR. Richard Henry Kinchant died 8 June 1864. The annuity to John Robert Nathaniel Kinchant during the joint lives of himself and Richard Henry Kinchant was duly paid to that date. Recital of indenture 21 December 1866 i. Adam Washington ii. Richard Redmond Caton and Thurston Bewley Caton Consideration £16642.4.9 (principal, interest and costs). Transfer of mortgage Consideration: £34110.15.0 Surrender by mortgagees and conveyance Schedule: (with plan) Park Hall with the pleasure grounds, parks plantations and demesne lands 1. Mansion house, buildings, yards, gardens, cottage, drive, orchard and pleasure grounds 8.2.28 2 paddock 1.3.22 3 paddock 1.24 4 pond etc 24 5 paddock 1.3.34 6 buildings and land 2.20 7 Park 30.0.16 8 Park 30.0.9 9 plantation 32 10 plantation 2.30 11 plantation 1.30 12. plantation 0.2.4 13 Barn Yard field 13.0.14 total 88.3.7 Park farm 14 house, buildings, gardens, folds stackyard etc 1.3.23 15 pasture field 2.2.18 16 plantation 2.1.34 17 Washhouse field 13.3.19 18 meadow 4.1.37 19 Cae Grate and Cae pant 20.1.24 20 Cae pair Box 23.2.0 21 Long Leasowe 13.2.18 22 Cae Wern 6.3.37 23 plantation 3.1.11 24 plantation 22 25 Cae Pella 11.1.8 26 Vryn Bather 12.3.18 27 field 2.1.36 28 Pentre [...] Clawnd field 12.2.22
29 Crow Pit field 9.3.3 30 field 11.0.15 31 field 13.1.38
32 Pentre Clawdd field 12.1.29 33 field 12.1.24 34 Croft 3.8
35 3 messuages, yards, gardens 1.3 36 field 9.3.1 total 202.2.8
Tinkers Green farm 37 house, folds, gardens, buildings, stackyard etc 1.3.35
38 plantation and pool 32 39 road 36 40 Tinkers Green field 2.3.20
41 field 5.2.4 42 Cae Carol 7.3.6 43 Cae Bonkin 5.1.24
44 plantation 32 45 Cae Co 10.0.5 46 plantation 14
47 plantation 1.6 48 barn and stackyard 2.2
49 Upper Cae Sapling 12.1.2
50 Lower Cae Sapling 8.3.12 51 Big Lawnt 21.0.12
52 Meadow 16.2.28 53 Little Launt 14.0.21 54 plantation 6.1.17
55 The Hollins 8.3.18 56 Cae Pella and Coppice Newydd 16.3.24
total 139.2.30
57 arable field in Whittington (Thomas Williams) adjoining the Tinkers Green
Farm on the NE 2.3.22 Total 433.3.27
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Reference:
2216/27
Creation dates: 11 April 1860
Scope and ContentSame parties. Covenant for production of indenture
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Reference: 2216/28
Creation dates: 28 January 1870
Scope and ContentAgreement for mortgage
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Reference: 2216/29
Creation dates: 21 May 1870
Scope and Content1. The Hon. Robert Wellington Stapleton Cotton now of Park Hall 2. Sir Walter Rockcliff Farquhar bart. Harvie Morton Farquhar esq and Walter Randolph Farquhar esq, all of St James Street co Middx Consideration £20,000 Mortgage of thenestate, with schedule and plan
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Reference: 2216/30
Creation dates: 1870
Scope and ContentAbstract of title to the Park Hall estate
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Reference: 2216/31
Creation dates: 30 June 1882
Scope and Content1. The Hon. Robert Wellington Stapleton Cotton now of Chipstead co Surrey 2. The Hon. Charlotte Ann Cotton of Park Hall, late wife of R.W.S. Cotton but recently divorced upon her petition Consideration £36.119.8.3 Conveyance of the estate, with schedule as last
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Reference: 2216/32
Creation dates: 29 February 1884
Scope and ContentNotice to mortgagees to pay off mortgage
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Reference: 2216/33
Creation dates: 3 September 1884
Scope and Content1. Mortgagees 2. The Hon Mrs C.A. Cotton Reconveyance
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Reference: 2216/34
Creation dates: 26 April 1916
Scope and ContentPrinted copy will of Alfred Wynne Corrie of Park Hall, Major in HM Army Executors George William Rowe of 28 Lincoln Inn Field and Martin Benson Lawford of Oswestry and the Public Trustee Various small legacies and annuities to his brother in law John Silva and sister Mary Frances Silva his wife to his sisters Jessie Elizabeth Corrie, Theodore Corrie and Eleanor Katherine Corrie, to his brothers Edward Rowland Corrie, William Malcolm Corrie and Malcolm Stewart Corrie; nephew John Searight Malcolm Corrie and nephew Edward Miller Corrie Rutherford RN; to the Hon Richard George Southwell Cotton and his wife Jane Charlotte Cotton Freehold estate known as Park Hall to trustees for term of 1000 years on trusts, subject to these, his wife to receive a rent charge of £1000 p.a., and the estate to his sons in succession in tail male, grandsons to take in tail general and daughters as tenants in common; in default to use of his brother Edgar Valentine Corrie for life, remainder to use of his son Malcolm Wynne Gilfillan Corrie for life and sons in tail male, remainder to testator's nephew John Searight Malcolm Corrie for life and sons in tail male, remainder to use of testator's nephew Ronald Corrie for life and sons in tail male, remainder to use of testator's nephew Thomas Corrie Rutherfoord RN for life and sons in tail male, remainder to testator's nephew Edward Miller Corrie Rutherfoord RN for life and sons in tail male, remainder to testator's nephew John Wynne Corrie Rutherfoord, for life and sons in tail male, remainder to testator's nephew David Geoffrey Corrie Rutherfoord for life and sons in tail male, remainder to testator's nephew Alfred Bletcher Rutherfoord for life and sons in tail male, or testator's right heirs. Provision for persons inheriting to take name and arms of Corrie
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Reference: 2216/35
Creation dates: No Date
Scope and ContentPark Hall estate, description of accomodation in the mansion and farms or cottages
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Reference: 2216/36
Creation dates: 14 February 1920
Scope and ContentWilliam Butler Lloyd to George Butler Lloyd esq, copy power of attorney
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Reference: 2216/37
Creation dates: 1920
Scope and ContentSchedule of title deeds of Park Hall estate, handed to Treasury Solicitor and signed for 28May 1920
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Reference: 2216/38
Creation dates: 29 May 1920
Scope and ContentPart of printed conveyance of Park Hall estate (487 a) to the War Department for £22,000 (Alfred Wynne Corrie died 24 July 1919) A codicil to the will dated 27 July 1917 appointed William Butler Lloyd executor in place of Martin Benson Lawford
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Reference: 2216/39
Creation dates: 8 September 1925
Scope and ContentArticles of partnership of the Park Hall syndicate
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Reference: 2216/40
Creation dates: 28 January 1925
Scope and ContentOpinion on the partnership deed
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