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Abstract of Title of Joyce Noreen Tinsley to The Barns, Fenlake; abstracted by C.C.Bell & Son of Bedford: (I) site layout plan (II) Order of Minister of Agriculture & Fisheries of 25 Jun 1940 authorising sale of The Barns, Fenlake containing 5a 0r 36p for 900 (III) Statutory Declaration of 12 Aug 1940 by Tressilian Charles Nicholas, Fellow and Burser of Trinity College, Cambridge declared: he had been bursar since 1929; the College had agreed with Norman Alfred Poole of 32 The Broadway, Bedford, Arthur Thomas Snowden of 253 Stockingstone Road, Luton and Percy Leonard Howe of 35 Prebend Street, Bedford for sale to them of 5a 0r 36p in Fenlake with dwellinghouse called The Barns; College had owned the property; the College had received the rents and profits for upwards of 40 years (IV) Conveyance of 14 Aug 1940 by Trinity College, Cambridge to Norman Alfred Poole of 32 The Broadway, Bedford, Arthur Thomas Snowden of 253 Stockingstone Road, Luton and Percy Leonard Howe of 35 Prebend Street, Bedford for 900 of The Barns, Fenlake and 5a 0r 36p land (V) Conveyance of 7 Jul 1943 by Percy Leonard Howe to Norman Alfred Poole and Arthur Thomas Snowden for 350 of his interest in The Barns and 5a 0r 36p in Fenlake (VI) Conveyance of 5 Dec 1946 from Norman Alfred Poole of The Barns Cottage, Fenlake and Arthur Thomas Snowden of 253 Stockingstone Road, Luton to Joyce Noreen Tinsley of Park Farm, Clapham, spinster of 5a 03 36p in Fenlake with dwellinghouse knows as the Barns for 4,800

1946

From: 1940 To: 1946

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Tinsley, Joyce Noreen,
C.C.Bell & Son,
Nicholas, Tressilian Charles,
Poole, Norman Alfred,
Snowden, Arthur Thomas,
Howe, Percy Leonard

C. C. Bell & Son, specific solicitors, site layout plans, Ministry of Agriculture & Fisheries, Cambridge Trinity College, colleges, bursar, Clapham Park Farm, EASTCOTTS, Fenlake, Fenlake Barns