Executed by all parties and duly attested.

Receipt for wife's portion.

The marriage was solemnized at

[state the register].

church, in the parish

11th May, A. G., wife of the said J. G., died, leaving no issue of the marriage [state certificate of burial, and,

1801.

if necessary, proof of failure of issue].

No. I.

12th June, By Indenture of appointment (g) between the said Appointment.
1805.
J. G. of the one part, and N. P. of the other part,
Reciting the before abstracted deeds of feoffment
and lease and release [set out the power of
appointment at length].

And further reciting that the said J. G. had agreed
with the said N. P. to sell to him the premises
hereinafter described,

It is witnessed, that, in consideration of the sum of
£ to the said J. G. paid by the said N. P.,
he the said J. G. in pursuance of the power to
him reserved and given by the said in part
recited indenture, and of all other powers to him
given or in anywise enabling him in that behalf,
Did, by the now abstracting deed under his hand
and seal, executed, &c., limit, direct and appoint
All those &c.

To hold unto the said N. P., his heirs and assigns
for ever,

Covenant by the said J. G. that he had a right to
appoint,

For quiet enjoyment,

Free from incumbrances,

And for further assurance.

Executed by the said J. G. in the presence of and

attested by two witnesses.

1st Feb. Probate of the Will (h) of N. P., whereby he gave Probate. (inter alia) the premises hereinbefore described

1810.

unto J. P. and N. H. and their heirs,

(g) As to what must precede an appointment in an abstract, see ante, s. 25.
(4) As to the accompaniments or evidences verifying the abstract, see ante,

8. 52.

VOL. I.

C

No. I.

To the use (i) of M. P., the testator's wife, for life, with

remainder

To the use of J. P. and N. H., and their heirs, during the natural life of the said M. P., to preserve contingent remainders;

remainder

To the use of testator's son, N. P., for life;

remainder

3d May,
1810..

11th June,

1814. 1st Aug.

1820.

2d Dec.

1820. 10th May, 1822.

To the use of the said J. P. and N. H., and their heirs, during the life of the said N. P., &c. ;

remainder

To the use of the first and other sons of the said
N. P., the younger, severally in tail male;

remainder

To the use of M. P. and E. P., the two daughters of the said N. P., in tail general;

To the testator's right heirs;

remainder

Power to testator's said son, when in possession of the said estate, to raise portions for younger children, and grant leases;

Testator appointed his wife, M. P., sole executrix. Proved in the Prerogative Court of the Archbishop of Canterbury by M. P.

Registered, Book C., No. 400.

Testator died without having revoked his will.

N. P., only son of the said N. P., died, leaving no issue.

M. P., wife of the said N. P., the elder, died.

M. P., the eldest daughter of the said N. P. and

M. P., died unmarried.

20th Feb., E. P., the second daughter of the said N. P. and M. P., died unmarried [state certificates of burials].

1825.

(i) As to the limitations in a deed, see ante, s. 38.

1st Feb.

1826.

6th June, 1827.

No. I.

R. P. was testator's heir-at-law (as appears by
the following pedigree, verifying the descent by Heirship.
certificates of births, baptisms, marriages, and
deaths, from the registers).

R. P. died, leaving A. P. and E. P., his two
daughters, him surviving (proved by certificates

of baptism).

By Indentures of lease and release between the Partition.
said A. P., of &c., spinster, one of the daughters

and coheirs (k) of the said R. P., late of &c., of
the one part, and E. P., of &c., spinster, the
other daughter of the said R. P., of the other
part;

Reciting that the said R. P., being seised inter alia

of the premises hereinbefore described, had de-
parted this life leaving the said A. P. and E. P.,
his daughters and coheirs, him surviving;
And reciting that the said A. P. and E. P. had

already made an equal division of all the free-
hold estate of the said R. P., and that the pre-
mises hereinbefore described had fallen to the
share of the said E. P.;

It is witnessed that in pursuance of the said agree-
ment, and in consideration of the covenant here-
inafter mentioned on the part of the said A. P.,
she, the said E. P.,

Did covenant that the said A. P. should hold and
enjoy to her and her heirs for ever the premises
hereinbefore described for her share of the real
estate of the said R. P., absolutely freed from
all claim and demand of her the said E. P., her
heirs and assigns in and to the same.
And it is further witnessed [state covenant as above
from A. P. to E. P. as to the share of E. P.]
Mutual covenants from A. P. and E. P.,

That she hath done no act to incumber,

For further assurance,

(k) As to partition between coparceners, see ante, s. 45.

No. I.

Settlement.

Fine.

Admittance.

And quiet enjoyment.

Duly executed and attested.

9th Sept. By Indentures of lease and release between R. S.,

1827.

14th Nov. 1838. Mich.Term,

7 & 8 Geo. 4.

of &c., of the first part, the said A. P., of the second part, R. P. and J. W., of the third part; Reciting [recite treaty of marriage between R. S. and A. P. as before];

It is witnessed [abstract of settlement as before]; Covenants [as before], also a covenant on the part of R. S. and A. P. to levy a fine (1) of the premises hereinbefore described, and it was thereby agreed that the said fine should enure to the use of such person or persons, and for such estates, uses, and interests, as the said R. S. and A. S. should by deed or will direct and appoint. Indenture of fine levied in the Court of

in

pursuance of the covenant in the last abstracted indenture of release wherein J. B. was plaintiff, and R. S. and A. S. his wife, late A. P. deforciants.

Of the said farm &c. [as in the chirograph of indenture of fine].

Acknowledgment by the said A. S. was taken on the and the proclamations as follow [state date of proclamations].

No. II.

Abstract of the Title of J. F. to the Copyhold (m) Messuage

situated at

7th April, At a court holden for the manor of J. B. was
1776. admitted to all that messuage &c. situate
To hold to him his heirs and assigns for ever of
the lord of the said manor, at the will of the
lord, according to the custom of the said manor,
by the rent.

(1) As to fine levied by a married woman before 1834, see ante, s. 47. (m) As to the incidents to lands of copyhold tenure, see s. 50.

1779.

And immediately after such admittance the said
J. B. surrendered the said premises to the use
of his will.

18th June, The said J. B. published his last will and testa- Will.
ment in writing, and duly attested, by which
(inter alia) he disposed of the before-mentioned
copyhold estate in manner following, that is to
say,
"I give and devise to my son-in-law W. J.
all that my said copyhold messuage, &c., situate
at C., a surrender thereof to the use of my will
being already made, and a description being in
my admittance to the said estate, in trust, to
pay thereout to E. my wife the sum of £
yearly during her natural life, and after her de-
cease, in trust, to pay the same annuity to my
daughter A. J. during her natural life; and after
her decease, I give the same premises to my
right heirs for ever."

4th Nov.

1785.

30th Nov.

1785.

1st June,

1800.

The said J. B. died seised of the said copyhold

premises, without revoking or altering his said
will, having had issue only one daughter A. B.,
who married W. J. the testator's son-in-law,
mentioned in the will, and died on the
leaving an only son W. J.

No. II.

Admittance of the said W. J., devisee in trust of Admittance.
the said J. B., to the said copyhold premises,

To hold the same to him the said W. J., his heirs
and assigns, in trust, for the several intents and
purposes, and subject to the payment of the
same annuities mentioned in the will of the said
J. B.

The said W. J. received the rents and profits of
the said copyhold premises until the time of his
death, which happened on the 8th day of May,
1800, leaving W. J. his son and heir.

Admittance of W. J., son and heir of the said Admittance.
W. J., to the said copyhold premises,

To hold to him, his heirs and assigns for ever,

subject nevertheless to the several uses, intents