Counterpart lease for lives, messuage and tenement, Broad Lane, Illogan, 11 Dec 1839. 4
Parties:
1) The Honourable Anna Maria Agar, Widow, and Thomas James Agar Robartes, Esquire, both of Lanhydrock, Cornwall.
2) Joseph Tangye, Shopkeeper, of Illogan, Cornwall.
Property: Dwelling house, barn, stable, outbuildings and garden plot, Broad Lane, Illogan. Part of Treloweth Manor.
Consideration: £18.
Term: 99 years and life of Joseph Tangye (40 years). Commencing on decease of Elizabeth Francis and Jane Francis.
Annual rent: 20 shillings.
Heriot: 5 shillings (Joseph Tangye should he survive to take up the term above).
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In 1841 Joseph Tangey, aged about 40, farmer, and wife Ann Tangey, aged about 40, born in the county, were living in Broad Lane, Illogan, Cornwall. With them were children James (15), smith, Joseph (14), John (12), Ann (10), Edward (9), Richard (7), George (5) and Alice (3).
In 1851 Joseph Tangye, aged 52, born in Illogan, retired grocer, and wife Ann Tangye, aged 50, born in Illogan, were living in Broad Lane, Illogan. With them were children (born in Illogan, unmarried) James (25), engineer, Joseph (24), engineer, Ann (20), Edward (18), farmer of 12 acres, George (15) and Sarah (6).
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Joseph Tangye died aged 55 years. 2
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Joseph Tangye late of the parish of Illogan in the county of Cornwall, farmer, a widower, died without making a will. Bond upon the Administration of his goods &c. was granted 14 January 1857 to Richard Tangye of 38 Spring Street, Edgbaston, Birmingham, Warwickshire, commission agent, dissenter from the Church England common called a quaker, the son, and one of the next of kin of the said deceased.
Effects sworn under £200.
Died 21 March 1854. 3
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