WL433-434

Conveyance (lease & release): £320.

20-21 May 1785

From: 1785 To: 1785

(i) John & Gideon Costin of Bedford, woolstaplers. (ii) Hen. & Jas. Whittingstall & Wm. Long, brewers & copartners. -- a messuage or publichouse called the Hearse & Horses, formerly 2 messuages, and a cottage, in occ. Wm. Levitt, John Bacon, & Mrs. Church; - a malthouse, kiln and kilnhouse adj. W; in Caldwell St., in St. Mary's parish; formerly occ. Wm. Wilsheire, then Jane Wilsheire, then Sam. Slinn, now Ann Slinn wid.; abtg. N. on the street, E. on St. Mary's parsonage, W. on a messuage of John Negus. (Recites: will of Wm. Wilsheire 18 July 1769; dev. to w. Jane for life, then to (i) to be sold, and proceeds divided among Jos. Willsher of Luton, painter; Sarah Willsher of St. Peter's, Bedford, sp.; Sarah and Martha Tompkins of Essex. Jane Willsher d. 1782. Premises sold by auction 25 November 1784.) Witn. Jer. Fish Palmer, Thos. Kidman.

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Charles Wells,
Whittingstall & Long,
Costin, John,
Costin, Gideon,
Whittingstall, Henry,
Whittingstall, James,
Long, William,
Levitt, William,
Bacon, John,
Wilsheire, William,
Wilsheire, Jane,
Slinn, Samuel,
Slinn, Ann,
Negus, John,
Tompkins, Sarah,
Tompkins, Martha,
Willsher, Jane,
Kidman, Thomas,
Palmer, Jeremy Fish

woolstapler, brewer, Bedford Hearse & Horses, kiln, painter, Charles Wells, BEDFORD, Bedford Caldwell Street, LUTON