| Description | 1. Edward Chute of the Vine, Southants, Esq, William Longueville of the Inner Temple
2. Anthony Keck of London, gent (surviving executor of Sir John Baber, deceased)
3. John Vanden Bempde of St James
4. John Ward of Inner Temple
Reciting deed 13 December 1682 (mortgage by Sir John Sydenham to Earl of Leicester)
And the non-payment of the £4200 whereby the estate became vested in the Earl for the 1000 years
And reciting deed 3 February 1707 (Assignment to Chute and Longueville for residue of 1000 years term)
And reciting default in payment of £10,500
And reciting death of Richard Freeman leaving Anthony Keck entitled to receive the £10,000 as surviving executor of Sir John Baber
And reciting payment by John Vanden Bempde on 11 January last to Keck of £4000 part of the £10,000
Now for £4000 paid to Keck by John Vanden Bempde and for £6000 paid to Keck as follows, £4000 by John Vanden Bempde
and £2000 by Ward, totalling £10,000, which Keck acknowledges, and for 5s paid to Shute and Longueville by Ward, parties 1 by direction of Keck and by appointment of John Vanden Bempde, assign and confirm to Ward
the Manor of Hackness, capital messuage and rectory and lands and tenements
Signed: Edward Chute as mentioned in previous deeds, William Longueville, Anthony Keck, John Vanden Bempde
Witnessed: Henry Wood, William Ashley, Edward Perter
Endorsements
1. 4 July 1719 Assignment to Henry Wood of the Inner Temple, by Ward
2. 25 May 1723 Reciting repayment by John Vanden Bempde of principal to Ward. Now Henry Wood as above, with consent of Ward and John Vanden Bempde, declares that he will stand seised of the premises for the 1000 years term to await the freehold and inheritance |