WL71

Conveyance: £3,375 (i) Penelope Corrie Redden, wid. (ii) Sophia Brightman of Bedford, sp. (iii) Jos. Allen Piggot & Hen. Collings Wells, late of Chelmsford and now of Bedford, brewers and copartners. -- a messuage with wharf, coal-yard and garden in Horne Lane; formerly occ. Robt. Battison, then Wm. Theed, Wm. Watkins, Wm. Watkins jr., John Bedford & Wm. King, Ste. Benson, Wm. Jones Johnstone & Fred. Redden, late Fred. Redden; -- a malting, malthouse and maltkiln; millhouse, timber sheds, etc.; the building called the chaisehouse, with pump & yard; -- the brewhouse erected by Ste. Benson; coal sheds and coke oven; piece of garden ground; and close./ 6 May 1851. Endorsed with conveyance from H. C. Wells to J. A. Piggot. & Harpur Arms beer ho.erected by Johnstone & Redden

29 Sept 1862

From: 1862 To: 1862

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Charles Wells,
Redden, Penelope Corrie,
Brightman, Sophia,
Piggot, Joseph Allen,
Wells, Henry Colllings,
Battison, Robert,
Theed, William,
Watkins, William,
Bedford, John,
King, William,
Benson, Steven,
Jonstone, William Jones,
Redden, Fred,
Wells, H.C.,
Piggot, J.A.

Charles Wells, brewers, malting, malthouse, timber trade, beer houses, Bedford Harpur Arms, BEDFORD, Bedford Horne Lane Brewery, Chelmsford, Bedford Horne Lane