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MESSINGHAM, LINCOLNSHIRE

Transfer & Confirmation of Mortgage dated 6 April 1854

A vellum Indenture being a Transfer and Confirmation of Mortgage of a messuage, maltkiln and hereditaments at Messingham in the County of Lincoln for securing the sum of £400 and interest dated 6 April 1854, Mr George Frankish and Mrs Kirkland and others to Mr William Chatterton.

The document also has a receipt endorsed on the back for the sum of £200 paid by Sarah Kirkland to William Chatterton dated 6 November 1862 signed by William Chatterton and a further receipt dated 23 May 1867 signed by William Chatterton for the sum of £200 paid by Sarah Kirkland to William Chatterton and acknowledging that this is in full satisfaction and discharge of all principal monies and interest

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PARTIES TO DOCUMENT

Name	Other Information
William CHATTERTON	Gentleman of High Risby, Lincolnshire
George FRANKISH	Farmer of Great Limber, Lincolnshire. Lent £500 to Richard Kirkland deceased by Indenture of 13 February 1840
George KIRKLAND	Miller of Messingham, Lincolnshire. Son of Richard Kirkland deceased
Harriet KIRKLAND	Spinster of Messingham, Lincolnshire. Daughter of Richard Kirkland deceased
Richard KIRKLAND	The younger, farmer of Corringham, Lincolnshire. Son of Richard Kirkland deceased
Sarah KIRKLAND	The elder, widow of Messingham, Lincolnshire. Wife of Richard Kirkland deceased
Sarah KIRKLAND	The younger, spinster of Messingham, Lincolnshire. Daughter of Richard Kirkland deceased
William KIRKLAND	Miller of Messingham, Lincolnshire. Son of Richard Kirkland deceased

OTHER NAMES MENTIONED IN DOCUMENT

Name	Other Information
William BARNARD	Owner of adjoining property in 1840
Rev Henry Vincent BAYLEY	Former owner of adjoining land before Rev George Daniel Renaud
John KIRKLAND	Son of Richard Kirkland. Died since the making of his father’s Last Will and Testament
Mary Ann KIRKLAND	See Mary Ann Smith
Richard KIRKLAND	Deceased. Party to Indenture dated 13 February 1840 when he borrowed £500 from George Frankish (party hereto). Husband of Sarah Kirkland the elder (party hereto). Father of George Kirkland, Richard Kirkland the younger, Mary Ann Smith (nee Kirkland), Sarah Kirkland the younger, Harriet Kirkland, William Kirkland and John Kirkland. Last Will and Testament dated 3 September 1840. Died 4 September 1842. Will proved in the Consistory Court of Lincoln on 14 December 1842
George Daniel RENAUD	Owner of adjoining land in 1840
Mary Ann SMITH	Nee Kirkland. Daughter of Richard Kirkland deceased. Wife of Richard Smith
Richard SMITH	Husband of Mary Ann Smith (nee Kirkland)
Mr SOWERBY	Owner of adjoining land in 1840

Document signed

and sealed by

George Frankish

The mark and seal of Sarah Kirkland

George Kirkland

Richard Kirkland

Sarah Kirkland

Harriet Kirkland

William Kirkland

Witnesses

(with signature to document)

Thomas Freer, Solicitor of Brigg, Lincolnshire

Thomas Wilson, Clerk to Messrs Nicholson Hett and Freer Solicitors of Brigg, Lincolnshire

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Document reference LN60301

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