DC/NB/E161/21

Release Parties: (i) Arthur Jennings of Cheapside [London], linen draper; Thomas Burkitt of Sudbury [Suffolk], saymaker; (ii) Edward Pickard of Cheapside, gentleman and Frances, his wife (a daughter and devisee in fee by will of Thomas Woodward, late of Bedford, gentleman, deceased); (iii) Philip Sykes of Ravensden, yeoman Reciting: - Marriage Settlement by Lease & Release of 12-13 Oct 1767 (1) Frances Pickard (as Frances Saunderson, widow);(2) Edward Pickard;(3) Arthur Jennings and Thomas Burkitt in which (1) released (a) to (3) in trust for sale and investment of the proceeds Operative Part: - (i), by direction of Frances Pickard, released (a) to (iii) for 85 Property: (a) 3 messuages in White Horse Street, Bedford, St.Paul alias White Horse lane alias Duck Lane with barn and yard (except that part of the yard on frontage of two other messuages in occupation of Mark Gascoigne and [blank] Lee, bricklayer; with right of way across yard from White Horse Street and right to draw water from well in yard for Thomas Braybrook, owner of 2 other messuages and John Coombes, owner of neighbouring premises; 3 messuages now in occupation of Michael Pratt, Mary Freelove and Serjeant Barrett Witnesses: - Thomas Poppleton; - Sarah Pickard; - Attwell Hegginbotham; - John Burkitt junior; - Thomas Burkitt

10 Nov 1767

From: 1767 To: 1767

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Jennings, Arthur,
Burkitt, Thomas,
Pickard, Edward,
Pickard, Frances,
Woodward, Frances,
Saunderson, Frances,
Woodward, Thomas,
Sykes, Philip,
Gascoigne, Mark,
Lee,
Braybrook, Thomas,
Coombes, John,
Pratt, Michael,
Freelove, Mary,
Barrett, Serjeant,
Poppleton, Thomas,
Pickard, Sarah,
Hegginbotham, Attwell,
Burkitt, Thomas

marriage settlements, linen draper, saymaker, widow, bricklayer, WELLS, rights of way