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AltRefNoHINCH 3/2
TitleAssignment in trust. 1. Hon. Anna Maria Poyntz, widow, and William Poyntz, Esq., her son, both of the p. of St. James, Westminster, co. Middlesex. 2. Rt. Hon. John, 4th Earl of Sandwich, Rt. Hon. John Lord Viscount Spencer, Rt. Hon George Bussy Villiers Esq., commonly called Lord Viscount Villiers esq., and Henry Seymour of Sherborn, co, Dorset, Esq., trustees for William Poyntz.
DescriptionReciting firstly the past morgagings of certain leasehold premises in the p. of St. George, Hanover Square, co, Middlesex, for the principal sum of £4,000 and the eventual entitlement of A.M. Poyntz to this principal sum. Reciting then a Declaration of Trust of 11th December, 1761, whereby A.M. Poyntz, in return for £2,000 from W. Poyntz, made a half of the principal sum of £4,000 the money of W, Poyntz. Reciting finally an agreement between A.M. and W. Poyntz to assign a half of the mortgaged premises to 2. Now 1 assigns to 2. in trust for William Poyntz Esq. A half of certain leasehold premises in the p. of St. George Hanover Square, co, Middlesex.
Date16th February, 1762
CreatorNameMontagu family, Earls of Sandwich of Hinchingbrooke
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives

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