R6/2/5/9

Abstract of Title of Edward Millard to Messuages in Aspley Guise (I) R6/2/5/1-2 (II) Lease and Release of 6 & 7 Jun 1800 bteween (1) Richard Chester late of Cannon Street, London, then of Stoke Newington [Middlesex], skinner; Richard Brown of Luton, mealman; (2) William Joyce How of Woburn, gentleman; Thomas How of Rochester [Kent], draper; Susannah How of Woburn, spinster; Richard Camps of Woburn, draper and Marianne, his wife; William Camps of Bridge Row, Cannon Street, London, mustard manufacturer and Elizabeth his wife; (3) George Odell (III) Feoffment of 4 Oct 1804 from George Odell and Sarah, his wife to James Godfrey of Woburn, servant to Duke of Bedford (IV) Feoffment of 21 Nov 1807 from James Godfrey and Mary, his wife to George Odell (V) R6/2/5/4-5 with marginal note that R.A.Reddall, the Duke's solicitor, considered that although this transaction was a lease and release and appointment the conveyance to the Duke need only be by lease and release without formal appointment and asking for Mr.Goodwin's opinion on the matter

1821

From: 1821 To: 1821

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Chester, Richard,
Brown, Richard,
How, William Joyce,
How, Thomas,
How, Susannah,
Camps, Richard,
Camps, Marianne,
Camps, Elizabeth,
Camps, William,
Odell, George,
Odell, Sarah,
Godfrey, James,
Godfrey, Mary,
Reddall, R.A.,
Goodwin

skinner, mealman, draper, mustard maker, specific solicitors