Michael D.Heath-Caldwell M.Arch.

1861

Anne Marsh-Caldwell (ne Caldwell) - at Deacons & Linley Wood - age 69/70

Capt Leopold G. Heath C.B. - aged 43/44

Mary Emma Heath (ne Marsh) - age 34/35

Arthur Raymond Heath - age 6/7

Marianne Emma Heath - age 4/5

Frederick Crofton Heath(-Caldwell) - heir to Linley Wood Hall - age 2/3

Cuthbert Eden Heath - age 1/2

Ada Randolph Heath - age 0/1

Herbert Leopold Heath - age 0

Perry's Bankrupt Gazette

Saturday 26 January 1861

Gazette - Dec 25, 1860

Caldwell, James Stamford (died Nov. 1858) esquire, Linley-wood, in Audle. Prove debts by Jan.20. Hearing Jan.28 twelve, V.C.Wood's chambers. (Caldwell & others v Caldwell & others)

Morning Post

Monday 28 January 1861

Vice Chancellors' Chambers, Lincoln's Inn.Vice Chancellor Sir W.P. Wood's Chambers - - - At 12: Marsh-Caldwell v Marsh-Caldwell

(cover page)

4229/1/3/6/3

Marsh’s Trust

(E.H.Loring Deced)

Statement of the property of Miss Georgina Nelson Marsh, died 24^th March 1861.

Cash in the House                                                                                                         19.9.72

A few French and other Foreign pieces about                                                                                 - 10.-

Cash at Bankers – Drummonds                                                                                                110.3.3

£727.10.0 London and North Western Consolidated Stock 4/2 per bonds say}                                   700

£1010 Great India Peninsula Railway Company 5 per Cent say..}                                        1000

£10 Consolidated 5 per Cent preference Stock of Great Northern Railway Company say}                10

[A £2.10 – Call now over due]

£12 Great Northern Debenture Stock @ 4/2 of Ditto say}                                                        12

£30 Great Northern Debenture Stock (4 per Cent) say }                                                            30

Dividend Warrant on ê£10 ê5 per Cent preference Stock of the Great Northern Railway Company}          1882.7

1882.7..5

Imperial Gas Shares

Old ones                                                 80.10.-

New ones                                54.-.-    134.10.-

Furniture, plate and Jewellery to                                           567.16.-

Leasehold House at York Gate Regents Park                        1200.-.-

Leasehold House in Sloane Street                                        220.-.-

Rents due

Moses - York Gate                                    35.-.-

Hunter -  Sloane  Street                                              15.15.-

Green – Lambeth                                                             30.-.-

Proportion of Dividends on Stocks

On ê£6339.5.6 Consols                                               45.-.-

£2598.17.11 Consols –                                              18-.-

£300 East India Railway Stock}                                   3.10.-

£270 Great Northern Stock                          4..2.-    70.12.-

Half years interest on Mr Charles Abbott Delmars         32..7..-

Proportion of Current ½ years interest on Mr. C.A.Delmars Mortgage

Ditto on General Fredericks     Les

23 July 1861

Substance of New Will

Mr Loring and Mr Wynne Executors and Trustees.

Legacy of ê£19.19 to each.

£100 to Mr Loring in addition.

Furniture, linen. glass, china, books, pictures, prints, wines, liquors, full housekeeping stores and provisions and other effects of the like nature and  all wearing apparel and jewellery and personal  ornaments  to Madame Gabiou and Mrs Crofton equally.

Plate and plated articles to brother George .

Gas shares (Imperial) to Mrs Crofton.

£19.19 each to Col. Crofton Captain Heath and Mr Haden.

£100 free of  duty to Pointer.

In case of his death to go to his Wife.

£19.19 to Mrs Pointer.

£100 to Charlotte E Fryer free of duty.

£5 to Mrs Prigge.

Copyhold Estates devised to Mr Loring upon trust for sale proceeds to form part of residue.

New page – neat handwriting.

Freeholds Leaseholds and residue of personal Estate given to Executors Upon trust to convert into money (but leasehold house in York Gate not to be sold during life of Sister Amelia without her consent)

The proceeds to be held upon trust to invest same and pay income to Sister Amelia for life. At her death to pay one moiety of the capital and Income to Mrs Crofton absolutely.

And to pay income of the other moiety to Nephew William Wheeler Marsh for life. At his death Capital and income of same moiety to Nephews Arthur Henry Marsh and Egbert Blitterman Marsh equally.  All legacies to be paid in 3 months and legacies to females to be for separate use.

Legacies to Minors to be paid to their Parents or Guardians.

Trust Estates given to trustees.

Trustees receipts to be good discharges.

Power to appoint new trustees with usual clauses for indemnity of trustees.

File P1010079

Letter headed paper.

Lawyers or bankers to Posy

46 LincolnsInn Fields

5^th December 1861

Madam,

In Mr Wynnes absence I beg to acknowledge the receipt of the Drafts for 293, 100 and 100 enclosed in your letter of the 4^th instant.

Mr Wynne will return to Town tomorrow and on Saturday your letter shall be laid before him and he will forward a Draft for the tenants rent of the Ewhurst property.

I am, Madam, Your very obedient servant.

H. J. Tyler.

Miss Rosamond Marsh-Caldwell

Diary of Lady Mary Heath

March 1861

We all went to London, Leo having finished his 4 years at Southampton. In London we stayed till May. Leo in the meanwhile determined to build himself a house at Anstie on his property there. We all came and lived at his cottage at Moorhurst which is the same property. Herbert Leopold was born in 27 December 1861.