1. Phillip Hodges of Wells, c. Somerset, Gent., administrator of the estates of George Tryme, late of Bath, Gent., dec'd. 2. Pierce a Court, of Hychurch, c. Wiltshire, Esq. 3. Benjamin Holloway, city of Bath, Carpenter 4. Richard Merchant, city of Bath, Merchant Taylor 5. William James. city of Bath, Gent.
Reciting: Bargain and Sale and Assignment, 20 May 1699 1. Harry Child, city of Bath, Woolen Draper, and Thomas Biggs, city of Bath, Sadler 2. George Tryme Reciting: Lease, 1 May, 21 Charles 2 [1669] 1. Phillip Fry, city of Bath, Soapmaker 2. Edward Bulman, city of Bath, Gardener All that garden within the precincts of the city of Bath, near the way leading under the Walls of the said city on the south, a ground called Barton Close on the north, the way leading from Westgate to Barton Close on the west, and a garden formerly of Mr Cousens, and afterward of Mr James Bourton on the east, the said garden being in the occupation of Edward Bulman, from 1. to 2. from Lady Day last for the term of 1000 years Consideration: a Peppercorn
Reciting: Assignment, 3 March ,36 Charles 2 [1684/5] 1. Edward Bulman 2. Walter Gibbs, city of Bath, Gent. Amongst other things the garden aforesaid for the residue of the term of 1000 years.
Reciting: Assignment, 23 December, 3 James 2 [1687] 1. Walter Gibbs 2. Harry Child The garden aforesaid for the residue of the term of 1000 years.
Reciting: Mortgage, 20 June, 3 William & Mary [1691] 1. Harry Child 2. John Masters, Gent. The garden aforesaid as security. Consideration: £50 at interest
Whereas John Masters then died having made Joan his wife executrix of his will, who then married William Manning, Clerk.
Reciting: Assignment of Mortgage, 17 December, 6 William & Mary [1694] 1. William Manning and Joan his wife 2. Thomas Biggs The garden aforesaid. Consideration: £50 from 2. to 1. and £20 from 2. to Harry Child Proviso for redemption on payment of £72.10s to Thomas Biggs from Harry Child.
Whereas default was made on the aforesaid repayment. The garden aforesaid from Harry Child and Thomas Biggs to George Tryme Consideration: £82 from George Tryme to Thomas Biggs and £2.8s. to Harry Child
Whereas George Tryme built several messuages on part of the garden ground. Reciting: Mortgage, 17 September 1708 1. George Tryme 2. Issabella Harrington, of Kelston, c. Somerset, Spinster All that garden or plot of ground which was lately a garden, with four several messuages or tenements thereon newly erected called Tryme Buildings, in the precincts of the city of Bath, for a term of 500 years. Consideration: £205 at interest
Reciting: Mortgage, 20 June 1713 1. George Tryme 2. Pierce a Court All that garden or plot of ground which was lately a garden, with four several messuages or tenements thereon newly erected called Tryme Buildings, in the precincts of the city of Bath, for a term of 900 years. Consideration: £300 (5%)
Reciting: Mortgage, 20 July 1713 1. George Tryme 2. Phillip Hodges Amongst other things, All that garden or plot of ground which was lately a garden, with four several messuages or tenements thereon newly erected called Tryme Buildings, in the precincts of the city of Bath, for a term of 1000 years. Consideration: £855.14.3
Reciting: Deed Poll, 22 September 1714 George Tryme remises and releases unto Phillip Hodges the proviso for redemption.
Reciting: Deed Poll, 22 September 1714 Phillip Hodges covenants with George Tryme that on payment of £855.14.3 with interest, conveyance should be made of all or part of the premises as directed by George Tryme.
Reciting: Assignment, 29 October 1714 1. George Tryme 2. Issabella Harrington 3. Phillip Hodges Whereas £260 was still due to Issabella Harrington from george Tryme for principle and interest. All that garden or plot of ground which was lately a garden, with four several messuages or tenements thereon newly erected called Tryme Buildings, in the precincts of the city of Bath, from 2. to 3. Consideration: £260 from 3. to 2. at the direction of 1.
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Whereas George Tryme died intestate on 20 September 1722, having not paid either of the sums of money due to Phillip Hodges, administration of his estates being granted to Phillip Hodges, the sum of £300 still due to Pierce a Court.
Now this indenture witnesseth: All those 2 messuages or tenements built by Benjamin Holloway on part of the aforesaid garden, from Pierce a Court to Richard Merchant. Consideration: £59.16.8 to Pierce a Court (part of the sum due to him) from Benjamin Holloway. All those 2 messuages or tenements built by Benjamin Holloway on part of the aforesaid garden, from Phillip Hodges to William Jones. Consideration: £119.13.4 to Philip Hodges (part of the sum due to him) from Benjamin Holloway.
