1801 Feoffment Mrs E. Parish to Henry Canham

Pinned to top of this Indenture

Signed & sealed Elizabeth Canham  dated November 12 1870

 

This Indenture made the tenth Day of

November in the forty second year of

The reign of our Sovereign Lord Geord the third

By the Grace of God of the united Kingdom  o

Great Britain and Ireland King Defender of the faith & in

the year of our Lord One thousand eight Hundred and one

between Elizabeth Parish late of Ipswich but now of

Needham Market in the County of Suffolk Spinster of the

one part and Henry Canham of Waldringfield in the said

County Labourer of the other part Witnesseth that the

said Elizabeth Parish for and in Consideration of the Sum

of five pounds of lawful Money of the said united King

-dom as used in England to her in hand well and truly paid

by the said Henry Canham at or before the ensealing and

delivery of these presents (the Receipt whereof she doth hereby

acknowledge and thereof and of every part thereof acquit

release and discharge the said Henry Canham his Heirs

Executors Administrators and Assigns and every of them for

ever by these presents) Hath granted bargained sold enfeoffed

and confirmed and by these presents Doth grant bargain sell

enfeoff and confirm unto the said Henry Canham his Heirs

and Assigns All that piece or parcel of Land situate lying

and being in Waldringfield aforesaid andpart of a certain

field called Rushy Fenn belonging to the farm of her the said

Elizabeth Parish now in the Tenure or Occupation of Joseph

Payne or his Assigns which piece of Land contains b Estimation

half an Acre be the same more of less and is intended to be

Forthwith separated from the said field And all ways paths

Passages Rights Members priviledges Hereditaments and

Appurtenances whatsoever to the said hereby granted and

enfeoffed piece of Land belonging or appertaining And the

Reversion and Reversions Remainder and Remainderes Rents and profits

thereof And also all the Estate Right Title Use Interest

Inheritance Trust Possession Property Claim and Demand

whatsoever both at Law and in Equity of her the said Elizabeth

Parishof in to or out of the same piece of Land and Heredit[ament]s

As any part thereof o have and to hold the said piece

 

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Of Land and Hereditaments hereby granted and enfeoffed or expressed or

intended  so to be with the Appurtenances unto the said Henry Canham

his Heirs and Assigns To the only and absolute use and Behoof of

the said Henry Canham his Heirs and Assigns forever And the said Elizabeth

Parish doth for herself her Heirs Executors and Administrators hereby covenant

and agree with the said Henry Canham his Heirs and Assigns that she

the said Elizabeth Parish and her Heirs and all and every other

person and persons whosoever having or rightfully claiming or wo

shall or may have or rightfully Claim any Estate Right Title Trust or

Interest at Law or in Equity of in to or out of the said piece of Land

and Hereditaments hereinbefore granted enfeoffed and conveyed or expressed

or intended so to be or any part thereof by from through or under or in

trust for her them or any of them shall and will from time to time and

at all times hereafter upon every reasonable request and at the proper

Costs and charges in the Law of the said Henry Canham his Heirs or Assigns

make do acknowledge suffer levy and execute or cause or procure to be

made done acknowledged suffered levied and executed All and every

such further and other lawful and reasonable Acts and Acts Deeds

Devices Conveyances and Assurances in the Law whatsoever for the further

better more perfectly and absolutely granting enfeoffing confirming and

assuring the same piece of Land and Hereditaments with the

Appurtenances unto and to the use of the said henry Canham her Heirs

and Assigns as by the said Henry Canham his Heirs or Assigns his or

their Counsel learned in the Law shall be reasonably devised or

advised and required And Lastly the said Elizabeth Parish Hath

made ordained constitute and appoint Joseph Payne of Waldringfield

aforesaid Farmer   her true and lawfor Attorney for her and in her

Name into the said piece of Land and Hereditaments hereinbefore

granted and enfeoffed with the Appurtenances or into some part

thereof in the name of the whole to reenter and state seizen and

quiet and peaceable Possession thereof for her and in her Name

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To take and have and immediately after such Seizin and possession

So thereof had and take, the like State Seizin and quiet and peaceable

Possession thereof or of some part thereof in the Name of the whole

unto the said Henry Canham to give and deliver To Hold to himt

the said Henry Canham his Heirs and Assigns according to the

form and effect of these presents. And whatsoever he said Joseph

Payne the said Attorney of the said Elizabeth Parish shall do in the

premises she doth and shall hereby ratify confirm and allow as

fully as if she the said Elizabeth Parish had been present and done

the same in her own person   In Witness whereof the said parties

to these presents have hereunto set their Hands and Seals the Day

and year first above written –

 

 

Received the day and year first within

Written of and from the within named              £

Henry Canham the Sum of five Pounds           5

Being the Consideration Money herein

Mentioned to be paid by him to me

Elizabeth Parish

Elizabeth Parish

Witness

Reeve Bunn

 

Sealed and delivered and also state seizen and quiet and

Peaceable Possession of the piece of Land Hereditaments and Premises

Within mentioned to be granted and enfeoffed were had and taken

By the witin named Jospeh Payne – as Attorney for and in the

Name of the within named Elizabeth Parish and immediately

Afterwards by him given and delived to the within names Henry

Canham To hold to him the said Henry Canham his heirs and

Assigns according to the form and effect within written on the Day

of the Date of the within written Indenture in the presence of

                                                                     Reeve Bunn