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Document Number:			0509043
Title:		Release
Date:		21 February 1823
SOLD - transcription available:				£16.00
Condition:
Good consistent with age
Physical description:
Parchment : 2 sheets 61cm x 70cm with 12 wax seals and revenue stamps.
Summary of contents
PARTIES Esther Aplin formerly of Hoxton Square, Middlesex, now of Epsom, Surrey, Widow. The Rev Christopher D'Oyly Aplin of West Moulsey, Surrey Benjamin Aplin of Bucklersbury, City of London, Wine Merchant. Robert Kite of Dalby Terrace, City Road, Middlesex, Merchant and Ann (formerly Ann Aplin) his wife. Joseph Wilson of Clapham Common, Surrey, Esquire and Emma (formerly Emma Aplin) his wife. The Rev Philip Henry Douglas of Epsom, Surrey and Susannah (formerly Susannah Aplin) his wife. Esther Clark Aplin of Epsom, Surrey, Spinster. Sarah D'Oyly Aplin of Epsom, Surrey, Spinster. The Rev. William Cotton Risley of New College, Oxford, Oxfordshire. Richard Cox of the City of Oxford, Oxfordshire. Esquire Christopher Aplin (deceased) of Adderbury, Oxfordshire. Esquire SUBJECT The document begins by reciting an Agreement of 1803 in which Christopher Aplin (senior - now deceased) agreed to sell copyhold property to Richard Cox for £7400. This sale was to take place after the death of Mrs Sarah D'Oyly who was tenant for life. Sarah D'Oyly died in 1821 and the sale is now being made. In the meantime, Christopher Aplin (senior) died in 1806 leaving his property in trust for his wife during her lifetime and then to his children. The original trustees have since died, but the Rev William Cotton Risley is the heir of one of them and continues to exercise that function. Accordingly, Esther Aplin (the widow of Christopher Aplin senior) together with all her sons, daughters, son in law, and the surviving trustee, are selling the property to Richard Cox. It consists of copyhold lands and tenements in Blackthorn and Ambrosden.
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