Arabella Herring 1741 - post 1810
Arabella Herring , Nottingham University: Ne D 3586 23.12.1767 Deed of covenant from Arabella Herring to John Ridghill for the production of deeds; 23 Dec. 1767 First Party: Arabella Herring, widow of Newark upon Trent, Nottinghamshire. Second Party: John Ridghill the younger, clerk of Newark upon Trent, Nottinghamshire and Arabella his wife, being the daughter of (1). In consideration of the deeds relating to the property, covenant by (1) with (2) to produce the deeds as and when requested, and to allow copies to be made. Includes a schedule of the deeds in (1)'s custody including: (i) indenture between William Twentyman and William Childers and Dorothy Rawson dated 11 Jun. 1658 [wanting]; (ii) mortgage dated 1 Aug. 1712 between William Twentyman and John Clay [wanting]; (iii) mortgage dated 26 Mar. 1719 between John Twentyman and John Clay [wanting]; (iv) lease and release dated 18-19 Sep. 1719 [see Ne D 3578]; (v) mortgage and assignment dated 13 Feb. 1720 NS [see Ne D 3579]. Recitals: (a) fact that the several deeds listed in the schedule at the foot of the document concern the title of a messuage called the Saracen's Head Inn in Market Place, Newark, as well as diverse other premises of (1) in Newark; (b) previous to the marriage of both parts of (2), the messuage called the Saracen's Head was conveyed by lease and release to a trustee for the benefit of Arabella the daughter; (c) agreed between the parties that the deeds relating to the property shall remain in the custody of (1). 1 membrane Top of page Ne D 3587 22.6.1768 Deed to lead uses of a fine from Rev. John Ridghill and Arabella his wife to George Hutton of 2 messuages in Newark, Nottinghamshire; 22 Jun. 1768 First Party: Rev. John Ridghill, clerk of Newark upon Trent, Nottinghamshire and Arabella his wife. Second Party: George Hutton, gentleman of Carlton upon Trent, Nottinghamshire. In pursuance of the agreement recited at (b) below, covenant by (1) to levy a fine or fines of 2 messuages, 4 barns, 4 stables, 4 gardens, 4 orchards and 1 acre of land with appurtenances in Newark; property comprises of a capital messuage called the Saracen's Head in Market Place, Newark, and also a newly built messuage with appurtenances in Potter Dike, Newark, which adjoins the back of the Saracen's Head [boundaries provided]. Declaration that the fine and any previous fines of the property are to inure to the uses of (1) for life and then the survivor of them and then in tail to be equally divided as tenants in common; further declaration that (1) has the power to revoke all uses and trusts on the property and appoint new ones. Recitals: (a) lease and release dated 5 Dec. 1767 [see Ne D 3535]; (b) marriage of (1) and the fact that they decided to bar the estate tail limited by the release, and to resettle the property to the uses mentioned above. 1 membrane Ne D 3588 19.6.1768 Final concord of property in Newark, Nottinghamshire; 19 Jun. 1768 Copy of Ne D 3537; see that entry for details. Dated at Westminster 'from the day of the Holy Trinity in three weeks' 8 George III. 1 membrane Top of page Ne D 3589-3590 4.4.1784-5.4.1784 Lease and release from Rev. John Ridghill and Arabella his wife to James Clarke of a messuage called the Saracen's Head Inn, Newark, Nottinghamshire; 4-5 Apr. 1784 First Party: Rev. John Ridghill, clerk of Welbourn, Lincolnshire and Arabella his wife. Second Party: James Clarke, gentleman of Newark upon Trent, Nottinghamshire. In consideration of the agreements recited at (a) and (b) below, (1) revokes any uses appointed by the deed recited at (a) below of property in Newark. In further pursuance of the agreements (1) limits and appoints the capital messuage known as the Saracen's Head Inn with the buildings, stables, yards, gardens and appurtenances adjoining, now occupied by William Thompson to the use of (2) forever. In consideration of the above, lease [Ne D 3589] and release [Ne D 3590] from (1) to (2) of a capital messuage called the Saracen's Head Inn with all appurtenances; property is limited to the use of (2) except for a moiety of a yard or piece of ground adjoining other premises of (1) in Newark, and which was previously used as the dung yard of the Saracen's Head; usual covenants apply. Consideration: £3,325. Recitals: (a) deed to lead uses of a fine dated 22 Jun. 1768 [see Ne D 3587]; (b) (2) has agreed with (1) for the purchase of the absolute estate of inheritance in fee simple of the capital messuage above limited for the sum of £3,325. 2 membranes Top of page Ne D 3591-3592 6.4.1784-7.4.1784 Mortgage by way of lease and release from James Clarke to Rev. John Ridghill of a messuage known as the Saracen's Head in Newark, Nottinghamshire; 6-7 Apr. 1784 First Party: James Clarke, gentleman of Newark upon Trent, Nottinghamshire. Second Party: Rev. John Ridghill, clerk of Welbourn, Lincolnshire. In consideration of the sum of £1,000 paid to (1) by (2), lease [Ne D 3591] and release [Ne D 3592] from (1) to (2) of a capital messuage known as the Saracen's Head Inn with all appurtenances, now occupied by William Thompson, [except for the moiety of land stipulated in the lease and release dated 4-5 Apr. 1784; see Ne D 3589-3590]; includes arrangements for the payment of interest; expected covenants apply. Recitals: (a) fact that (1) has occasion to borrow £1,000 with interest and has applied to (2) for the loan who has agreed to advance it on security for repayment. 2 membranes Top of page Ne D 3593 7.4.1784 Printed bond from James Clarke to Rev. John Ridghill for the repayment of a debt; 7 Apr. 1784 First Party: James Clarke, gentleman of Newark upon Trent, Nottinghamshire. Second Party: Rev. John Ridghill, clerk of Welbourn, Lincolnshire. Bond from (1) to (2) in £2,000 for the repayment of £1,000 with interest. 2 ff Top of page Ne D 3594-3595 3.5.1791-4.5.1791 Lease and release from George Hutton and John Green to Henry [2nd] Duke of Newcastle [under Lyne] of the Saracen's Head in Newark, Nottinghamshire and discharge of a mortgage thereon; 3-4 May 1791 First Party: James Clarke, gentleman of North Muskham, Nottinghamshire and Eleanor his wife. Second Party: George Hutton, gentleman of Carlton upon Trent, Nottinghamshire; and John Green, gentleman of Welbourn, Lincolnshire. Third Party: Rev. John Ridghill, clerk of Welbourn, Lincolnshire and Arabella his wife. Fourth Party: Henry [2nd] Duke of Newcastle [under Lyne]. Lease [Ne D 3594] and release [Ne D 3595] from (2) to (4), at the request of (1) and (3) [being the transfer of the mortgage as recited at (a) below] of a capital messuage called the Saracen's Head Inn in Market Place, Newark in the occupation of William Thompson together with buildings, stables, yards, gardens and appurtenances adjoining except for a moiety of a yard or piece of ground adjoining other premises of (3) in Newark, and which was previously used as the dung yard of the Saracen's Head; includes covenant to levy a fine of the property concerned. Consideration: £3,300 [£1,000 paid to (2) in discharge of a mortgage and £2,300 paid to (1)]. Recitals: (a) mortgage by way of lease and release dated 6-7 Apr. 1784 [see Ne D 3591-3592]; (b) details of a lease and release dated 23-24 Jun. 1784 [wanting]; (c) fact that (2) is now owed only the principal mortgage sum of £1,000 as all interest has been paid; (d) fact that (4) has agreed with (1) for the purchase of the property for the sum of £3,300 from which the mortgage money owing to (2) is to be paid. 5 membranes Top of page
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| Born: 1741 | Baptised: Newark, Lincs., , England 26th May 1741
| | Died: post 1810 | Buried:
| | Family: Herring |
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