P48/29/34

Conveyance Parties: (i) Rev.William Airy of Keysoe, clerk and John Fox, late of Keysoe, now of Ringstead [Northamptonshire], victualler [former churchwarden]; (ii) William Airy, John Gell of Keysoe, farmer [churchwarden] and Charles Dunlop of Keysoe, farmer [churchwarden] Reciting: - bargain and sale of 25 Jun 1840 from (1) Rev.John King Martyn to (2) William Airy, John Browning of Keysoe, farmer [churchwarden] and John Fox as trustees of (a) 6 perches of land in Keysoe being part of a plot bounded: S by turnpike road from Bedford to Kimbolton; W by premises of Samuel Reynolds; E by plot of land remaining with John King Martyn; - agreement of 1 Dec 1840 between (1) and (2) that school to be erected should be open to inspection by Her Majesty's Inspectors; - the school had some time since been erected; - death of John Browning in Dec 1841 Operative Part: - (i) as trustees conveyed Keysoe National School to (ii) as trustees Witness: - John Costin of Kimbolton [Huntingdonshire], clerk to John Beedham of Kimbolton, solicitor

10 Dec 1846

From: 1840 To: 1846

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Airy, William,
Fox, John,
Gell, John,
Dunlop, Charles,
Martyn, John King,
Browning, John,
Reynolds, Samuel,
Costin, John,
Beedham, John

Keysoe National School, churchwardens, farmer, victualler, deaths, Turnpike 15, clergy names index, solicitors' clerks, specific solicitors, Kimbolton