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Quitclaim under a marriage settlement

 

Accession 242/6/4

Quitclaim under a Marriage Settlement    1824

1a    Joseph James the younger of Esher, Surrey  Gentleman

1b    Sarah Barrett James of Esher,  Spinster

1c    Hannah Waring James of Esher,  Spinster

1d    Emma James of Esher,  Spinster

 

2      Joseph Fox of Plymouth,  Doctor of Physic

Property specified in part recited deeds.

 

 

13 August 1824

Mr Joseph James Junior

and his 3 elder sisters

 

            to                                Release of Claims

                                               Under a marriage settlement

Joseph Fox M D

 This indenture made 13 August 1824 between Joseph James the younger of Esher in the County of Surrey Gentleman, Sarah Barrett James of Esher aforesaid spinster, Hannah Waring James of Esher aforesaid spinster and Emma James of Esher aforesaid spinster of the one part and Joseph Fox now of Plymouth in the County of Devon but late of Mark Lane in the City of London Doctor in Physic the surviving trustee named and appointed in and by a certain indenture of settlement hereinafter referred unto of the other part.

Whereas in and by a certain indenture of assignment bearing even date with these present and made or expressed to be made between the said Joseph Fox of the first part of the said Joseph James the younger, Sarah Barrett James, Hannah Waring James and Emma James of the second part and Joseph James the elder of Esher aforesaid Esquire of the third part.

Reciting a certain Indenture of settlement bearing date on or about 19th November 1792 and made or expressed to be made between Joseph James the elder by his then description of Joseph James of Finsbury Place, Moorfields in the County of Middlesex, Wine Merchant and Hannah his wife of the one part and John Biddle of Esher aforesaid Esquire and the said Joseph Fox of the other part after reciting certain articles of agreement bearing date of 3rd April then last past being the articles entered into previous to the marriage of the said Joseph James the elder with Hannah his then wife before her marriage Hannah Waring, spinster and on which now reciting Indenture was founded  

And also reciting a certain Indenture of Lease of three parts bearing date on or about 18 May 1792 and made or expressed to be made between the Mayor and Commonalty and Citizens of the City of London of the first part, Martha Richardson, John Hughes, Thomas Gilbert and John Hodgson the elder and John Hodgson the younger therein respectively described of the second part and the said Joseph James the elder and Thomas Were therein also described of the third part.

It is witnessed by the said reciting Indenture of Lease that for the consideration therein mentioned the said Mayor and Commonalty and Citizens at the request and by the direction and appointment therein did demise grant and farm lett unto the said Joseph James the elder and Thomas Were (amongst other premises therein described)

After the decease of the said Hannah James upon trust to make sale and dispose of said piece or parcel of ground...

Hannah James (Waring) died 15th May last, leaving Joseph James the elder her surviving

Joseph James the elder has five children living, Joseph James the younger, Sarah Barrett James, Hannah Waring James and Emma James, all of whom had reached the age of 21, another daughter Olivia James was under the age of 21.

All that piece or parcel of ground with the messuage or tenement thereupon, erect situate lying or being on the west side of Finsbury Place at the corner of Ropemakers street in the parish of St Luke in the County of Middlesex and part of the Manor of Finsbury............

 It seems from the above that the James's are releasing their claim on the property in Finsbury to Joseph Fox the indenture goes on to say that Joseph Fox paid each of the James's five shillings and they relinquished their claim on the property.

 

 

 

"A quit claim deed is a type of deed where a grantor, a person who owns an interest in a property, transfers all his interests to someone else.

The grantor offers no guarantees about the title to the recipient, who is called the grantee.

A quit claim deed is often used to clear up problems with a title or when someone wants to use a simple method to give up all interests in a property."

 

 

 Quitclaim under a Marriage Settlement  Property specified in part recited deeds Plymouth and West Devon Record Office

 

 

 

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