BHD402/3

Declaration by Geo. Hooper of Watford, Herts, esq. that he is only s. and h. of Geo. Hooper, late of Watford, esq., decd., who died siezed of absolute estate of inheritance in fee simple in: ... mess. with yard, coach house, stable, saddle room, wash house outbuildings and appurts. in West St., Icknield Way, N. garden partly property of Jos. Darby S, Jn. Cook E. Jos. Darby W. ... 2rds. 21 pls. garden, orchard with appts, behind mess., mess and property of Jos. Darby, Mr Cartwright, Mr Henley and others N., property Jn. Cook, Mr Groom, Mr Scrivner and Mr Duncombe E. property Rev. Wm. Carpenter W. All which occ. by Geo. Hooper, then Jn. Pearse, now Chas. Stockdale Benning. Estate passed to wid., Sar., by will 10 February 1854 sign: Geo. Hooper witn: S.W. Cook, magistrate for city and liberty of Westminster.

24 October 1854

From: 1854 To: 1854

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Hooper, George,
Darby, Joseph,
Cook, John,
Cartwright, Nathaniel,
Henley,
Groom,
Scrivener, Thomas,
Duncombe,
Carpenter, William,
Pearse, John,
Benning, Charles Stockdale,
Hooper, Sarah,
Cook, S.W.

George Hooper, wash houses, Nathaniel Cartwright, John Pearse, Charles Stockdale Benning, specific justices of the peace, DUNSTABLE, Dunstable West Street, Dunstable Icknield Way