R6/63/5/13

Conveyance Parties: (i) Edward Burr of Dunstable, esquire; (ii) Frederick and Charles Burr, both of Luton, brewers; (iii) William Senhouse Gaitskell of 21 Stamford Street [Surrey], gentleman Reciting: - will of Thomas Burr, late of Dunstable, deceased [R6/63/5/12] Operative Part: - (i) conveyed (a) to (ii) for £730 Property: (a) messuage in Woburn called Rose & Crown with stabling, yard, outbuildings etc. formerly in occupation of Joseph Marshall, then Thomas Cooke, then Ursula Cooke, then William Attwood, now John Capel between tenement of Jane Iredale, then Thomas Iredale W and messuage formerly of Mrs.Geary E, King's Highway or Park Street leading to Bedford S Habendum - to (ii), half to use of will of Frederick Burr to use of Frederick Burr for life, to use of (iii) to use of Frederick Burr [barring dower] to use of heirs of Frederick Burr; other half to use of will of Charles Burr to use of Charles Burr for life, to use of (iii) to use of Charles Burr [barring dower] to use of heirs of Charles Burr Witnesses: - Solomon Piggott, Rector of Dunstable; - Thomas Palling Little, curate of Stroud [Gloucestershire]

6 Feb 1844

From: 1835 To: 1844

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Burr, Edward,
Burr, Frederick,
Burr, Charles,
Gaitskell, William Senhouse,
Burr, Thomas,
Marshall, Joseph,
Cooke, Thomas,
Cooke, Ursula,
Attwood, William,
Capel, John,
Iredale, Jane,
Iredale, Thomas,
Geary,
Piggott, Solomon,
Little, Thomas Palling

clergy names index, brewer, Woburn Rose & Crown, WOBURN, Woburn Park Street, Stroud, DUNSTABLE