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(16) Lease and Release – Sarah Granchew and John Peace to Samuel Rose and James Turner in trust for Daniel Insoll and wife – 24th / 25th March 1752

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On Cover: Release Sarah Granchew and John Peace to Samuel Rose and James Turner IN TRUST for Daniel Insoll and wife – 25th March 1752

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This Indenture Tripartite dated 25th March 1752 between:

  1. Sarah Granchew of Tewkesbury widow late Sarah Peace widow of John Peace of Tewkesbury aforesaid her first husband baker deceased and John Peace of the parish of St Swithin in the City of Worcester baker eldest son and heir apparent of said Sarah Granchew by her first husband, John Peace the father
  2. Daniel Insoll of Tewkesbury aforesaid baker and Mary his wife
  3. Samuel Rose of the same place gentleman and James Turner of the parish of All Saints in the City of Worcester gentleman

Witnesseth that said Sarah Granchew and John Peace for and in consideration of £40 to them paid by said Daniel Insoll and Mary his wife (receipt acknowledged) and also for 5s-0d paid to them the said Samuel Rose and James Turner (receipt acknowledged) 

And in consideration of the marriage had and solemnised between said Daniel Insoll and Mary to the intent and purpose that some settlement by way of jointure may be had upon the said Mary and her issue in case she shall survive her husband –

They, the said Sarah Granchew and John Peace by direction and appointment of said Daniel Insoll and Mary have – and each of them hath granted bargained sold and released unto said Samuel Rose and James Turner in their actual possession now being by virtue of a bargain and sale.

All that messuage or Tenement lying and being in Tewkesbury in the High street alias Oldbury Street there on the North side of the said street now or late in the possession or occupation of said Sarah Granchew or her assigns having
A Messuage or Tenement now or late in possession or occupation of William Smith butcher on one side
A Messuage or Tenement now or late in possession or occupation of Joseph Heath on the other side
Together with all the houses and outhouses and edifices whatsoever belonging or appertaining to or with the same held occupied or 

And the Reversion and Reversions and the Remainder and Remainders and all estate right and title whatsoever of the said Sarah Granchew and John Peace together with all the Deeds Evidences and Writings
To have and to hold said Messuage or Tenement hereby released unto said Samuel Rose and James Turner their heirs and assigns forever UPON TRUST for the purposes hereinafter expressed – that is to say
To the use and Behoof of the said Daniel Insoll for his life
To the use and Behoof of the said Mary his wife for her life for her jointure in case she shall survive her said husband
To the use of the heirs of Daniel Insoll on the body of said Mary his wife lawfully begotten
And for the want or default of issue 
Then to the proper use and Behoof of the right heirs of said Daniel Insoll forever

Covenant by said Sarah Granchew and John Peace that they had good right and title to convey and premises free from all incumbrances – (Certain mortgage or assignment of the premises for the residue of the term of 1000 years made by an Indenture Tripartite dated 15th February 1731 between 

  1. Samuel Hayward late of Alderton clerk since deceased
  2. Sarah Jones of Tewkesbury widow since also deceased
  3. John Hawling of the same place gent

For £80 and interest then lent by John Hawling upon the premises above and also of one other Messuage or Tenement therein mentioned but since sold excepted only and fore prized)

For further and better assuring the said Sarah Granchew and John Peace will from time to time during the next 20 years at the reasonable request of Samuel Rose and James Turner make assurance of the conveying of the said Messuage or tenement – subject to the aforesaid incumbrances

Signed by: Sarah Granchew; John Peace; Daniel Insoll; Mary Insoll

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