BHD394/2

(i) Jn. Chesheer of Dagnall, Edlesborough, Bucks, farmer and w. Eliz, late Eliz. Chessey, wid. (ii) Mary Webb of Allford, Essex, wid., lat w. of Jn. Webb of Allhallows, middsx., merchant, nee Hawkins. Dnl. Hayllar the elder of Barking, Essex, late hus. of Marg., nee Hawkins Jas. Hawkins Hayllar, her eldest s. (iii) Rich. Chester of Bush Lane, Cannon St., London, skinner. recites: BH/3/394/1 fine never levied and as Jn. Webb and Marg. Hayllar now decd., can never be levied, but (ii) agree property belongs to (i) Deed to Lead the Uses of a Fine for £50 ... mess as in BH/3/394/1 sign: (i) (ii) witn: Jn. Hooper Jas. Cheshire Jn. Webb Thos. Fothergill Geo. Pearling endorsed: 'early deed Ashton St., 3 cottages and 3 in rear now coach house.

14 March 1786

From: 1760 To: 1786

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Chesheer, John,
Chesheer, Elizabeth,
Chessey, Elizabeth,
Webb, Mary,
Webb, John,
Hawkins, Mary,
Hayllar, Daniel,
Hayllar, Margaret,
Hawkins, Margaret,
Hawkins, James,
Chester, Richard,
Hooper, John,
Cheshire, James,
Fothergill, Thomas,
Pearling, George

farmer, widow, merchant, Dunstable Middle Row, DUNSTABLE, Dunstable Ashton Street