| Title | Family settlement between Samuel Shore of Norton Hall, esq., and his wife, Urith, formerly Urith Offley, Samuel Shore of Broadfeld, Sheffield, merchant, and John Milnes of Wakefield, merchant, by which Shore senior has released to Shore, junior, in consideration of 10 shillings, a moiety of messuages and lands (recited in detail) in Wilstead, Bedfordshire, Dunmow and Great Canfield, Essex, Hertford, Snaylham, Sussex, Ittleston, Sussex, Ipswich and Metfield, Suffolk and Norwich: to the use of Samuel Shore and father: also Shore senior surrenders to Shore, junior, various copyhold lands (recited in detail) in the manors of Clattering, Essex, High Weston, Essex, Henham, Essex, Kentish Town (manor of Tottenham Court), and Gestling, Sussex: to the use of Samuel Shore the father: also, in consideration of £4885, Samuel Shore the son has conveyed to John Milnes, the manor or royalty of Blore with all rights, royalties, quit rents, members and appurtenances, also Blore Park and the perpetual advowson, right of patronage, nomination to rectory and church of Blore, also capital messuage and all other messuages and all granges, cottages, tofts, edifices, buildings, barns, stables, yards, gardens, orchards, backsides, lands, tenements, meadows, leasows, pastures, feedings, commons, mines, quarries, courts, profits, perquisites, etc., belonging all in Staffordshire: to the use of Samuel Shore the son for his natural life, then to the use of Milnes in trust to preserve the contingent remainders: after the decease of Samuel Shore the son to the use of Urith his wife then to the use of their lawful male and female issue successively in order of seniority: in default of issue to the use of Samuel Shore the son his heirs and assigns
11 & 12 May |