R6/63/4/15

Release Parties: (i) Robert Carey of Woburn, grocer and Lydia, his wife; George Carey of Woburn, grocer (eldest son of Robert and Lydia); (ii) Henry Fothergill of Bedford Row, St.Andrew Holborn [Middlesex], gentleman; (iii) Richard Filkes the elder of Woburn, apothecary Operative Part: - (ii) paid 10/- to Robert, Lydia and George Carey; - (i) released (a) to (ii) to bar all estates in tail Property: (a) messuage in Corn Market, Woburn with half gateway and yard from stump which gate shut against up to orchard pales on that side next to tenements late of John Taylor, wheeler and late of William Turner; now John Freeman E; formerly called White Lion and in occupation of Robert Carey, son of George Carey, with tenements of Lady Pickering, then William Turner, now John Freeman E; Corn Market S Habendum: - to (ii) to use of (ii) to suffer a common recovery by (iii) Witnesses: - Ambrose Reddall; - John Rotherham; - Sarah Hopkins; - William Skinn

30 Apr 1774

From: 1774 To: 1774

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Carey, Robert,
Carey, George,
Carey, Lydia,
Rotherham, John,
Reddall, Ambrose,
Hopkins, Sarah,
Skinn, William,
Fothergill, Henry,
Filkes, Richard,
Taylor, John,
Turner, William,
Pickering,
Freeman, John

Woburn White Lion Inn, grocer, apothecary, Ambrose Reddall, WOBURN, Woburn Corn Market