Osmond and Mary Beauvoir marriage settlement: making effectual the sale of part of the estates Act 1820
| Jurisdiction | UK Non-devolved |
| Citation | 1820 c. 39 |
| Year | 1820 |
ANNO PRIMG
GEORGII IV. REGIS.
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Cap.
39.
An Act for making effectual the Sale of
Part
of
the
Estates comprized in the Settlement made upon
the Marriage of
Osmond
Beauvoir,
Doctor in Di-
vinity, and
Mary
Sharpe,
Spinster, both deceased.
[15th July 1820.]
W
HEREAS by Indentures of Lease and Release, bearing Date indentures of
respectively the Tenth and Eleventh Days of
October
One Lease and
thousand seven hundred and eighty-two, the Indenture of Re- Release, lOtk
lease between the Reverend
Osmond
Beauvoir,
then of the Precincts of the
^ctobgr
Cathedral of Chrisfs Church
Canterbury,
Doctor of Divinity, of the First 1782.
Part j Mary
Sharpe
of
Stanhope
Street, in the Parish of Saint
George,
Hanover Square, in the County of Middlesex, Spinster, of the Second
Part; and the Right Honourable Sir William Lynch of Grove, in the
County of Kent, Knight of the Bath, Sir
Charles Gould
of
Ealing,
in the
County of
Middlesex,
Knight, and
Thomas
Edwards
Freeman
of
Batsford,
in the County of
Gloucester,
Esquire, of the Third Part; in Consideration
of a Marriage then intended and afterwards solemnized between the
said
Osmond Beauvoir
and Mary Sharpe, the said
Mary Sharpe
granted,
released, and confirmed unto the said Sir
William
Lynch,
Sir
Charles
Gould,
and
Thomas
Edwards
Freeman,
and their Heirs, all that the Reversion or
Remainder in Fee Simple of the said Mary
Sharpe,
expectant upon and
to take Effect in Possession immediately after the Decease of Joshua
Sbarpe
her Uncle, of and in
several
Freehold Estates in the said Indentures
described, situate and being at East Barnet, in the County of
Hertford,
to
hold the same unto the said Sir
William
Lynch, Sir
Charles
Gould,
and
[Private.~] 9 u Thomas
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