William Lockhart estate: enabling trustees to sell the lands of Old Melrose Act 1837
| Jurisdiction | UK Non-devolved |
| Citation | 1837 c. 14 |
| Year | 1837 |
ANNO SEPTIMO
GULIELMI IV. REGIS.
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Cap.14.
An Act for enabling the Trustees of
William Eliott
Lockhart
deceased, of
Borthwickbrae,
to sell the
Lands of
Old Melrose
and Part of the Estate of
Borthwickbrae
to pay the Debts affecting the
same.
[10th
June
1837.]
HEREAS
William Eliott Lockhart
Esquire, of
Borthwick.
W
of
E
brae,
since deceased, by a Disposition and Deed of Entail
-
Borthwick
bearing Date the Twenty-third Day
.
ofJanuaq One thousand
Entail o
brae and
eight hundred and nineteen, and registered in the Books of Council
Flex.
and Session the Twenty-seventh Day of
March
One thousand eight
hundred and thirty-seven Years, conveyed, alienated, and disponed to
and in favour of himself in Liferent, and to
Allan Eliott,
his eldest Son
procreated of the Marriage betwixt him and Mrs.
Marianne Eliott
Lockhart,
his Spouse, and the Heirs whatsoever of his Body, in Fee ;
whom failing, to
Walter Eliott Lockhart,
his Second Son, and the Heirs
whatsoever of his Body ; whom failing, to
William Eliott,
his Third
Son, and the Heirs whatsoever of his Body ; whom failing, to
Gilbert
Eliott,
his youngest Son, and the Heirs whatsoever of his Body ;
whom failing, to any other Son or Sons to be procreated of his then
present or any subsequent Marriage, according to their Right of
Primogeniture, and the Heirs whatsoever of the Bodies of such Son
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