GK293/6

Conveyance: £63

1850

From: 1850 To: 1850

1) Jn Paine of Potton, baker (batchelor) Zachariah Gray of Gamlingay, Cambs, Farmer, and Mary his wife James Lamb of Renhold, Farmer, and Mercy, his wife James Smith of Colmworth, Farmer and Martha his wife James Baker of Gamlingay, cordwainer, and Charlotte, his wife (vendors) 2) Wm Thos Hepworth of Gamlingay, gent (purchaser) Recites Will of Wm Paine (here described as ""the elder"") Cottage or tenement in Gamlingay (near to the Wheatsheaf Public House (formerly called 'The George') with yard, barn, stable, piggery, orchard to same cottage adj or belonging AND right of cart or carriage way to and from Church Street or Church Lane over part of the gnd now belonging to or held with the public house AND Joint use of pump and well of water in the yard of the 'Wheatsheaf' (contrib a moiety to expenses of keeping it in repair) (late in tenure of Hester Paine, theretofore of Wm Paine the elder, who was left it by the Will of his father John) cottage was built on site of old cottages long since pulled down, formerly in occ of Sarah Luke, widow, and Wm Allen CONSIDERATION £63 pd by 2) to 1) Witnesses William Smith of Potton and Geo Austin of Shefford, Solicitors NB none of parties sign by mark 4 Dec 1850 Note of examination under Married Women's Property Act attached and one on dorse

English

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Paine, John,
Gray, Zachariah,
Gray, Mary,
Paine, Mary,
Lamb, James,
Lamb, Mercy,
Paine, Mercy,
Smith, James,
Smith, Martha,
Paine, Martha,
Baker, James,
Baker, Charlotte,
Paine, Charlotte,
Hepworth, William Thomas,
Paine, William,
Paine, Hester,
Paine, John,
Luke, Sarah,
Allen, William,
Smith, William,
Austin, George

bakers, farmers, cordwainers, William will: Paine, Gamlingay Wheatsheaf, pigs, rights of way, wells, literacy, solicitors, Gamlingay Church Street, Gamlingay