WB/WF2/15/19

Assignment of Term of Years Parties: (i) William Harris of Bedford, gentleman; (ii) John Howard of St.Paul's Churchyard, London, esquire; (iii) Ive Whitbread of Dowgateshill, London, esquire Reciting: - WB/WF2/15/11; - (i) had since purchased (a)-(c) [see WB/WF2/15/13] Operative Part: - (i) assigned (a)-(c) to (iii) for remainder of term of 500 years in trust for (iii) for 220/10/- paid by (ii) Property: (a) capital messuage commonly called the Black & White House in Church End, Cardington formerly in occupation of Stephen Whitbread, the Robert Pemberton, then Ann Pemberton, widow, for many years last past John Garret alias John Garret Galiagan, now Thomas Walker and Thomas Preston; (b) cottage, yard, orchard and pightle or hempland adjoining in Cardington formerly in occupation of John Lee, then Richard Beard now Reuben Goodman; (a)-(b) bounded by Grass Yard formerly of Dr.Atterbury one side and house and ground of Mathew Morgan the other; (c) close of pasture of two acres in occupation of Elizabeth Whitbread, then William Bull, then John Garret alias John Garret Galiagan, then Thomas Whiteman, now Charles Copperwheat in Cardington abutting: SE on Cross Lane; NW towards Cardington Bridge Witnesses: - John Pemberton; - Henry Horton

9 Apr 1757

From: 1753 To: 1757

item

Harris, William,
Howard, John,
Whitbread, Ive,
Whitbread, Stephen,
Pemberton, Robert,
Pemberton, Ann,
Galiagan, John Garret,
Preston, Thomas,
Walker, Thomas,
Beard, Richard,
Lee, John,
Goodman, Reuben,
Atterbury, Lewis,
Morgan, Mathew,
Whitbread, Elizabeth,
Bull, William,
Whiteman, Thomas,
Copperwheat, Charles,
Pemberton, John,
Horton, Henry

Cardington Bridge, widow, Cardington Church End, Cardington Cross Lane, CARDINGTON, Cardington Black & White House