BH421

Copy settlement for the maintenance of the Charity School: (Lease & Release enrolled) (i) Frances Ashton, Jane Cart, & Thos. Aynscombe & w. Eliz.; & (ii) Jas. Cart (son & Heir app. of Jane C.) of London, esq., Saml. Cart of St. Sepulchre's (co. Midx.), esq., John Lord sen. of Dunstable, clerk, & Wm. Ginger of Edlesborough (co. Bucks.), gent. (Recites that Wm. Chew (bro. of sd. Frances, Jane & Eliz.) had for many years provided clothes for 30 poor boys of Dunstable, & intended to erect a school & appoint a master for the teaching of 'Reading Writeing and Accompts' to 40 poor boys, which intention his sis- ters had now carried out). - - The school house in Dunstable in which the master lives & the boys are taught; a farm & lands in Caddington (co. Herts.), in occ. of Henry Long; a farm in Scuridge End in Luton, in occ. of Thos. Swaine; a piece of land in Houghton Regis, in occ. of Henry Tomkins; & sevl. pieces of land in Whip- snade & Flamstead (co. Herts.), in occ. of Wm. Howard. (40 salary p.a. for master, & 37 allowance for clothing for boys). Witn: Wm. Besley, Wm. Pocklington, W. Colemare, W. Ginger jun., John Lord jun. & Rich. Bond.

15,16 Dec. 1724

From: 1724 To: 1724

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Ashton, Frances,
Cart, Jane,
Chew, Jane,
Aynscombe, Thomas,
Aynscombe, Elizabeth,
Cart, James,
Cart, Samuel,
Lord, John,
Ginger, William,
Chew, William,
Chew, Frances,
Chew, Elizabeth,
Long, Henry,
Swaine, Thomas,
Tomkins, Henry,
Howard, William,
Besley, William,
Pocklington, William,
Colemare, William,
Bond, Richard

Dunstable Chew's Foundation, Dunstable Free School, clergy names index, clothing, DUNSTABLE, Dunstable High Street South, WHIPSNADE, Flamstead, CADDINGTON, LUTON, Luton Scuridge End, HOUGHTON REGIS