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From: "Alandra Palisser" <>
Subject: re MELHUISH
Date: Mon, 4 Mar 2002 10:23:15 -0800

Someone onlist was looking for MELHUISH, (forget who) - just found this.
Not sure if it's any help or not. This is only a small part
of the records just sent in by another lister. Alandra in
BC, Canada

SOMERSET ARCHIVE AND RECORD SERVICE

SOMERSET RECORD OFFICE



Accession No:S/2802 Group Code:DDCH




102/1 TAUNTON




[see also Box 106/6]

105/6DEVON
1791-1836*Articles of agreement for purchase of Manor of Kings Nympton by Mary Melhuish of
Satterleigh, widow, with particular of Manor giving tenants, lives, ages etc. and lease
for a year (release missing), 1791, lease for a year (release missing) by Mary
Frances Byne formerly of Satterleigh now of Exeter to John Pearson of Middle
Temple of 1/3rd of property in Kings Nympton, Satterleigh, Frithelstock et al,
devised to Mary Frances Byne in will of Mary Melhuish, 1822, covenant by Revd
Wm Procktor Thomas of Wellington to Mary Frances Byne to produce deeds to
capital messuage of Satterleigh Barton [schedule of deeds 1763-1802], 1829,
mortgage by Mary Frances Byne to Wm Kemp of Kings Nympton of 2 houses and
lands called Brewers at west end of village of Kings Nympton, 1834, and
conveyance by Revd Wm Procktor Thomas and his dau. Arabella of Wellington to
John Peter Benson of Witheridge of 1/3 pt of properties in Kings Nympton,
Satterleigh, Frithelstock etc. [detailed list of places] devised in will of Mary Melhuish,
1836.
[10 docs]
[*see also 119/7, 135/1]





105/7HUISH CHAMPFLOWER, BURRINGTON
1692, 1769Agreement to suffer recovery of a mess. called Higher Shutt in Huish Champflower
with common of pasture on Heddon Hill, Huish Moore and Brunden Hill between
Robert and John Gale of Huish and John Periam of Milverton, 1692; lease for 21
years of mess. called Beanport in Burrington from the Trustees of the Pyncombe
Charity to James Babbage and John Clotworthy, both of Burrington, 1769.
[2 deeds]
[See also 135/1]

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