Sale of Property, found in Beverley Records Office.
Registry of Deeds September 1732, page 66, No.130.
John Weadley
(One grandson of Joseph Weadley of Millington) to
Henry Hudson of Millington, Yeoman.
Dated 16th Sept
1732 on the cover of the document (Presents Weadley
to Hudson)
This ........[Tudruyun]???? made the Sixteenth
day of September in the year of our Lord God one thousand seven hundred thirty
and two. Between John Weadley of the City of York,
Yeoman, one of the Grandsons and Devisees of Joseph Weadley
late of Millington in the County of York, Yeoman of the one part, And Henry
Hudson of Millington in the County of York aforesaid, Yeoman of the other part,
Witnesseth that the said John Weadley
for and in consideration of the sum of one hundred and seventy pounds of Good
and Lawful money of Great Britaine to him in hand
paid by the said Henry Hudson at the time of the sealing and delivery of the
presents the receipt whereof the said John Weadley
doth hereby acknowledge and thereof and
of every part and partoff thereof doth acquitt and discharge the said Henry Hudson, his heirs
executors and administrators and every of them forever by these presents. And for diverse other Good causes and considerations the said John Weadley hereunto [Movsing]??
Hath given, granted, bargained, sold, Aliened[?],
Released, Enforssed and confirmed And by these
presents. .... Give Grant Bargain Sell Aliene Release
En.e...e and Confirm unto the said Henry Hudson, his
heirs and assignes forever ( In the actual possession
of him the said Henry Hudson now being by Vertue of a
Grant and bargaine and sale to him the said Henry
Hudson thereof made by him the said John Weadley by
Indentures for one year bearing date the day before the date hereof and by
force of this statute made for transfering of Uses
into possession) All that messuages or tennement with the Garth, Croft, Barns, Buildings and
appurtenances thereunto belonging situate standing and being in Millington
aforesaid lying between an house belonging to William Bell on the West and an
house of Roger Bell on the East. Ann also all those four oxgangs
of Arrable Land with the appurtenances lying disposed
and being in the Township, Townfields and Territoryes of Millington aforesaid lying and adjoyning on the Lands belonging St John's Colledge in Cambridge on the West and James Hudson on the
East. And also one and Land called a Town and? Land and one other Land called
an Hallah bread ? Land within said messuage or Tenement, Oxgangs of Land and Lands and premises as now in gthe Towns or occupation of Richard Cooper as Tenant to the same. And also
all other the Lands, Tenements and .er.ditaments
whatsoever of him the said John Weadley situate lying
and being in Millington aforesaid. Together with all the Barns, Buildings, Stables,
Waters, Water sources, Comons, Comons
of Pasture, Easments, paths, passages, .resits, Comodityes, Hereditaments and appurtenances whatsoever to the same Messuage, Oxgangs of Land and
premises belonging or in any way wise? [or wife] of
right appertaining And the Revertion and Revertions, Remainder and Remainders, Houses, Lands and
profits thereof and of every part and parcell
thereof. And also all the Estate right the? Interest claime and Demand whatsoever of him the said John Weadley of, in and to the said premises every
or any part of partof thereof. And all Deeds,
Evidences and writings ...thing or mentioning the same singly by themselves and
true copies of such Deds, Evidences and Writings as .onth or reuturn the same joyntly with and amongst other Lands or Tenements which now
are in the Lands, Custedy and keeping of the said
John Weadley or any other person or persons for his
Use and by and with his Assent consent or procurement All which Copies to be
made or re.ied out at the Cost and Charges in the Law
of the said Henry Hudson his heirs and Assigns. TO HAVE AND TO HOLD all &
every the said hereby granted and released or mentioned or intended to be
hereby granted and released premises with their and every of their
appurtenances unto the said Henry Hudson his heirs and assigns. To the only proper Use, benefit and Behoofe
of the said Henry Hudson his heirs and assigns forever. And to and for no other Use or Uses, intents, purposes or lymitations whatsoever. And the said John Weadley and his heirs the said hereby granted and released
premises and every part thereof with their and every their rights, members and
appurtenances unto the said Henry Hudson his heirs and assigns forever against
him the said John Weadley and his heirs and against
Joseph Weadley his brother and his heirs and against
Robert Turner of Colchester, Clerk, and his heirs shall and will warrant and
forever by these presents Defend. And the said John Weadley
for himself, his heirs, Executors and Administrators and every of them doth
hereby Covenant, Promise. grant and agree to and with the said Henry Hudson,
his heirs executors and Administrators and Assigns, That he the said John Weadley at the time of the sealing and delivery of these
presents is the Sole, True and Lawful owner of all and every the said hereby
granted and released premises. And hath in him good right, full power and
Lawful Tythe and Authority to give, grant, bargain,
sell, aliens, release, enforsse and confirm the same
to the said Henry Hudson, his heirs and assigns forever without any condition
or lymitation whatsoever to alter, change, frustrate
or make void the same or any part thereof. And that he the said Henry Hudson
shall and may forever hereafter....... and quietly HAVE HOLD, Use, occupy,
possess and enjoy all and every the said hereby granted and released premises
and receive and take to his and their own proper use and benefit all the
Issues, Rents, Revenues and profits from time to time ..ning,
growing, Issuing or arising out of for or when the same without any less suit
trouble, Ejection, Eviction deny all hinderents
Interruption or Molestation whatsoever of him the said John Weadley
his heirs or assigns or of the said Joseph Weadley or
his heirs or assigns, or of the said Robert Turner or his heirs or assigns. And
also free and clear of and from all former and other Bargains, Sales, Gifts,
Grants, Wills, entailes, Ffines,
Ffeoffments, Recovereyes,
Statutes, Merchant and of the Staple Recequizantes, Annuityes, Joyntures, Dowers,
Leases, Devises, Judgements, Executions, Extents, Rents, Rent charges,
Mortgages and arrears of Rent and of and from all former and other titles,
troubles, charges, claims and Incumberantes
whatsoever had made done or suffered by the said John Weadley,
Joseph Weadley and Robert Turner ..... of them or by any person or persons whatsoever lawfully
claiming or claim by, from or under them ( the Rents and services from
henceforth to become due and payable to the Chief Lord or Lords of the Ffee or Ffees thereof ( if any
such be) only ...epted or foreprised.
AND FURTHER the said John Weadley doth hereby for
himself, his heirs, Executors and Administrators and every of them Covenant,
promise, grant and agree to and with the said Henry Hudson, his heirs
Executors, Administrators and Assigns and every of them, That he, the said John
Weadley and his heirs shall and will for the further
more perfect and better assureing and assuremaking in the Law of the said granted and released
premises. To the said Henry Hudson his heirs and assigns forever, makedo, suffer, levy, acknowledge, and Execute or Cause to
be made done, suffered, levyed, acknowledged and
executed all and every such further and other lawful and reasonable art and
arts, Deed and Deeds, Conveyance and Conveyances, assurance and assurances in
the law whatsoever Bee it by Ffine or Ffines singly by themselves or joyntly
with others and amongst Lands or Tenements Ffoefment,
Recovery with single, double or more Voucher or vouchers, Deed or Deeds,
Enrolled or not Enrolled the Enrollment of these
presents Release confirmation or by any other Lawfull
ways or means whatsoever. As by the said Henry Hudson, his heirs and Assigns or
by his or their councill learned in the Laws of this
Realm shall be i..senable,
devised, advised or required so as the same may be made done and executed at
the Costs and Charges in the Law of the said Henry Hudson, his heirs and Asigns, and the party or partys
required to execute the same be not compelled to travell
above Thirty Miles from house about the doing thereof. AND FURTHER it is hereby
Covenanted, granted, declared, and agreed upon by and
betwixt ye said partys to these presents for them and
thier heirs. And they do hereby lymitt,
declare and appoint that all Ffines, Ffoefments, Recoveryes and other
assurances already had made done, suffered, acknowledged or executed or
hereafter to be made done, suffered, levyed,
acknowledged and Executed, of and upon the said premises or any part thereof by
and betwixt the said partys to these presents or any
of them whither singly or by themselves or joyntly woth others and amongstother
Lands or tenements by the name or names aforesaid or by any other name or names
Number of Acres discinction or discription
whatosever shall be and ...re and shall be deemed
Esteemed, adjudged, certified and taken to be and ...re to the only proper use,
benefit and behoofe of the said Henry Hudson his
heirs and assigns for ever and to and for no other use or uses, Intents,
purposes or lymitations whatsoever. IN WITNESS whereof the partys to these
presents have hereto sett their hands and seals the
day and year Ffirst above written.
John Weadley
Sealed and delivered (being writt
on 3bls 6d SB? .......) in the presence of
James Hudson
Edmund Czaderk
William Bower
Received the day and year first within written of the
within Henry Hudson the same of One Hundred and Seventy pounds the
Consideration money within mentioned for the within written premises £170 0s 0d
Signed John Weadley
A MEMORIAL of the within written Deed was registered
Monday the Twenty second day of September One thousand seven hundred and thiry two at four in the afternoon ( In
Lib: N page 66, No 130) ... Mahills Sep: Rege um..
Witenessed by James Husdon, Edmund Czaderk, William Bower.