Jane Hore

Abt 1673 -

• Name	Jane Hore
  Born	Abt 1673	Spreyton (aka Sprayton), Devon (aka Devonshire), England of?
  Christened	1673	Spreyton (aka Sprayton), Devon (aka Devonshire), England
  Gender	Female
  Person ID	I251	A01 England 1600 One-Name Study
  Last Modified	12 Jan 2016

  
  

  Father	Thomas Hore,   b. Bef 1653, Spreyton (aka Sprayton), Devon (aka Devonshire), England of?
  Mother	Barbara,   b. Bef 1653, Spreyton (aka Sprayton), Devon (aka Devonshire), England of?
  Family ID	F54	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Notes

  England, Select Births and Christenings, 1538-1975 Name:Jane Hore Gender:Female Baptism Date:1673 Baptism Place:Spreyton,Devon,England Father: Thomas Hore Mother: Barbara FHL Film Number:917531 http://www.spreyton.org.uk/history_farms.htm#Coffins DOCUMENTS RELATING TO BARTON IN THE DEVON RECORD OFFICE Agreement of 8.12.1707 between William Battishill, yeoman, and Andrew Battishill, yeoman, both of Spreyton. It is noted that William and Andrew levied a fine in Easter term 13 Will III (1702) of a half of 3 messuages, 3 gardens, 3 orchards, 40 acres of land, 8 acres of meadow, 40 acres of pasture,160 acres of furze and heath, and 170 acres of moor [total 418 acres], in Barton, Higher Fawton and Lower Fawton, in favour of Thomas Hore junior and William Ponsford.. It is agreed that the intention of the fine is for: the half of Spreyton Barton to go to William for life; then his wife Jane (formerly Hore) for life; then first to the male heirs and then to the female heirs of William and Jane and in default to William's general heirs and assignees; the half of Higher Fawton, wherein the uses have been declared to be for William for life, after his death first to his male and then to his female heirs, and in default the half of Lower Fawton is to go to William for life and then to the male heirs of him and Jane, and in default to the female heirs and then the general heirs, subject to an indenture of 18.5.(8 Will III) between William Battishill and William Pounsford of Drewsteignton, Mark Cann and Thomas Hore the younger of South Tawton and Jane, the daughter of Thomas Hore the elder of South Tawton, yeoman; the half of Lower Fawton to Andrew Battishill for life; then to his wife Barbara for life; then their heirs male and in default their female heirs and then Andrew's general heirs; a quarter of Higher Fawton to go to Andrew for life, then to his male heirs by Barbara and in default his female heirs, then general heirs [the wording suggests that whereas the properties subject the the fine were freehold, this may be a leasehold], subject to an Counterpart signed by William Battishill. Witnesses: Ben Robins, Daniel Dingle.