Transfer and Further Mortgage. With endorsed other Mortgage and Transfer of Mortgage

Reference Number
1080/1/23
Level of Description
Item
Title
Transfer and Further Mortgage. With endorsed other Mortgage and Transfer of Mortgage
Date
1870-1897
Extent
Extent: 1 item
Description
Transfer and Further Mortgage, 13 August 1870
1. Alethea Hale, of 17 Queens road, c. Middlesex, widow.
2. Thomas Caffe Adams, city of Bath, Esq.
3. Henry James Marshall, of Clapton, c. Somerset, Clerk.
4. John Locke Turner, city of Bristol, Corn Merchant.

Recites 1080/1/22

And whereas William Hale made his will dated 22 August 1845 appointing his wife of 1. executrix.
And whereas William Hale died on the 13 May 1869, and on 3 June 1869 administration of William hale's will was granted to Thomas Caffe Adams by Her Majesty's Court of Probate.
And whereas the principle sum of £150 plus £22.4.8 arrear of interest are still owing, making in all the sum of £172.4.8.
And whereas 4. has agreed at the request of 3. to pay to 2. the sum of £172.4.8, and to lend to 3. the further sum of £27.15.4

A half share in 24 Marlborough Buildings.

Consideration: £172.4.8 to 2. from 4. and £27.15.4 to 3. from 4. to secure the new principle sum of £200 (5%).

Endorsed:
Mortgage, 12 January 1877
1. John Locke Turner, city of Bristol, Corn Merchant.
2. Reverend William Vassall, rector of Hardington Mandville [Mandeville], c. Somerset.
Whereas the sum of £200 is still owing from Henry James Marshall to 1. And whereas 2. has agreed to lend 1. the sum of £200
The premises contained within. [A half share in 24 Marlborough Buildings.]
Consideration: £200 (5%)

Further Endorsed:
Transfer of Mortgage, 22 July 1897
1. Robert Lowe Grant vassall, city of Bristol, Solicitor.
2. The said Robert Lowe Grant Vassall and Henry Vassall, of the Hall, Repton, c. Derby,Esq.
Whereas William Vassall made his will dated 27 September 1866, and four Codicils thereto dated respectively 21 March 1873, 9 february 1881, 17 March 1882, and 9 September 1882, thereby appointing his wife Martha Ann Vassall, the said Robert Lowe Grant Vassall and the Reverend Thomas Bramley, Executors.
And whereas William vassall died 4 May 1883, his will proved 3 August 1883. And whereas Thomas Bramley died 7 September 1896.
And whereas the Principle sum of £200 with interest remains owing on the security, but the same now belongs to the said Robert Lowe Grant Vassall and Henry Vassall upon a joint account.
The premises contained within [A half share in 24 Marlborough Buildings], and the principle sum of £200.
Consideration: The premises, from 1. as a representative of William Vassall, to 2.
Seal of 1.
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