In attendance were current and former students of the Stourbridge School, together with teachers, parents, Governors and
Feoffees.
Andy Street, West Midlands Mayor; Paul Kilbride, headmaster, Old Swinford Hospital; Malcolm Wilcox, chairman,
feoffees and governors.
Mediante esta ultima, un Lord senor feudal (en viejo frances anglo--normado medieval = feoffor (88) use)investia (enfeoff (89)) y transmitia la propiedad de su inmueble (freehold state in land) a uno o varios terceros
feoffees in use, para que estos ultimos lo conservasen, explotasen (management) y retornasen ciertos bienes y servicios en beneficio de uno o varios terceros: cestui que use le feoffment fuit fait (90).
(10) The common law of England did not provide for a way to dispose of land held by feudal tenure through wills, and instead uses were applied, which allowed a landowner to give his land to one or more
feoffees for the use of the grantor, to dispose of it or treat it as the original landowner provided.
And as fully legal owners, the '
feoffees to uses', the trustees, would have full powers to manage and transfer the lands according to the settlor's will.
El terrateniente que hacia la transmision se llamaba feoffor, los que la recibian se llamaban
feoffees to use o simplemente
feoffees; el beneficiario se llamaba cestui que use [cestui a que use le feoffment fuit fait].
Stephens Church in London and a member of the
Feoffees of Impropriations, Davenport found himself doggedly pursued by Laud, brought before the High Commission, and threatened with arrest.
Priscilla Blundell's husband, also called Peter, belonged to a collateral branch of the founder's family and, according to The Donations of Peter Blundell by Benjamin Incledon (1802), both he and his son John served as a
Feoffees (Trustees) of the school (Appendix One, xlv).
An example of the experience of a puritan communitarian network under Laudianism is provided by the
Feoffees for Impropriations.
Diffuse denotes the different institutions and organizations that had part of this fragmented authority: lordship (manor court and view of frankpledge); parochial institutions and officers (churchwardens, sidesmen, and their delegated officers); and the "trust," which consisted of the
feoffees and the two bridgemasters.