HN10/361/Tanqueray3

Draft letting agreement Parties: (i) Beatrice Maude Emilia Heron-Maxwell, widow; Gladys Maude Huddart, spinster and Gwendoline Rose Agnew, married women all of 4 Welbeck Mansions, Welbeck Street, W London. (ii) Anna Mary Tanqueray of the Rectory, Dunstable, Beds, spinster. Operative: (i) agrees to let (a) to (ii) for three years at a yearly rent of £50. Property: (a) Dwellinghouse with appurtenances known as 'The Hut', Dunmow Hill, Fleet, Southampton. Covenants: Usual tenancy covenants stated including a down payment of £2/2/- by (ii) to cover the solicitors costs of (i). Witnessed by M.H. Wood of 31 Upper Montague Street, London, author; Margaret J. Jefer of 13 Prud Place, spinster and draft approved on behalf of (ii) by Frederic Tanqueray, solicitor of Woburn. [Agreement drawn up by Sandilands & Co, solicitors of 12 Fenchurch Avenue, City of London]

25 Oct 1912

From: 1912 To: 1912

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Heron-Maxwell, Beatrice Maude Emilia,
Huddart, Gladys Maude,
Agnew, Gwendoline Rose,
Wood, M H,
Jefer, Margaret J.,
Tanqueray, Frederic Thomas,
Sandilands & Co.

non-agricultural leases, Frederic Thomas Tanqueray, Sandilands & Co., Dunstable The Rectory, Fleet The Hut, City of London Fenchurch Avenue, Westminster Welbeck Street, London Upper Montague Street