R6/63/4/22

Release Parties: (i) Rev.George Smith of that part Markyate Street in Studham (acting executor and devisee in trust in will of Robert Carey, late of Woburn, grazier, deceased); (ii) Robert Carey of Woburn, surgeon Reciting: - will of Robert Carey on 2 May 1777 devising residue of real estate, not devised to his son William, to his son-in-law (i) and John Perry of Lavendon [Buckinghamshire], miller, upon trust for sale and to pay rents and profits to widow Lydia and from proceeds of sale to pay annuity to Lydia; - at his death Robert Carey was seized of (a); - John Perry renounced executorship and George Smith proved will in PCC on 7 Aug 1777 Operative Part: - (i) released (a) to (ii) for £250 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 Witnesses: - Thomas Carey; - David Willis

19 Sep 1782

From: 1777 To: 1782

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Carey, Robert,
Smith, George,
Carey, William,
Perry, John,
Taylor, John,
Turner, William,
Freeman, John,
Pickering,
Carey, Thomas,
Willis, David,
Carey, Lydia

Woburn White Lion Inn, Robert will: Carey, clergy names index, surgeon, miller, WOBURN, Woburn Corn Market