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Conveyance from Walter Molesworth Peacock of Bedford, auctioneer to George Croxton Walker of St. Pauls Square, Bedford, auctioneer, Alexander Morrison of 7 Park Avenue, Bedford, solicitor, George Hayward Wells of Castle Close, Bedford, Lieutenant Colonel in the Territorial Army (Reserve), John Arnold Whitchurch of Great Barford House, esquire, Walter Quenby of Oakley, farmer, Mary Dorothy Wells of Felmersham Grange, wife of Sidney Richard Wells M.P., Stella Margaret Skinner of Bromham Hall, the wife of Robert Skinner, Elizabeth Powell of Hillside, Kempston, widow and Samuel Blackwell Morling of Rothsay Road, Bedford, silk mercer, [as trustees of the Sidney Howard Lovell Memorial Almshouses], for 377, of 2.518a. of land facing the road leading from Clapham to Oakley, being part of College Farm, Oakley and formerly forming part of Oakley Estate, now in the occupation of Herbert Woolhouse Saunders. Endorsement dated 9 May 1934 by the Charity Commissioners for England and Wales recording the conveyance in their books, pursuant to the provisions of s.29 (4) of the Settled Land Act 1925. Attached photocopy of Charity Commission Order dated 8 Aug 1934 for the Vesting of the land as conveyed in the Trustees of the Sidney Howard Lovell Memorial Almshouses and approving the expenditure on the purchase of the land.

26 Mar 1934

From: 1934 To: 1934

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Peacock, Walter Molesworth,
Walker, George Croxton,
Morrison, Alexander,
Wells, George Hayward,
Whitchurch, John Arnold,
Quenby, Walter,
Wells, Mary Dorothy,
Skinner, Stella Margaret,
Powell, Elizabeth,
Morling, Samuel Blackwell,
Saunders, Herbert Woolhouse