R6/63/5/5

Release Parties: (i) Francis Monk of Deptford [Kent], yeoman; (ii) Thomas Booth of St.Sepulchre [Middlesex], carpenter and Elizabeth, his wife; Richard Iredale of Fleet Ditch [Middlesex], victualler and Hannah, his wife; Richard Hook of Deptford, victualler and Martha, his wife (Elizabeth, Hannah and Martha all being the surviving children and heirs at law of Thomas Cooke, late of Woburn, victualler, deceased by Hannah, his first wife, deceased); (iii) Thomas Iredale of Woburn, cooper Reciting: - lease and release of 4-5 Sep 1735 from (1) Thomas Cooke and Hannah, his wife; to (2) Francis Monk, then of Salford, yeoman of (a) in trust for (1) for their lives then in trust for sale with proceeds to be divided amongst their children; - Hannah Cooke had died many years before and Thomas Cooke died in 1764 leaving his three daughters all aged over 21 Operative Part: - (i), by appointment of (ii), released (a) to (iii) for £150 Property: (a) messuage in Woburn known by sign of Rose & Crown formerly in occupation of Joseph Marshall, then Thomas Cooke, now Ursula Cooke, bounding: tenement late of John Iredale, now Thomas Iredale W and John Geary E; King's Highway leading towards Bedford S Witnesses: - Ambrose Reddall; - H.Reddall Hannah Iredale and Martha Hook signed by mark

21 Jun 1765

From: 1735 To: 1765

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Monk, Francis,
Booth, Thomas,
Booth, Elizabeth,
Iredale, Richard,
Iredale, Hannah,
Hook, Richard,
Hook, Martha,
Cooke, Thomas,
Cooke, Hannah,
Cooke, Ursula,
Cooke, Elizabeth,
Cooke, Martha,
Iredale, Thomas,
Marshall, Joseph,
Iredale, John,
Geary, John,
Reddall, Ambrose,
Reddall, H.

Woburn Rose & Crown, yeoman, carpenter, victualler, cooper, deaths, literacy, Woburn Park Street, WOBURN