This
Indenture is made the first day of February in the year of our lord 1868
between Henry Fricker of the parish of Bradford in the County
of Wilts, Plumber and Glazier (herein called
the Mortgager) on the one part and Ann Pickard of West Ashton
in the said County of Wiltshire, Spinster (herin called the Mortgagee)
of the other part. Whereas the said Mortgagor is seized of or otherwise will entitled
to the heridiaments and premises herein after firstly described and intended to
be hereby granted and conveyed for an estate of inheritance in fee simple in possession
fee from all the encumbrances and is also possessed of or otherwise well entitled
to the premises also herein after described and intended to be hereby assigned
that is the position of there hereinafter secondly described for the residue of
a term of one thousand years created by a certain Indenture of leasehold
the first day of February 1695 and the remainder of them herein after
kindly described for the residue of another term herein of 1000 years and having
occasion for the sum of £700 hath applied and requested
the said Mortgagee to lend and advance him the same which she hath agreed to do
on having the repayment thereof with interest secured as herein after mentioned
now this indenture witnesses that in pursuance of the aforesaid agreement and
in consideration of the sum of £700 to the said Mortgager
paid by the said Mortgagee immediately before the execution of these presents
the receipt whereof the said Mortgagor doth hereby acknowledge he the said Mortgagor
doth by those presents grant unto the said Mortgagee her heirs and assigns, Firstly
All that messuage or Mansion House now in the possession of the
said Mortgager situate lying and being in Saint Margaret’s Street
in the Town and Parish of Bradford in the County of Wilts. With the Offices,
Gardens, Paddocks, Stables, Coach house, yard and Garden to the same
adjoining and belonging and which are marked on the tythe Map of the said parish
with the numbers 457, 482 and 458 and in the book of reference
to the said map stated to contain together 2 acres and 1 perch.
And also those Workshops with the land, outbuildings, erections
and premises belonging thereto adjoining the last described heridiaments and premises
and leading out into Nowhere Lane and 488 on the said Tythe Map
and in the said book of reference therein stated to contain 8 perches
and which said workshops formally consisted of 3 messuages, cottages
or tenements that have recently been converted into workshops
by the said mortgagor and which are now in his possession
and part of the same in the occupation of Charles Long, Builder.
And also those 2 messuages or tenements (formally one
messuage) also situated in St Margaret’s St. the
aforesaid and adjoining the Mansion House firstly described with
the yard and outhouses and garden to the same belonging no 456 on the
said tythe map and in the said book of reference thereto stated to contain 14
perches. And also all those four tenements or dwelling
houses with the yard and garden passage and appurtenances to the same belonging
and adjoining on the north side of Mansion House firstly described.
Also situate in or near the said street called St Margaret’s Street and
numbered 459 on the said tythe map and in the said book of reference
thereto stated to contain 12 perches (more or less). In the several
occupations of Thomas Jones, Frederick King, Janus Holton and one void
and also all those two tenements or dwelling houses with the stable yards, gardens
and appurtenancies to the same belonging situate lying and being in Morgan’s
Hill in the said town and parish of Bradford aforesaid numbered
481 and 483 on the said Tythe Map and in the said book of reference there
stated to contain 8 perches more or less together with all and
singular fixtures, houses, outhouses, edifices, buildings, walls, ways, waters,
wells, watercourses, ditches, fences, walls and backsides, privileges, rights,
easements, advantages and appurtenances whatsoever to the said hereditaments and
premises and hereby granted or intended so to be belonging in anyway belonging
to hold the said several messuages or Mansion House or tenements, gardens, yards,
paddock, stables, coach house, workshops, cottages, hereditaments, and all other
the premises hereby granted or attended so to be and every part thereof with their
and every of their appurtenances unto the said morgagee per heirs and assigns
subject to the proviso redemption hereinafter contained. And this indenture further
witnesseth that in further pursuance of the aforesaid agreement and for the consideration
aforesaid her the said mortgagor doth assign unto the said mortgagee her executors
administrators assigned secondly all those four cottages or tenements with the
plot piece or parcel of ground occupied as gardens to the same situate lying and
being at a place called the Square on Morgan’s Hill in
the town and Parish of Bradford in the said county of Wiltshire. Now or late in
respective occupations of Joseph Banison, Robert Jones and William Banison
and the other void. Thirdly also all those five several messuages
tenements situate being at or near St Margaret’s Hill in
the Parish of Bradford aforesaid and adjoining the last described cottages or
tenements and now or late in the respective occupation of Joseph Austin,
William Uncles, Rachel Wheeler, Alfred Bryant and William Hessant and
all the rights, easements and appurtenances to the said premises respectively
belonging to have and to hold the said cottages or tenements, gardens and premises
herein before assigned or expressed and intended so to be unto the said mortgagee
her executors, administrators and assigns for all the residues and remainders
now to come and unexpired of the said several terms one thousand years and one
thousand years and subject to the said proviso for redemption hereinafter contained
provided always that if the said mortgagee his heirs executors or assigns shall
on the first day or August next pay to the said mortgagee her executors or administrators
the sum of £700 with interest for the same in the meantime
after the rate of five pounds for one hundred pounds by the year without any deduction
or abatement whatsoever except the property or income tax then the said mortgagee
her heirs administrators or assigns will at any time thereafter upon the request
and at the cost of the said mortgagor his heirs executors administrators or assigns
convey the said hereditaments and premises herein before firstly described and
hereby granted or intended so to be also reassigned the said premises herein before
secondly and thirdly described and hereby assigned or intended so to be unto the
said mortgagor his heirs his executors administrators and assigns respectively
as he or they shall in their behalf direct free from all incumbrancies whatsoever
made and committed by the said mortgagee her heirs executors and administrators
or assigned…….and it is hereby declared that the said power of sale
maybe exercised by any person or persons for the time being intitled to give a
discharge for the moneys for the time being due on the security of these present
in witness thereof said parties to the presents have hereunto set their hands
in seals Henry Fricker and Anne Pickard. Reverse
of Document Received on the day of the date of written indenture
of and from the within named Anne Pickard the sum of 700 pounds
being the full consideration money within mentioned and expressed to be paid by
her to me signed Henry Fricker witness Henry Shrapnell Solicitor Bradford.
Signed sealed and delivered by the within named Anne Pickard in
the presence of Frederick Webber Solicitor Trowbridge. Memorandum left
on 1st day of June 1896 all principle monies and interest within
written mortgage were paid and discharged by Julius Augustus Fricker but
no conveyance was executed by the mortgagor. memoradum that by indenture
dated 25th day March 1914… of first part being …
Emily Fricker and Sarah Agnes Fricker of second part and John Molton of
the third part within mentioned hereditaments 481 482 483 and part 458
were conveyed to the said John Molton and his rights to …
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