R6/63/28/33

Poster for auction sale at George Inn, Woburn by Shaw of three lots, [formerly copyhold property of Henry Broughton] Lot 1 [formerly described as a cottage on N side of Horse Fair]: substantial brick and tile house being 8 Leighton Street in occupation of Thomas Cooke, grocer and wheelwright comprising: grocer's shop; parlour; kitchen; cellar; four sleeping rooms; barn; pump of water; "large and most pleasant Garden" Lot 2: eight brick and tile cottages adjoining each other being 1, 2, 3 and 4 Queens Court and 3, 4, 5, and 6 Back Lane, Woburn in occupation of Samuel Turvey, Widow Jay, Mary Darling, Richard Darling, William Risley and others with a pump of water Lot 3 [formerly the Nags Head, then White Hart inn]: "genteel well-built house" being 11 Market Place, Woburn comprising: hall; three parlours; kitchen; brewhouse; cellar; barn; stable; six sleeping rooms; "large and pleasant garden well fenced and planted with fine Fruit Trees"; pump in kitchen Note on the dorse of purchase of all three lots by J,Farey on behalf of the Duke of Bedford for the respective sums of £180, £280 and £375; witnessed by David Willis

17 Aug 1798

From: 1798 To: 1798

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Broughton, Henry,
Cooke, Thomas,
Turvey, Samuel,
Jay,
Darling, Mary,
Darling, Richard,
Risley, William,
Shaw, Thomas,
Farey, J.,
Willis, David,
Bedford, Francis Russell, 5th Duke of

Woburn Nags Head, Woburn George, specific auction sales, sale particulars, grocer, grocers, water provision, Woburn White Hart, David Willis, WOBURN, Woburn Horse Fair, Woburn Leighton Street, Woburn Back Lane, Woburn Queens Court, Woburn Market Place