R6/63/4/2

Release Parties: (i) Jeremiah Rowberd of Woburn, gentleman and Mary, his wife; (ii) Richard Partridge of Cranfield, gentleman; John Rowberd of North Crawley [Buckinghamshire], yeoman Reciting: - Mary Rowberd had agreed to join Jeremiah in selling her own lands in Crafton [Buckinghamshire] Operative Part: - (i) released (a)-(b) to (ii) for 5/- paid by each of (ii) Property: (a) messuage in Corn Market, Woburn, previously called White Lion: between tenements of Lady Pickering and William Turner E; tenement of Widow Frye and others W; Corn Market S; in occupation of Jeremiah Rowberd and John Wells and others; (b) pightle adjoining (a) of one acre on part of which a malthouse and other buildings stood until burned down "in the late dreadfull fire" [Jun 1724] Habendum: - to (ii) upon trusts to use of Jeremiah Rowberd for his life; remainder to Mary Rowberd for life; then in trust for sale, the money to be disposed of as follows: £100 plus interest to redeem mortgage to Katherine Dodsworth, widow; £300 to be divided amongst the children of (i) as dictated by Mary Rowberd, otherwise £50 each to Jeremiah, Margaret, Elizabeth, Richard, Anne and Robert; remainder to be disbursed as dictated by Jeremiah Rowberd Witnesses: - Richard Smyth; - Thomas Reddall

25 Sep 1724

From: 1724 To: 1724

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Rowberd, Jeremiah,
Rowberd, Mary,
Partridge, Richard,
Rowberd, John,
Turner, William,
Pickering,
Fry, William Henry,
Wells, John,
Dodsworth, Katherine,
Rowberd, Margaret,
Rowberd, Elizabeth,
Rowberd, Richard,
Rowberd, Anne,
Rowberd, Robert,
Reddall, Thomas,
Smyth, William

Woburn White Lion Inn, Woburn Wheatsheaf, fire brigade incidents, malthouse, yeoman, Woburn Corn Market, WOBURN, Crafton