P48/29/3

Bargain and Sale Parties: (i) Rev.John King Martyn, late of Pertenhall, now of Orkbrook [Derbyshire], minister of the Gospel; (ii) Rev.William Airy, Vicar of Keysoe and John Browning of Keysoe, farmer and John Fox of Keysoe, farmer, the churchwardens Reciting: - lease and release of 14 & 15 Jun 1830 between (1) William Humbley; (2) John Humbley; (3) Thomas Fortescue; (4) John Love; (5) Mary Love; (6) John King Martyn; (7) George Cornelius Gorham conveying 13a 0r 16p in Mill Field, Keysoe bounded NW by allotments of Thomas Sturges and Thomas Cunnington; NE and part SE by allotment late of William Crockford; W by turnpike from Bedford to Kimbolton to (6) to use of (6) to use of (7) in trust for (6) to use of (6); - (i) agreed to convey the land to (ii) as a gift for erection of a National School Operative Part: - (i) conveyed (a) to (ii) in trust to build a National School Property: (a) 6 perches of land, part of 13a 0r 16p conveyed on 15 Jun 1830 and bounded: S by turnpike road from Bedford to Kimbolton; W by premises of Samuel Reynolds; E by remaining part of 13a 0r 16p Witnesses: - Ellen Frances Airy of Keysoe Vicarage; - Samuel Burnaby of Keysoe, carpenter; - J.D.St.G.Smith of Derby, solicitor; - Mary Smith of 42 Full Street, Derby Endorsement: - Agreement that school be open at all times to School Inspectors - 1 Dec 1840; witnessed by Ellen Frances Airy, Thomas Page Snow of Keysoe, blacksmith, Charles Augustus Pohlman, clerk, Samuel R.Reichel, clerk

25 Jun 1840

From: 1830 To: 1840

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Martyn, John King,
Airy, William,
Browning, John,
Fox, John,
Humbley, William,
Humbley, John,
Fortescue, Thomas,
Love, John,
Gorham, John Cornelius,
Love, Mary,
Sturges, Thomas,
Cunnington, Thomas,
Crockford, William,
Reynolds, Samuel,
Airy, Ellen Frances,
Burnaby, Samuel,
Smith, J.D.St.G.,
Smith, Mary,
Snow, Thomas Page,
Pohlman, Charles Augustus,
Reichel, Samuel R.

blacksmith, farmer, churchwardens, clergy names index, Keysoe National School, specific solicitors, carpenter, Turnpike 15, Keysoe fields