1. John Fielder, Gent., Thomas King, Statuary, William Broom, Builder, all of p. Walcot, Richard Bowsher, city of Bath, Gent, and Sir Thomas Bloomfield, of Attleborough, c. Norfolk, Baronet. 2. Dame Martha Rivers Gay, of Winchester, c. Southampton, Widow, devisee in fee named in the will of her late son Sir Thomas Rivers Gay, Baronet, dec'd.
Reciting: 0810/3/1 and as endorsed thereon. Reciting: 0810/3/2
Reciting: Demise, 29 September 1790 1. Richard Attwood, Esq., John Ford, Statuary, Phoebe Ford, Widow, Stephen Ford, Samuel Sainsbury and Daniel brown, Mary Sainsbury, Spinster, Thomas Mitchell and Maria his wife, Elizabeth Sainsbury, Spinster, and Rev. Bernard Hodgson and Harriet his wife. 2. John Fielder, Thomas King, Richard Hewlett, and James Broom. Reciting: Articles of Agreement, 10 June 1758 [0810/6/1] Part of a close of ground called Little Butty Piece, being the lower or south end of the said field (2r.20p.) with all appertenances except all streams and springs of water, from 1. to 2.
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Whereas it would be to the advantage of all parties hereto that Dame Martha Rivers Gay should be released from the restrictive building covenants contained in the lease of 25 March 1790, so far only as such covenants related to building on the aforesaid part of land called Little Butty Piece.
1. releases 2. from the covenants in so far as aforesaid.
