WB/B4/1/Cad/C5

Release [severely water damaged by enemy action at Lawrance Messer & Company, 16 Coleman Street, London, 29 Dec 1940]

2 Oct 1784

From: 1784 To: 1940

Parties: (i) Francis Wilkins of Markyate Street, Flamstead [Hertfordshire], brewer, (son and devisee of George Wilkins of Markyate Street, brewer) and Mary his wife; (ii) Robert Pateman of Caddington [Bedfordshire], husbandman Operative Part: - (i) released (a) to (ii) for 166 Property: (a) cottage called Chequer, Caddington [Bedfordshire] in several occupations of John Glenister and Robert Gibbs and adjoining cottage in occupation of Philip Pateman and Robert Gibbs, then John Glenister and Robert Gibbs, then Jane Pateman, widow, mother of (ii) and Timothy Wheldon: cottage of Thomas Rickson now Christopher Perry S; lane from Caddington Green to Luton N; Caddington Green W Witnesses: - Leonard Hampson; - John Cowper

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Lawrance, Messer & Company,
Wilkins, Francis,
Wilkins, George,
Wilkins, Mary,
Pateman, Robert,
Glenister, John,
Gibbs, Robert,
Pateman, Jane,
Wheldon, Timothy,
Rickson, Thomas,
Perry, Christopher,
Hampson, Leonard,
Cowper, John

Caddington Chequer, air raids over UK, Messer & Company Lawrance, specific solicitors, brewer, husbandman, widow, Greens, CADDINGTON, Caddington Green, City of London, City of London Coleman Street