ECR 52 016
Reference code
ECR 52 016
Title
Asthall and Fulbrook, Oxfordshire: Indenture of lease
Level
Item
Date
16 November 1751
Content description
Indenture of lease, by the Provost and College, to John Lenthal, of Burford, esquire, upon
surrender of his former lease, of the rectory or parsonage of Astall with all tythes of corn and
hay, lands, meadows, pastures, and emoluments and other appurtenances and certain
bushels of wheat in Astall and Fulbruck called Church Wheat pertaining to the rectory, the
advowson of the vicarage being reserved to the lessors. From Michaelmas last for 10 years,
for such uses and upon such trusts as are mentioned in certain indentures tripartite
importing a settlement of jointure, bearing date 18 March 1682, between William Lenthal, of
Burford, esquire, son and heir of Sir John Lenthal, deceased, who was son and heir of
William Lenthal, esquire, and of Katherine Lenthal, wife of the said William, of the first part,
Sir Edward Temple, of Stow, co. Bucks, Knight of the Bath and Baronet, Aloard Cage, of
Thavies Inn in the City of London, gentleman, and John Prior, of Burford, gentleman, of the
second part, and dame Katherine Hambleton alias Pasley, of St Martin’s in the Fields,
widow, mother of the said Katherine Lenthal, of the third part. Rent £12 13s 4d, 16 quarters
of malt or their money equivalent at the rate of Windsor Market, and 10 quarters of wheat
similarly.
The lessee to pay the vicar’s pension of £10 a year which the lessors to pay the vicar’s
pension of £10 a year which the lessors will repay; and the lessee to pay the vicar a further
£13 6s 8d in augmentation of his pension. Lodging to be provided for two days and three
nights.
Doubled tag for the College Seal, which has been cut away.
surrender of his former lease, of the rectory or parsonage of Astall with all tythes of corn and
hay, lands, meadows, pastures, and emoluments and other appurtenances and certain
bushels of wheat in Astall and Fulbruck called Church Wheat pertaining to the rectory, the
advowson of the vicarage being reserved to the lessors. From Michaelmas last for 10 years,
for such uses and upon such trusts as are mentioned in certain indentures tripartite
importing a settlement of jointure, bearing date 18 March 1682, between William Lenthal, of
Burford, esquire, son and heir of Sir John Lenthal, deceased, who was son and heir of
William Lenthal, esquire, and of Katherine Lenthal, wife of the said William, of the first part,
Sir Edward Temple, of Stow, co. Bucks, Knight of the Bath and Baronet, Aloard Cage, of
Thavies Inn in the City of London, gentleman, and John Prior, of Burford, gentleman, of the
second part, and dame Katherine Hambleton alias Pasley, of St Martin’s in the Fields,
widow, mother of the said Katherine Lenthal, of the third part. Rent £12 13s 4d, 16 quarters
of malt or their money equivalent at the rate of Windsor Market, and 10 quarters of wheat
similarly.
The lessee to pay the vicar’s pension of £10 a year which the lessors to pay the vicar’s
pension of £10 a year which the lessors will repay; and the lessee to pay the vicar a further
£13 6s 8d in augmentation of his pension. Lodging to be provided for two days and three
nights.
Doubled tag for the College Seal, which has been cut away.
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