HF40/3/28/2

Draft Conveyance

1941

From: 1919 To: 1941

1) Richard Stephen Beesley of Hill Farm, Wilden (vendor) 2) Edward Nathaniel Sturges of “Shrublands”, Willington, gentleman (mortgagee) 3) Wells and Winch Limited (purchasers) recites mortgage in £350 and interest 1st and 2nd parties 26 February 1937 piece of pasture near village of Wilden known as Well Field Green (4 acres 2 roods 8 perches) 121 on OS Map forming part of Hill Farm; right to pass along lane leading from Hollis Lane to property above conveyed or such part of said lane as has not been taken over by the Local Authority, free right to erect, maintain a gate at end of lane next to parcel of land on posts or supports standing in property now or late of Lilian Valentine Daws situate on E. of Well Field Green to be used in common with her and her successors Free right and liberty of Lilian Valentine Daws and successors in title owning land on W. of above and of 2 cottages erected thereon to use water from the spring on land conveyed and to convey such water through pipes laid under the land Schedule of Deeds 1919-1937 starts conveyance 1) Reverend Norman Robert Ramsay and Allen Beville Ramsay 2) John Fuller (purchaser) 28 Aug 1919 Consideration £25 to 1) £100 to 2)

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Hooper & Fletcher,
Beesley, Richard Stephen,
Sturges, Edward Nathaniel,
Wells & Winch Limited,
Daws, Lilian Valentine,
Ramsay, Norman Robert,
Ramsay, Allen Beville,
Fuller, John

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