Z951/3/8

Conveyance from Ann Starey of Tottenham [Middlesex], widow to Thomas Bagnall of Milton Ernest Hall, esquire of: (a) three cottages, one of which was built by Whitbread Cox with barns, outhouses, buildings, yard, garden or ground adjoining, containing 25 poles in Milton Ernest bounded in part by premises formerly of Phillip Booth, then of Benjamin Helps Starey and in other parts by premises now or late of Mrs.Westley and the Methodist Chapel and were formerly in occupation of William Cook, Robert Mole, James Parrett, Samuel Hulatt and Eli Foster and now occupied by Maria Foster, Eli Foster and the other being unoccupied - as shown on an included plan Witnessed by Augustine Starey, curate and clerk in orders of 12 Pembury Road, Tottenham and John Garrard of Olney [Buckinghamshire], solicitor.

11 Oct 1882

From: 1882 To: 1882

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Starey, Ann,
Bagnall, Thomas,
Cox, Whitbread,
Booth, Philip,
Starey, Benjamin Helps,
Westley,
Cook, William,
Mole, Robert,
Parrott, James,
Hulatt, Samuel,
Foster, Eli,
Foster, Maria,
Starey, Augustine,
Garrard, John

legal papers, DEEDS, Methodist chapels, Clerk in Holy Orders, curates, solicitor, MILTON ERNEST, Milton Ernest Radwell Road, Tottenham, Milton Ernest Hall