| Description | 1. Robert Wills. 2. Charles Kenrick of Middlesex, Esq. Reciting similarly to 2647/T1 and also as follows: 1) Settlement, 18 April 1826. Bella Kenrick is entitled during her life to the interest, etc, from the several trust monies, stocks, funds and securities, her personal estate at the time of her marriage, for her sole use, and 2, in case he survives her and there is no issue of the marriage, will be entitled for life to the interest, etc. 2 covenanted with Barrow, S. de Symons, A. de Symons and Roy that in case Bella, or he, in her right, should become possessed during their lives by purchase, gift, succession, etc, of any lands, stocks, monies, etc, then they would assure the same to Barrow, etc, upon the same trusts as those above. 2) 2647/T1. 3) 2 has contracted with 1 for the absolute sale to him of the contingent life estate of 2 in remainder expectant on the death of Bella in all the property covenanted to be settled and which belonged to Bella before her marriage, or at any time has devoted or accrued to her, in consideration of £400 to be paid by 1 to 2, and also in consideration of 1 assigning to 2 the moiety and the contingent reversion of the other moiety of the twelfth share. 4) Assignment, 1 January 1839. 2 to 1, in consideration of £400, the reversion or remainder of 2 for the term of his life expectant upon the death of Bella and the failure of issue of the marriage of and in all the interest, etc, which will become due in respect of the trust monies, etc, which Bella was possessed of, or entitled to, and were comprised in recital 1, or in respect of any other real or personal estate to which Bella, or 2, in her right, is, or shall, during their joint lives become seized, and all the estate, interest, etc, of 2 in the said reversion or in any real and personal estate of Bella by virtue of recital 1. The moieties, estates and interests comprised in and appointed and assigned by 2647/T1. |