DC/NB/E161/23

Release

31 May 1769

From: 1769 To: 1769

Parties: (i) Philip Sykes of Bedford, cordwainer (son and heir of Philip Sykes of Ravensden, yeoman, deceased); (ii) John Whitehouse of Bedford, gardener Operative Part: (i) released (a) to (ii) for 80 Property: (a) 3 messuages, formerly one messuage, in White Horse Street, alias White Horse Lane, alias Duck Lane, Bedford, St.Paul, with washhouse (formerly barn) and yard except for that part of yard equal to frontages of two other messuages at bottom of yard 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 Mary Freelove, Thomas Barrett and Mary Sykes, widow Witnesses: - Richard Lovesey; - Whitley Sale

English

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Sykes, Philip,
Whitehouse, John,
Gascoigne, Mark,
Lee,
Braybrook, Thomas,
Coombes, John,
Freelove, Mary,
Barrett, Thomas,
Sykes, Mary,
Lovesey, Richard,
Sale, Whitley

cordwainers, gardeners, wash houses, bricklayers, widows, rights of way, wells, Bedford White Horse Lane, Bedford White Horse Street, Bedford Duck Lane, BEDFORD