1. Phillip Hodges, of Wells c. Somerset, Gent., administrator of the goods etc. of George Tryme, late of the city of Bath, dec'd. 2. Peirce a Court, of Ivy Church, c. Wiltshire, Esq. 3. William Godfrey, of the city of Bath, Gent. 4. Henry Dixon, of the city of Bath, Schoolmaster, trustee of 3. 5. William James, of the city of bath, Gent., trustee of 3.
Recites: Whereas after the building of several messuages on the premises. By Mortgage for £505, 17 September 1708 1. George Tryme 2. Isabella Harrington, of Kelston c. Somerset, Spinster. Plot of ground, late a garden, with 4 messuage newly erected, called Tryme Buildings, within the city of Bath. Consideration: £505
Recites: Mortgage for £300 (5%), 20 June 1713 1. George Tryme. 2. Pierce a Court. Plot of ground, late a garden, with 4 messuage newly erected, called Tryme Buildings, within the city of Bath. Consideration: £300
Recites: Mortgage for £855.14.3, 20 July 1713 1. George Tryme. 2. Phillip Hodges. Plot of ground, late a garden, with 4 messuage newly erected, called Tryme Buildings, within the city of Bath. Consideration: £855.14.3
Recites: Whereas by Deedpolls, 22 September 1714, Phillip Hodges was asssigned as administrator to the estate of George Tryme. By Transfer of Mortgage, 29 October 1714 1. George Tryme. 2. Isabella Harrington. 3. Phillip Hodges. whereas £260 was owed from 1. to 2. Plot of ground, late a garden, with 4 messuage newly erected, called Tryme Buildings, within the city of Bath, from 2. to 3. Consideration: £260 from 3. to 2.
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And Whereas George Tryme died on or about the 20 September 1722, not having paid either of the sums owing to Phillip Hodges, and the full sum still owing to Peirce a Court.
Any right or title to that piece or plot of ground, with messuage built thereon, previously let to Francis Farr, from Peirce a Court to Henry Dixon as trustee of William Godfrey. Consideration: £40 from William Godfrey to Peirce a Court (part of what is due to him on his security). Any right or title to that piece or plot of ground, with messuage built thereon, previously let to Francis Farr, from Phillip Hodges to William James as trustee of William Godfrey.. Consideration: £90 from William Godfrey to Phillip Hodges (part of what is due to him on his security).
