X815/15/7

Conveyance i) Charles Haddon Osborne, Luton, straw hat manufacturer and bleacher and dyer ii) Stephen Pagden Child, 42 Poultry, London, chartered accountant Now in consideration of £1400 paid to i) by ii) i) conveys to ii): - piece of land with messuage, warehouse, drying and store rooms, bleach houses etc at rear of premises in Wellington Street, of which they originally formed part N W Henry Keston N E King Edward the Seventh Inn (formerly known as the Volunteer Canteen) belonging to J W Green Ltd S W Harry Inwards; Tyeth A Spencer joint right of way - right of way from Peel Street along a joint right of way of width of 10ft, from said property As shown on plan on deed To be held by ii) subject to right of way over passage way 3ft wide and 7ft high to rear of 50 Wellington Street signatures of both witnesses William Austin, solicitor, Luton Ernest A Chatfield, 42, Poultry, London Road, clerk

8 Mar 1905

From: 1872 To: 1964

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Osborne, Charles Haddon,
Child, Stephen Pagden,
Keston, Henry,
Green, J.W. & Son Ltd,
Inwards, Harry,
Spencer, Tyeth A.,
Austin, William,
Chatfield, Ernest A.

site layout plans, private rights of way, straw hat manufacturer, bleacher, dyer, accountant, J.W. Limited Green, Luton King Edward VII, William Austin, Luton Peel Street