They were the two grandsons of Henry Brind. Henry was William's son. In order to settle a dispute about the ownership of the malthouse, Henry agrees to pay Harry £29. Henry gets the land maintaining the London/Highworth connection.
1> | To all to whom these presents shall come Harry Brind of Cirencester in this County of Gloucester Woolcomber greeting whereas |
2> | Henry Brind of Foster Lane in the City of London Silver Smith is seized of an estate of freehold for this term of his natural life of and in all that |
3> | messuage or tenement or dwelling house with a malthouse and other houses thereunto belonging situate lying and being in Westrop in the parish of Highworth |
4> | in the County of Wilts together with this Backside and Garden ground thereunto adjoining and belonging containing by estimation one yard
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5> | of ground be the same more or less now in the tenancy or occupation of John Greene and late in the tenancy or occupation of John Fuller In
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6> | which said messuage or tenement and all and singular the premises aforesaid thereunto belonging to the said Harry Brind hath the
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7> | Reversion in fee as heir at law to Henry Brind late of Highworth aforesaid inn holder his grandfather deceased and whereas the said
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8> | Henry Brind deceased the Grandfather was in his lifetime and at the time of his death leased in fee simple of and in all those two
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9> | yards of arable lands lying in the common fields of Westrop aforesaid and adjoining or shooting upon the said Garden or Backside towards the |
10> | West one yard whereof lying under hollow roads Close Hedge and the other lying between the land heretofore of malting drying(?) of the |
11> | south side and the land heretofore in the occupation of one Francis Wilkins on the north and whereas upon the dowess of the said |
12> | Henry Brind the grandfather the same premises ought to have descended to the said Harry Brind right heir at law to the said Henry Brind the Grandfather deceased as aforesaid but William Brind father of the said |
13> | Henry Brind by distrayal .... into the said two several yards of arable land and enjoyed the same during the term of his natural |
14> | life after whose death the same descended and came to this said Henry Brind his son as his heir at law who is the .... of now seized |
15> | ....of the said distrayal...dispute has latterly arose between the said Henry Brind so seized of the aforesaid two yards of |
16> | land which came to him by the distrayal of his grandfather as aforesaid and the said Harry Brind to whom of right the premises ought |
17> | to have descended and come as aforesaid upon the decease of the said Henry Brind the grandfather and thereupon to put an end to the said |
18> | dispute he the said Henry Brind doth hereby agree to pay unto the said Harry Brind the sum of twenty nine pounds .... |
19> | for his releasing all his the said Harry Brind's right tithe and interest which he now hath or may claim hereafter as well of in and to the |
20> | said messuage or tenement malthouse out houses backside and garden before mentioned as also of in and to the said two yards of |
21> | arable land herein also before mentioned now these present witness that the said Harry Brind for and in consideration of the said |
22> | sum of twenty nine pounds .... of lawful British money to him in hand paid by the said Henry Brind at or before the |
23> | sealing and delivery of these presents the .... whereof is hereby acknowledged hath satisfied released and for ever quit claims and |
24> | by these presents doth for himself and his heirs remise release and for ever quit claim unto the said Henry Brind and to his heirs and |
25> | assignees for ever as well all the estate right tithe interests claim and demand whatsoever of him the said Harry Brind or in or to all |
26> | that the said messuage or tenement malthouse out houses and garden with the appurtenances thereunto belonging as also all |
27> | those the said two several yards of arable land with their appurtenances and every part and parcel thereof TO HAVE AND |
28> | TO HOLD the said messuage or tenement malthouse out houses garden and two yards of arable land and premises above mentioned with |
29> | their appurtenances unto the said Henry Brind his heirs and assignees to the only proper use and behoof of him the said Henry Brind |
30> | his heirs and assignees for ever so that neither he the said Harry Brind nor his heirs nor any other person or persons for him or them or |
31> | in his or their names or rights shall may by any way or means whatsoever at any time hereafter claim challenge or demand |
32> | any estate right tithe or interest of in or to the said messuage malthouse lands and premises or any part thereof but from all and every |
33> | action and actions estate right tithe interest claim and demand of in or to the said premises or any part or parcel thereof they and |
34> | every of them shall be forever banned by these presents and the said Harry Brind and his heirs the said messuage lands tenements |
35> | hereditaments and premises with the appurtenances to the said Henry Brind his heirs and assignees against him the said Harry Brind |
36> | and his heirs shall and will to assent and for ever defend and the said Harry Brind for him self and his heirs doth covenant promise |
37> | and grant to and with the said Henry Brind and his heirs and assignees that he the said Harry Brind and his heirs shall and will |
38> | at any time and within the space of five years next after the date hereof at the proper costs and charges in the law of the said Henry Brind his |
39> | heirs or assignees make do acknowledge .... or suffer any further and other reasonable act and acts thing and things assurance |
40> | and assurances in the law whatsoever lieu by any new or other release or releases fee or fees recovery or recoveries or otherwise |
41> | howsoever for the better and more perfect conveying releasing and assigning the said messuage or tenement land and premises unto the |
42> | said Henry Brind his heirs and assignees as by the said Henry Brind his heirs or assignees or his or their counsel learned in the law shall |
43> | be reasonably devised advised or required In witness whereof the said Harry Brind have hereunto set his hand and seal this seventeenth day |
44> | of June one thousand seven hundred and forty one. |