Lease, moiety of Trevean, Sancreed, 2 May 1722. 2
Parties:
1) Stephen Ustick of Botallack, St Just in Penwith, gentleman
2) Thomas Lanion of Sancreed, yeoman
Moiety of Trevean, Sancreed, namely Park an Gove, Park and Garrack, Park heere Wartha, Park heere Gollas, two crofts over the water and Croft Neweth with commons.
Term: 99 years. Consideration: £60. Rent: 26 shillings and 8 pence and one capon [12 pence]. Heriot: 40 shillings.
Life of: Thomas Lanion.
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Lease, Bosean Wollas, St Just in Penwith, 2 Dec 1726. 3
Parties:
1) Stephen Ustick of Botallack, St Just in Penwith
2) Sir John St Aubyn of Clowance.
Lease for a year.
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Lease and release with assignment of lease, Trevean and part of Trevoryan, Sancreed, 1-2 Jan 1728. 4
Parties:
1) John Penrose of Penzance, gentleman and Margery, his wife
2) Stephen Ustick of Botallack, St Just in Penwith, gentleman
3) William Harris of Camborne, yeoman
Trevean and two thirds part of Trevoryan, with lease for 500 years on one third part of Trevoryan, Sancreed.
Consideration: to 1): £421 and 6 shillings.
To 2): £342 and 6 shillings.
Recites: a settlement and wills by which Margery Penrose [nee Ustick] is owed £300, £50, £50 and interest.
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Beneficiary of his father's will (1730)
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Transfer of mortgage by way of bargain and sale, Bosean Wollas, St Just in Penwith, 5 Nov 1742. 5
Parties:
1) Sir John St Aubyn of Clowance
2) Stephen Ustick, Botallack, St Just in Penwith, gentleman
3) George Blewet, borough Marazion, merchant.
Consideration: £634 and 3 shillings and 6 pence.
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Abstract of the Will of Stephen Ustick of Botallack in the County of Cornwall, Gentleman, written 23 Apr 1743, proved 21 May 1754. 6
Gives to his wife his three best feather beds, besteads, curtains, vallance, bolsters, pillows, quilts, blankets, sheets, her chest of drawers and other items.
Gives a suit of mourning each to his wife and children.
Gives to his eldest son John Ustick the old family plate.
Gives £300 each to his three younger sons Stephen Ustick, Thomas Ustick and William Ustick, to be paid to them when they each turn twenty-one.
Gives £300 each to his three daughters Mary Ustick, Jane Ustick and Catherine Ustick, to be paid to them when they each turn twenty-one or marry, whichever happens first.
All the rest of his goods, rights, credits, chattels and personal estate he gives to the Rev. Walter Borlase of the parish of Madron, Clerk, Doctor of Laws, to John Penrose of the town of Penzance in co. Cornwall, Gent, his brother-in-law, and to Christopher Davies of the parish of Ludgvan in co. Cornwall, Gent., in trust, to sell for the payment of his debts. Also gives to them all his messuages, dwelling houses, lands, tenements, hereditaments and real estate in co. Cornwall, to sell and from the proceeds pay the said legacies.
Appoints the said Walter Borlase, John Penrose and Christopher Davies, as guardians and trustees of his children during their respective minorities, appointing them co-executors of his last will and testament.
(Signed)
Witnesses: Jo Toup, John Sanford, Anna Rogers
In a codicil dated 24 Nov 1746 he nominates George Blewett of the town of Marazion in co. Cornwall as one of the trustees of his younger children, Christopher Davies having since deceased.
Witnesses: Geo. Harrold, Mary Medcalf, Jno. Madderne
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