| Title | Marriage settlement on the marriage of Eusebius Buswell to Honour daughter of Dame Frances Skrymsher (formerly Sneyd), between Eusebius Buswell the elder of Cadeby, Leics, Esq, son and heir of Sir Euseby Palsant dec'd, and Frances his wife, Eusebius Buswell his son and heir, Robert Pygott of Chestwynd, Salop, Esq, and John Davies of Kingsland, Hereford, clerk, John Wrottesley of Wrottesley, Staffs, Esq, Samuel Bracebridge of Linley, Warwicks, Esq, Ralph Sneyd of Byshton, Staffs, Esq, Roe of Normanton Turvile, Leics, Esq, Sir Wolstan Dixie of Market Bosworth, Leics, Bart, William Boothby of Markston, Leics, Esq, the Hon William Ward of Willingsworth, Staffs, Esq, George Buswell, gent, son of George Buswell the elder, Dame Frances Skrymsher and Edward Sneyd, gent, younger son of Dame Frances, by which in consideration of the marriage and the sum of £5500, Eusebius Buswell the elder and younger have conveyed to Pygott and Davies, the manors of Clipston and Newbold and other properties ir Clipston, Newbold, Marston Trussell, East Farndon, Guilsborough, Nortoft, Oxenden Magna, Braybrook, Kelmarsh and Brixworth (Northants); Cadeby, Market Bosworth, Naveby, Osbaston, Newbold, Verdon, Lubenham, Kibworth Harcourt, Nether Kibworth, Smeeton Westerby, Husbands Bosworth and Market Harborough (Leics) and estates in Staffs (described in detail in 4 skins): the Northants estates to be held to the use of Eusebius Buswell the younger for life to preserve the contingent uses; the Staffs estates in Tunstall, Adbaston, Kernsley, Leaward Pitts, High Offley - to the use of Honour as part of her jointure; the Cadeby capital messuage and other Leics estate again to the use of Pygott and Davies to preserve the contingent uses including the jointure of Frances wife of Eusebius Buswell the elder, then to the use of Eusebius Buswell the younger and Honour his wife, then to the use of Wrottesley, Bracebridge, Sneyd and Roe in trust for the children of Eusebius Buswell and Honour (5 skins of uses in all). Dated 20 March 10 Anne [1711] |