DC/NB/E161/1

Release Parties: (i) Robert Paradine of Bedford, batchelor; (ii) John Crawley of Bedford, gentleman Reciting: - will of 21 Aug 1658 of Sara Paradine, spinster, daughter of William Paradine, gentleman, deceased devising her real estate in Bedford to (i) and (ii) in trust for sale to pay legacies, Thomas Paradine, eldest son of Thomas Paradine, deceased, and cousin and heir at law of Sara Paradine, having released the premises to (i) and (ii) by a fine on 1 Nov 1658 Operative Part: - (i) released (a) to (ii) for 65 remaining in hands of (ii) for which he was accountable to trust under will of Sara Paradine Property: (a) two messuages contiguous to each other in Duck Lane, Bedford in occupation of John Woodward, shoemaker (northernmost) and Anthony Peacocke (southernmost) abutting: E on Duck Lane; W on yard or backside of White Horse Inn in occupation of Thomas Battyson; S partly on dwellinghouse and barn now or late of John Abbot alias Philip and partly on barn of White Horse Inn; N on garden of Thomas Hawes, gentleman, in occupation of Lewis Smith, gardener Witnesses: - Nathanaell Hester; - William Bearde

16 Feb 1659 (1660)

From: 1658 To: 1660

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Hester, Nathanaell,
Bearde, William,
Paradine, Robert,
Crawley, John,
Paradine, Sara,
Paradine, William,
Paradine, Thomas,
Woodward, John,
Peacocke, Anthony,
Battyson, Thomas,
Abbot, John,
Philip, John,
Hawes, Thomas,
Smith, Lewis

Sara will: Paradine, shoemaker, Bedford White Horse, Harpur Street/Midland Road, gardener