WB/Fordham4/1/Stot/CH2

Manor of Stotfold: absolute surrender by Mary Ann, wife of George Eaton of Benefield [Northamptonshire] before Alexander Balderston, Deputy Steward, to Wolverley Attwood Fordham as trustee for Edward King Fordham and Herbert Fordham of Ashwell [Hertfordshire], common brewers for consideration of £800 of messuage with orchard in Stotfold formerly called Crawleys Farm House, then used as a beershop by sign of Coach & Horses formerly in occupation of Joseph Cooper, then Messrs Fordham or John Cooper as their undertenant as the same have been staked out and as shown on plan in the margin; witnessed by Thomas Elderkin of Oundle [Northamptonshire], C.Walkden of Ashwell, mercantile clerk and Samuel Minty[?] and James Brown, clerks to Veaseys of Baldock [Hertfordshire], solicitors

4 Oct 1882

From: 1882 To: 1882

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Eaton, Mary Ann,
Hyde, Mary Ann,
Eaton, George,
Balderston, Alexander,
Fordham, Wolverley Attwood,
Fordham, Edward King,
Cooper, Joseph,
Cooper, John,
E.K.& H.Fordham Limited,
Elderkin, Thomas,
Walkden, Charles,
Minty, Samuel,
Brown, James (d),
Veaseys

Stotfold Manor, Alexander Balderston, steward, E.K.& H.Fordham Limited, common brewer, Stotfold Crawleys Farm, Stotfold Coach & Horses, plans, mercantile clerk, specific solicitors, solicitors' clerks, STOTFOLD, Stotfold The Green