Ffeil 24/17 - Marriage settlement of Hugh Fortescue Viscount Ebrington and Emily Ormsby Gore

Marriage settlement of Hugh Fortescue Viscount Ebrington and Emily Ormsby Gore, 1886, and associated documents including a supplemental agreement by Seymour John Fortescue and Lionel Henry Dudley Fortescue with Hugh Third Earl Fortescue and Viscount Ebrington as to the order of priority of the powers contained in a settlement of 1858; an indemnity by Hugh fourth Earl Fortescue to George Ralph Charles Baron Harlech and other trustees, 1906; accounts of the trustees and of Longueville and Co.’s charges against the trustees, 1905-1907; letters to Longueville and Co. by Ford Harris and Ford of Exeter, Earl Fortescue’s solicitors, in connection with the Irish estates and charges on Castle Hill, 1905 and the London Stock Bank, 1907; authorisations to trustees to invest the trust funds of Lady Emily (Pussy) Ebrington, 1903-1905; and a draft receipt by the trustees of the marriage settlement of Countess Fortescue for £4000 charged on the Brogyntyn settled estates in Salop, 1922. The file also contains an assignment of a sum of £4000 to John Charles Thynne and Seymour Fitzroy Ormsby Gore in trust for Mary Georgina Ormsby Gore supplemental to an indenture of 1878