X876/1/34

Letters of Administration granted by PCC, Richard Leach, ironmonger formerly of Bedford then of Henham, near Baldock, Herts died intestate 5 February 1809 as trustee in possession of a) land as in X 876/1/9 (a) without having assigned the remainder of 500 years to anyone and letters of administration have not yet been granted Recites indenture 1765 between 1) Elizabeth Cradock, widow of Walsall, Staffs, 2) Thomas Blockley the younger late of Birmingham then W Bromwich and Nathaniel Costin , draper of Bedford, and 3) Richard Leach, now deceased, ironmonger of Bedford (trustee) Recites Mortgage 1763 between 1) Thomas Brockley and 2) Elizabeth Cradock [lender] of £300 for 500 years Recites marriage settlement 1825 of William Kirkpatrick and Frances Ann Kirkpatrick and their trustees JG, HW, EG & SR Recites WK and FAK and their trustees are now the only people entitled to the freehold, inheritance and equity of the land Extracted by George Buckton, Proctor, Doctors Commons Wtinesses: Charles Dyneley, John Aggulden, W J Gostling, deputy registrars

1841

From: 1841 To: 1841

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Leach, Richard,
Cradock, Elizabeth,
Blockley, Thomas,
Costin, Nathaniel,
Brockley, Thomas,
Kirkpatrick, William,
Kirkpatrick, Frances Ann,
Buckton, George,
Dyneley, Charles,
Aggulden, John,
Gostling, W.J.

DEEDS, Bedford Green Dragon, St.Loyes, letters, PCC, Parochial Church Council, ironmonger, DEATH, widow, draper, mortgages, marriage settlements, proctor, Doctors Commons, Deputy Register, St. Paul Bedford, BEDFORD, Baldock, Walsall, Birmingham, West Bromwich