X715/26

Letter to George Brown from Baptist Union of Great Britain & Ireland regarding ownership of southwest boundary fence of Brook End church and quoting from 22 Aug 1853 trust deed describing the property as: - chapel, burial ground, school house, dwellinghouse, garden cottage and premises situate in Keysoe on site of 0a 2r 5p bounded: N by road from Riseley; S by property of Samuel Crawley; E by property of Rev.Thomas Gate; W by property of Rev.William Hawkins The memorandum of choise and appointment of new trustees of 1 Apr 1925 notes trustees as: - continuing trustees: Eli Stanton now of Keysoe, retired butcher; Benjamin Hartop, now of Keysoe, farmer; new trustees: Bernard Charles Woodward of Keysoe Row, coal merchant; Albert Filsell of Keysoe, farm labourer; Marsden Jones of Keysoe, farm labourer; George Russell Hawkins of Keysoe, farmer; Ebenezer Hawkins of Pertenhall, farm labourer; Frederick Thomas Woodward of Keysoe, labourer; William Filsell of Keysoe, miller; George Brown of Keysoe, labourer; Ernest George Sharman of Keysoe Row, farmer; John George of Keysoe, labourer

3 Feb 1960

From: 1853 To: 1960

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Brown, George,
Baptist Union of Great Britain & Ireland (d),
Crawley, Samuel,
Gate, Thomas,
Hawkins, William,
Stanton, Eli,
Hartop, Benjamin,
Woodward, Bernard Charles,
Jones, Marsden,
Hawkins, George Russell,
Hawkins, Ebenezer,
Woodward, Frederick Thomas,
Filsell, William,
Sharman, Ernest George,
George, John

Baptist buildings, Baptist individuals, coal merchant, farmer, labourer, farm labourer, butcher, KEYSOE, Keysoe Brook End