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East Sussex Record Office, SAS-RF/1/14 22 Nov 1700
Deed of Covenant
Between Maximilian Western of London, ironmonger, and John Fuller of Waldron, Sussex, esq., Whereby, after reciting that Thomas Western did some years since, in the name of his son Samuell Western, since decd., purchase to the said Samuell, but in trust for him the said Thos. Western, Collins Forge, 2 cottages and the pieces of land and other premises in Burwash (described in detail as before) And also the copyhold premises described and covenanted to be surrendered by deed of 30 Nov, 1664 (No. SAS-RF/1/4) Samuell Western never executed any deed declaring the trust for Thos. Western, and he had left William Western his only son and heir, an infant aged 6 years
Thos. Western had given his estate and interest in the premises to the said Maximilian Westerne
It was witnessed by the present deed that - in consideration of £200 paid by the said John Fuller for the absolute purchase of the premises - the said Maximilian covenanted within 17 years to procure a good title to be conveyed to John Fuller And that the said John Fuller might in the meantime hold and enjoy the premises with their rights and privileges without any rent
Signature, Maximilian Western.
East Sussex Record Office, SAS-RF/1/16 1 May 1716
Lease for a year
By William Western of Rivenhall nr. Witham, (sic) Essex, son and heir apparent of Samuel Western late of Rivenhall, esq. decd., to John Fuller of Brightling, esq., of the said Forge and Ironwork called Collens Forge and other the premises and right of way, described as in deed of 1 Nov., 1661 (No. SAS-RF/1/1).
East Sussex Record Office, AMS 1896 2 Nov 1780
Settlement (deed to declare the uses of a recovery)
Ann Lade of St George Hanover Square, Mx, widow of John Lade of St George Hanover Square, bt (devisee of his cousin John Lade of St Saviour, Southwark in Surrey, bt), with their only son John Lade of St George Hanover Square, bt, to Bateman Robson of Lincoln's Inn, gent, and Christopher Norris of Lincoln's Inn, gent, in trust
[intyer alia] An iron mill or forge and several small tenements for workmen
All in Etchingham, Salehurst, Burwash, Ticehurst and Robertsbridge, and formerly occupied by William Weston, George Strode, bt, and John Nicholl, esq
Witnesses: H Smith of Lincoln's Inn, esq, Richard Hopkins, clerk to Messrs Robson & Norris, Lincoln's Inn
Endorsed: acknowledged by CN before [Alexander Wedderburn, Lord] Loughborough, and desired to be enrolled, 21 Dec 1780
W to copy: Charles Whatmore, Edward Day, clerks to Mr Harbourne
The National Archives, PROB 11/632/60, 9 Dec 1724, proved 3 Sep 1729
Will of William Western of Rivenhall Place, Essex, Esq.
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