| Title | Re-conveyance by John Briddon of Liverpool, soap manufacturer (surviving devisee in trust and executor of John Etches, decd.), to John Heginbotham of Marsh Hall, Chapel en le Frith, carrier, and John Beard of Blaze (Ches.), farmer (trustees and executors of the will of Robert Longden of Ridge Hall, decd.) - reciting T 22-23 - and reciting memorandum by John Etches that the mortgage principal was the proper money of William Brittlebank of Oddo, Winster, gent. (17 Apr 1818) - and reciting that Etches, by his last will, devised all his real and personal estate to his friends John Briddon and William Colley the younger of Sheffield, scissor manufacturer (since deceased) upon trusts - and reciting that Robert Longden, by his last will, bequeathed to his wife Martha an annuity of £20 for life payable out of his real estate, and after certain pecuniary legacies, bequeathed all his real and personal estate to Peter Heginbotham of Ridge Hall, farmer (son of John) and made John Heginbotham and John Beard his executors with power to raise money from his real estate to pay debts and legacies - and reciting that £250 and all interest due has been paid to Brittlebank out of the purchase money from the sale of Longden's Wormhill estate - of all the premises comprised in T22-23, upon trusts and uses as specified by the will of Robert Longden. 28/9 Sep |