0810 - RECORDS OF THE RIVERS ESTATE, MANOR OF WALCOT, BATH
- 0810/1 - Estate Deeds

Bargain and sale for securing the uses of a Recovery

Reference Number: 0810/1/47
Level of Description: Item
Title: Bargain and sale for securing the uses of a Recovery
Date: 4 May 1792
Extent: Extent: 1 item
Description: 1. Sir Thomas Rivers Gay, of Winchester, c. Southampton, Baronet.
2. William Abbott of New Inn, c. Middlesex, Gent.
3. Charles James of New Inn, c. Middlesex, Gent.

The Manor of Walcot near Bath.
The Rectory of Walcot, with all tithes and the advowson of the church of Walcot, and of the chapel of ease commonly called Queen Square Chapel.
All those several pieces of land and the buildings thereon erected, p. Walcot, demised by Robert Gay and Thomas Gay to John Wood by seven leases dated, 30 November 1728, 17 June 1730, 8 March 1730, 12 October 1732, 16 December 1732, 6 August 1733, and 14 October 1734.
All those 3 houses and ground, situate in Barton Street and George Street, p. Walcot, demised by Sir Peter Rivers Gay to Richard Bowsher and Richard Hewlett by lease, 25 March 1788.
Plot of ground, p. Walcot, (1a.1r.14p.), demised by John Stokes and Sir Peter Rivers Gay to John Wood, by lease, 5 March 1768.
Plot of land, formerly part of Barton Farmyard, demised to John Freeman, by lease, 7 June 1775.
Several plots of land, formerly part of Barton Farmyard, demised by John Stokes and Sir Peter Rivers Gay to Joshua Wilson Junior, John Ford and William Selden, Thomas Rendwell and William Earl, and Elizabeth Bowls, by 8 leases, 30 April 1768.
Several plots of land, formerly part of Barton Farmyard, demised by Margaret Garrard to Richard Merchant, James Sparrow, Benjamin Adamson, John Frank and John Howse, Thomas Atwood, and Mary Bertrand, by 6 leases, 29 July 1765.
Plot of land, formerly part of Barton Farmyard, demised by Sir Peter Rivers Gay and John Stokes to Sarah Bowerbank and Thomas Bowerbank by lease, 5 March 1768.
Plot of land, p. Walcot, demised by Robert Gay and Thomas Gay to Ralph Allen by lease, 19 May 1736.
Plot of Ground near Queen's Parade, p. Walcot, being a passage to coach houses and stables lately built by Henry Gibbs near Queen's Parade, demised by Sir Peter Rivers Gay to Henry Gibbs by lease, 25 March 1730.
Several pieces of land formerly part of Barton Field, demised by Robert Gay and Thomas Gay to Edward Harrington by lease, 25 March 1730.
Plot of land, p. Walcot, demised by Robert Gay and Thomas Gay to John Becher by lease, 13 May 1736.
Premises, p. Walcot, demised by Margaret Garrard to Thomas Jelly by lease, 30 July 1765.
Plot of ground, formerly belonging to Barton Farm, demised by Thomas Garrard and Margaret his wife to John Ford by lease, 30 November 1753.
Corner messuage situate in Monmouth Street, p. Walcot, demised by Thomas Garrard and Margaret his wife to William Sainsbury by lease, 5 April 1757.
Plot of ground (1a.3r.16p.), formerly part of Barton Fields, demised by Margaret Garrard to William Sainsbury and Thomas Jelly by lease, 9 June 1759.
Fee Farm rents totaling £57.12s, issuing out of 17 houses on the west side of Gay Street, secured by 15 releases, 3 January 1755, and 2 releases, 14 December 1759 and 20 July 1757.
Fee Farm rents totaling £38.10s, issuing out of 13 houses on the east side of Gay Street, secured by 6 releases, 3 January 1755, and 5 releases, 20 July 1757, and 2 releases, 14 December 1759.
Fee Farm rents totaling £68, issuing out of 10 houses on the King's Circus and the south side of Brock Street (8 on the King's Circus, and 2 on Brock street), secured by 2 releases, 4 October 1763, a release, 20 September 1760, a release, 2 September 1760, and 5 releases, 3 January 1755.
Fee Farm rents totaling £75, issuing out of 12 houses on the north side of Brock Street, secured by 4 releases, 27 June 1767, a release, 8 November 1768, a release, 21 April 1768, a release, 27 June 1767, 2 releases, 3 May 1768, a release, 19 March 1768, a release, 10 September 1768, and a release 3 January 1769.
Fee Farm rents totaling £92.7s, issuing out of 12 houses on the south side of Brock Street.
Fee Farm rents totaling £52.9s, issuing out of 5 houses on the Royal Crescent.
Fee Farm rent of £100, issuing out of land (5a.1r.) formerly meadow land, p. St. James, Bath, demised by Margaret Garrard to Thomas Jelly, Henry Fisher, Richard Jones, and Jeremiah Perry.
Plot of land, p. St. James, demised by Thomas Garrard and Margaret his wife to Henry Fisher by lease, 5 March 1757.
Messuage, p. St. James, demised by Margaret Garrard to Thomas Jelly by lease, 23 July 1760.
5 pieces of land, p. St. James, demised by Thomas Garrard and Margaret his wife to Henry Fisher, William Sadler, William Bradley, Thomas Harris, and John Ford by 5 leases, 5 April 1757.
Fee Farm rent of £6, issuing out of ground used as a burying ground for the parish of St. James, and for use of a passage from Horse Street through Amery Lane.
2 ruinous messuages and a Blacksmiths shop in Amery Lane, p. St. James, demised by Sir Peter Rivers Gay to Joseph Timbrell by lease, 2 December 1789.
Piece of land, p. St. James, demised by Thomas Garrard and Margaret his wife to William Bradley by lease, 20 March 1754.
2 pieces of land, p. St. James, demised by John Stokes and Sir Peter Rivers Gay to Thomas Smyth by lease, 5 March 1768.
Fee Farm rent of £17.10s, issuing out of Bulman's Lower Gardens, p. Walcot.
Fee Farm rent of £5.16.8d, issuing out of Bulman's Lower Gardens, p. Walcot.
Fee Farm rent of £5.16.8d, issuing out of Bulman's Lower Gardens, p. Walcot.
Fee Farm rent of £5.16.8d, issuing out of Bulman's Lower Gardens, p. Walcot.
2 Fee Farm rents of £18 and £22, issuing out of lands in p. Walcot and houses to be built thereon, secured by 2 Bargain and Sales, 25 December 1760 and 21 July 1765.
4 messuages and land behind, p. Walcot, demised by John Stokes and Sir Peter Rivers Gay to Henry Fisher by lease, 20 February 1768.
Plot of ground, p. Walcot, demised by Sir Peter Rivers Gay to Robert Lydiard by lease, 16 November 1774.
Several plots of pasture land (21a.), p. Walcot, demised by Sir Peter Rivers Gay to John Fielder, Thomas King, Richard Hewlett, and James Broom by lease, 25 March 1790.
Piece of land (2a.), p. Walcot, called the Lyde, demised by Thomas Garrard and Margaret his wife to Henry Howse by lease, 9 June 1757.
Messuages, cottages, gardens and parcels of land, p. Walcot, demised by Margaret Garrard to Isaac Axford by lease, 1 August 1763.
Plot of Ground,. p. Walcot, demised by Sir Peter Rivers Gay to Stephan Longford by lease, 29 September 1788.
28a. called Chestnut Fields, p. Walcot, demised by Sir Peter Rivers Gay to William Wilton by lease, 29 September 1789
Rent of £6 per annum out of Bath Common from the Corporation of the City of Bath.
3 plots of garden ground (3a., 43 luggs, and 83 luggs), p. Walcot, demised by Sir Peter Rivers Gay to Robert Brown, Gardener, by lease, 25 March 1789.
Plot of ground and cottage thereon, p. Walcot, demised by Sir Peter Rivers Gay to Thomas Baldwin by lease, 25 March 1785.
5 ancient Fee Farm rents (5s., 6.6d., 1s., 3.4d., £1.8.7d.) from plots of ground in Walcot or Swainswick, demised by William Saunders to William Hooper, John Johnston, John Morford, John Broad, and Elizabeth Skrine by grants, 29 April 1699, 25 May 1699, 29 April 1699, 11 May 1699, and 29 April 1699.
Fee Farm rent of £35 per annum, issuing out of a plot of land formerly part of the close called The Hayes, p. Walcot (1 1/2a.), secured by release from Sir Benet Garrard to John Wood and Thomas Brock, 20 December 1766.
Messuage with Brewhouse and House of Ease adjoining, and garden thereunto belonging, p. Walcot, demised by Thomas Garrard and Margaret his wife to Charles Milsom by lease, 9 June 1757.
Messuage used as 2 tenements and garden thereunto belonging, p. Walcot, demised by Thomas Gay to Thomas Robbins, by lease, 11 August 1740.
Messuage with little messuage adjoining and ground thereunto belonging, p. Walcot, demised by Margaret Garrard to Hannah Teakell by lease, 22 June 1757.
Little plot of ground taken from the waste, in length 40 luggs, in breadth 1 lugg, and messuage, malthouse, and stables thereon erected, p. Walcot, demised by Margaret Garrard to William Hill by lease, 7 January 1760.
Plot of waste ground, in length 18 luggs, in breadth 1 1/2 luggs, p. Walcot, demised by Sir Peter Rivers Gay to Mary Mathews by lease, 29 September 1783.
Messuage and garden containing 6 luggs, p. Walcot, demised by Margaret Garrard to Charles Milsom by lease, 21 May 1763.
Parcel of waste ground and little messuage thereon, demised by Margaret Garrard to Joseph Cooper by lease, 7 January 1760.
Parcel of waste ground, in length 90 feet, in breadth 13 feet, demised by Robert Gay to Edward Barrett by lease, 18 May 1734.
Cottage and little cottage adjoining, and a piece of waste ground, p. Walcot, demised by Margaret Garrard to William Ainslie by lease, 21 May 1763.
Formerly one messuage, called 'The Bill' and garden', 44 yards long, and 30 feet broad, since converted into several cottages, demised by Thomas Garrard and Margaret his wife to Thomas Brunker and Lislieben Whippie by lease, 13 August 1757.
Cottage and 2 plots of garden ground adjoining, containing in front 192 feet, demised by Sir Peter Rivers Gay to Charles Smith by lease, 25 March 1779.
Several messuages and gardens, p. Walcot, demised by Margaret Garrard to Sarah Fielding by 2 leases, 23 July 1760 and 14 May 1762.
Cottage with a little tenement adjoining and 2 pieces of ground, p. Walcot, demised by Sir Peter Rivers Gay to Tobias Salmon by lease, 21 June 1787.
Close of Pasture (2a.), p. Walcot, demised by Margaret Garrard to John Bishop by lease, 1 May 1764.
Seven messuages fronting the High Road, and one other fronting the south and east, p. Walcot, demised by Margaret Garrard to Elizabeth Fiench by lease, 21 May 1763.
Several pieces of Pasture (36a.), p. Walcot, demised by Margaret Garrard to Charles Harford by lease, 7 January 1760.
Several pieces of land, p. Walcot, demised by Margaret Garrard to Peter Hooper by lease, 7 January 1760.
Several pieces of ground, p. Walcot, demised by Thomas Garrard and Margaret his wife and by Sir Peter Rivers Gay to Thomas King by 2 leases, 29 August 1753 and 19 September 1770.
Messuages, gardens and orchards, p. Walcot, demised by Sir Peter Rivers Gay to John Morford by lease, 27 October 1768.
Several pieces of land, p. Walcot, demised by Margaret Garrard to Cornelius Abraham Parsons by lease, 21 May 1763.
Messuage or Barn and several pieces of land, p. Walcot, demised by Thomas Garrard and Margaret his wife to John Tagg, and by Margaret Garrard to Betty Tagg by 2 leases, 20 August 1753 and 21 May 1763.
3a.1r. of land on Cranhill, p. Walcot, demised by Sir Benet Garrard to Henry Fisher by lease, 28 May 1767.
2 messuages, formerly 1 messuage, p. Walcot, demised by Sir Peter Rivers Gay to James Shepperd by lease, 25 March 1784.
Fee Farm rents (£4.16s., £3.12s., and £3.12s.) issuing out of 3 houses on the north side of Rivers Street by 3 releases, 16 October 1776, 30 December 1774 and 30 December 1774.
2 old cottages, and ground belonging thereto, in front 70 feet, in depth 30 feet, p. Walcot, demised by Sir Peter Rivers Gay to Thomas Warr Atwood by lease, 25 March 1775.
Plot of ground, p. Walcot, demised by Sir Peter Rivers Gay, Thomas Brock, James Tomkinson and Eliza Wood, devisees under the will of John Wood, to John Fielder by lease, 25 March 1783.
Small piece of garden ground (1/4a.) taken from Crescent fields and into a garden of _____ Mason, Esq., belonging to the upper house in the Queen's Parade.
Several pieces of ground, p. Walcot, demised by Sir Peter Rivers Gay to Thomas King by 2 leases, 2 Febuary 1789 and 1 October 1788.
Plot of land, p. Walcot. demised by Sir Peter Rivers Gay to Charles Davis by lease, 31 October 1788.
Several pieces of garden, p. Walcot, demised by Sir Peter Rivers Gay to Charles Davis by lease, 31 October 1788.
Piece of meadow (1a.) called 'the field piece beyond Berkwell', adjoining the way to Charlecombe, land on one side belonging to Peter Hooper, and on the other to Thomas Harford.
Piece of meadow, (1a.1r.10p.) called 'the field piece under Berkwell', land on one side belonging to John Jelly, and on the other side to John Symonds.
Piece of land (1/4a.) lately part of a field called the Tyning, held by Cornelius Abraham Parsons by lease 21 May 1763, now part of the garden of Edward Wilmot Esq. at Lansdown Place.
Piece of land (7a.1r.7p.), known as Bayly's Tyning, demised by Thomas Garrard and Margaret his wife to Richard Mullins by lease, 21 May 1756, but now in the possession of William Cornish.
Messuage in Overweare, c. Somerset, with an orchard adjoining (3a.), 2 paddocks of meadow, adjoining on the south west (1a.), one close of arable land (3a.) , one close of arable land on the east side of Nodding Whay (1a.), one close of land called New Close (5a.), one close of land called Cotaire (1a.) and one other close of land called Cotaire (1a.), all in West Weare, c. Somerset, now in the occupation of Robert Merrett.