WB/S4/1/1/2

Mortgage. Parties: (i) Thomas Sworder of Luton, brewer; (ii) Thomas Joseph Sworder and Charles Elton Longmore, both of Hertford, solicitors

5 Jul 1889

From: 1889 To: 1890

Operative Part: - (ii) lent 2,000 at 4% interest to (i) secured on (a)-(c) Property: (a) Cross Keys, George Street, Luton with barn, yard and outbuildings in occupation of Septimus Abbott, then A.J.Kenney; (b) Bull, corner of Union Street, Houghton Regis, with stable, yard, garden etc. in occupation of Charles Roberts, then George Olney; (c) Half Moon, Pepperstock, Flamstead [Hertfordshire]with outbuildings, yards gardens and orchards and 1a 0r 6p and 1a 1r 10p land and 2a 0r 29p woodland bounded: NE by road from Flamstead to Luton; NW partly road from Market Street partly by land of Henry Bowen[?]; also 0a 3r 15p arable opposite public house bounded: E property of James Mayes and Baptist Chapel Trustees; N by road from Pepperstock to Luton; Se by road from Markyate Street to Luton; all formerly in occupation of John Goodwin, then William Church, reserving cottages and gardens opposite public house to James Mayes with free use of well paying proportion of maintenance cost Witness: - Edward Oram, clerk to Sworder & Longmore Memorandum: - indenture of 27 Jan 1890 acknowledging right of John Poles and Valentine Francis Quelch to production of deed

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Sworder, Thomas,
Sworder, Thomas Joseph,
Longmore, Thomas Elton,
Sworder & Longmore,
Abbott, Septimus,
Kenney, A.J.,
Roberts, Charles,
Olney, George,
Bowen, Henry,
Mayes, James,
Goodwin, John,
Church, William,
Oram, Edward,
Poles, John,
Quelch, Valentine Francis

Sworder & Longmore, specific solicitors, brewer, Luton Cross Keys, George Street, Houghton Regis Bull, Pepperstock Half Moon, town & local roads, WELLS, woods, general Baptists, solicitors' clerks, LUTON, HOUGHTON REGIS, Houghton Regis Union Street, Flamstead, Pepperstock, Luton George Street