Catalogue description Lease and counterpart for 99 years, on lives of (2), brother Francis, and Grace Tanner,...

Lease and counterpart for 99 years, on lives of (2), brother Francis, and Grace Tanner, wife of Anthony Tanner, gentleman, and sister of (2)

(1) Sir John Arundell of Lanherne

(2) Thomas Carthew of St Issey, gentleman

Property George's garden, with two houses, one of which is part of the house of (2), one court between the houses against the back of the house of John Trenowith, the great field above the town (10 acres), the Lower down (5 acres), lately Blake's, and the moor below (2 acres), the furze down (2 acres), the pool park (4 acres), luckeberry (6 acres), the hill below (4 acres), totalling 33 acres, in Canalegie; mineral and timber rights reserved

Consideration (2), at his own costs, has obtained from Thomas Blake, son of Reginald Blake yeoman, deceased, and Thomas Cooke and his wife Eustice, daughter of Patherick Jenkyn, gentleman, deceased, the surrender of the lands; and the sum of £66 13s. 4d. paid by Thomas Carthew, deceased, father of (2)

Rent 21s. 0d.

One capon yearly

One harvest journey

Heriot of one best beast or £3

Covenants

To do common suit to the court of the manor

To act as reeve if so elected

To act as a tenant of the manor

To repair and maintain the property

Endorsed

(1) Thomas Carthew assigned all his rights in the property to his son Thomas Carthew of the Middle Temple, London, gentleman; dated 8 September 1684

(2) Edward North of Suffolk, executor of Serjeant Thomas Carthew, deceased, surrenders the lease 8 February 1705

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