Bedfordshire Archives Service Catalogue
  • Reference
    Z1118/1/1/5
  • Title
    Assignment of Mortgage Terms Parties: (i) John Grant of Leighton Buzzard, merchant; Edward Lawford of Leighton Buzzard, merchant; William Exton, formerly of Leighton Buzzard, now of Hitchin [Hertfordshire], gentleman; (ii) Samuel Hopkins of Leighton Buzzard, butcher and Mary, his wife; (iii) Samuel Reeve of Leighton Buzzard, common brewer Reciting: - Mortgage of 8 Apr 1815 between William Bennett and (i) [see (I) in Z1118/1/21/11]; - Mortgage of 15 Apr 1810 between William Bennett and Richard Boughton [see (XXVIII) in Z1118/1/21/11]; - Assignment of 6 Dec 1824 from John Dolling and Thomas Stevens to Samuel and Mary Hopkins [see (XXX) in Z1118/1/21/11]; - Lease & Release of 2-3 Jul 1832 [see Z1118/1/21/1-2] - sums of 400 and 200 still owing by (iii) to (i) and (ii) but all interest had been paid Operative Part: - (iii) paid 400 to (i) for release to him of (a)-(b); - (iii) paid 200 to (ii) for release to him of (c) Property: (a) messuage for some time past divided into 3 tenements formerly in occupation of Thomas Smith, John Emerton and George Reeve, then John Fox, Joseph Stevens and George Reeve, since John Oliver and William Bennett, now Samuel Reeve in Leighton Buzzard, abutting: messuage formerly of Oliver Taylor, then William Leopard then Prince Webster and others, then Michael Lockett and Edward Webster E; part messuage formerly of Elizabeth Parrott, spinster, then John Loke, now Elizabeth Loke, widow part W; common street S; (b) little close or pightle of pasture, formerly garden ground, in occupation of Daniel Reeve, then William Bennett, now Samuel Reeve, with brewhouse, malthouse, chambers etc. adjoining in yard of (a); (c) cottage for some time past called Duke's Head (heretofore divided into two dwellings) with close, pightle or orchard adjoining of 1 acre formerly in occupation of Susannah How and William Brightwell, then Benjamin Sear, then John King, then Thomas Culverhouse, now John Cook in Heath, Leighton Buzzard abutting: messuage formerly of Charles Vaux, then Hon.Charles Leigh, since Thomas Leigh now Chandos Leigh S; cottage formerly of Francis Tompkins, then Thomas Fountaine N; street W Witnesses: - Frederick Willis; - Septimus Wright of Hitchin, solicitor
  • Date free text
    20 Nov 1833
  • Production date
    From: 1815 To: 1833
  • Level of description
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