| Description | 1. Robert Wills of Golflyn, Flintshire, Esq, and Bella, his wife, otherwise Bella Kenrick, widow of Charles Kenrick, deceased. 2. Richard Roy of Lothbury in the City of London, gentleman, William Burleigh of Carrickfergus, County Antrim, Esq, and Godfrey Wills of Carrickfergus, Esq. 3. Simon Barrow of Ryde in the Isle of Wight, Esq, Samuel Lyon de Symons of Cumberland Street, Portman Square, Middlesex, Esq, the above Richard Roy and John Baruh Lousada of the City of Winchester, Esq. Recites: 1) The marriage of Bella Wills, then Bella Baruh Lousada, spinster, with Charles Kenrick according to the law of Scotland at Gretna Green on 21 November 1825, and the later marriage of the two according to the law of England at the Parish Church of St Luke, Old Street, Middlesex. 2) Marriage settlement of 18 April 1826 and the will and death of Buxton Kenrick in 1832. 3) Appointment of a new trustee, 17 November 1837. 1. Charles Kenrick and Bella, his then wife. 2. Barrow, S.L. de Symons and Roy. 3. A de Symons. 4. John Baruh Lousada. 4 was duly appointed a trustee of 1’s marriage settlement in the stead of 3. 4) The failure of issue from 1’s marriage and their divorce; 2647/T1; 2647/T2. 5) The marriage of Wills and Bella Kenrick on 24 January 1839 in Edinburgh. 6) Marriage settlement, 23 January 1839. 1. Bella Kenrick. 2. Robert Wills. 3. Roy, Burleigh and Godfrey Wills, trustees. 1 and 2 to 3, all the monies, stocks, funds, securities and personal estate to which 1, was, or might become entitled, and which were settled or agreed to be settled by the 1826 marriage settlement, and all the interest, dividends, etc, thereof. 7) 2647/T3. 8) Death of Charles Kenrick on 30 August 1851. 9) The funds, monies and property to which in 1826 Bella, or Charles Kenrick and then Robert Wills, in her right, was or has since become entitled, now consist of the sum of £2,379 0s 10d £3 per cent consolidated annuities and the sum of £5,972 13s 0d £3 per cent reduced annuities. 10) The property of Bella comprised in the 1826 settlement and which yet remains in reversion or expectancy consists of a share, to which as one of the children of Moses Baruh Lousada, deceased, and Bilah Lousada she became entitled in reversion expectant upon the death of her mother, in a sum of £20,000 £3 per cent consolidated annuities settled on her parents’ marriage by an indenture of 26 May 1806. 11) The sum of £267 9s 8d 3¼ per cent bank annuities was the only fund or property which accrued to Charles Kenrick after the 1826 settlement from the estate of his father. 12) 1 have expressed in writing to 3 their desire to relinquish all claims upon the funds accruing to the 1826 settlement from the estate of the late Buxton Kenrick and have requested 3 to pay or transfer the sum of £267 9s 8d 3¼ per cent bank annuities to the mortgagee or personal representatives of the late Charles Kenrick. 1 have also asked 3 to pay or transfer the sums of £2,379 0s 10d £3 per cent consolidated annuities and £5,972 13s 0d £3 per cent reduced annuities and to assign or release the funds agreed to be settled in 1826 which yet remain in reversion or expectancy to 2, upon whom he trusts in recital 6. Now, 3, at the request of 1 to 2, all the part or parts to which Bella Wills was, is or may become entitled in the trust funds of the settlement of 180b and all other her property and fortune comprised in the settlement of 1826 which has not yet been reduced into possession, upon the trusts declared in the settlement of 1839. With a schedule of he funds received by the trustees of Mr and Mrs Kenrick’s marriage settlement in respect of the fortune of Mrs Kenrick, now Mrs Wills. Endorsed: In Chancery in the matter of 10th and 11th Victoria and in the matter of the trusts under the marriage settlement of Charles Kenrick, Esq, deceased, and Bella, his wife. This is the deed marked A referred to in the Affidavit of William Cornell, sworn 19th February 1852. |