Reference
DC/NB/E47/21
Title
Abstract of title of the trustees for sale of freehold building land near the Bromham and Woburn Roads in the parish of St Pauls (see also DC/NB/E47/10)
- Lease and release 1) RT Hon George Earl of Ashburnham, 2) John Trapp, draper, 3) Barber Best of Putnoe, gent as trustee for 2). (see Z26/52 for sales particulars)
- Lots 3, 31, 39, 43 and 44 for total purchase price of 2979.10.0 - all that close called Coneygree, otherwise Coneygrey otherwise Coneygrove with the dovehouse standing thereon. - all that garden moated round theretofore called Creamers garden 4a 2r 37p late part of the farm called the Friars. N turnpike from Bedford to Newport Pagnell, E homestall of sd farm lately sold to Wm Sharp, S & W by land next mentioned. - Plot of land called Conduit field and Iron Well 18 ac 19 p, N part land set out for gravel and stone, N part of turnpike road, S Dovehouse Close sold to Thomas Gurney and part Turners closeSchedule of deeds. 18/19 May 1813
- Various endorsements as Charles Trapp and John Best Trapp sold off parcels of the Conduit Field at various times between 1844 and 1852 Plan
- Extract from will of John Trapp died 17 Nov 1830. Wife Martha and sons, Thomas Simmons Trapp, Joseph, Charles and John Best Trapp.
- Extract of will of Jospeh Trapp (son of John) died 27 July 1838 - land to wife Anna Maria and surviving children (Emily born 22 July 1838) Brother Charles, uncle Benjamin Trapp and brother- in-law Richard Halfhead trustees and executors.
- Indenture 1) Richard Watson Moor of Stoke St Gregory, Somerset and Anna Maria his wife, 2) sd Anna Maria 3) Emily Trapp, 4) Richard Halfhead., banker. Land to be sold and money to be given to 4) in trust for 2) and 3). 11 Nov 1859
- Indenture 1) Richard Watson Moor of Stoke St Gregory, Somerset and Anna Maria his wife 2) Emily Trapp, 3) Richard Halfhead 4) John Best Trapp. 4) to purchase absolutely all that piece of land shown on plan with perpetual right of way over Little Butts to Priory St. 30 April 1863
- Indenture to appoint new trustees in place of Rd Halfhead deceased. 1) R W Moor and wife Anna Maria, 2) Rev Edmund Fowle and Emily his wife (formerly Emily Trapp), 3) Thomas Simmons Trapp, banker and Mark Whyley, solicitor 16 May 1872
- Indenture 1) John Best Trapp, 2) RW Moor and wife, 3) E Fowle and wife. 50 paid to 1), 1) released his claim to the right of way detailed in the indenture of 1863. 12 April 1879
- Appointment of Edmund Fowle as trustee in place of T S Trapp deceased 8 Sept 1882
- 1) Anna Maria Moor, of Bath, widow, 2) Edmund Fowle and his wife, 3) Mark Whyley and Edmund Fowle to convey the land to 3) in trust, plan. 22 May 1885
Date free text
1813-1885
Production date
From: 1813 To: 1885
Exent
31, No. of pieces: 1
unknown copying process
Format
paper
Level of description
item
