WB/Green4/1/Lu2/8

Marriage Settlement [slightly water damaged by enemy action at Lawrance Messer & Company, 16 Coleman Street, London, 29 Dec 1940] Parties: (i) Mary Caine of Luton, widow; Henry Caine of Luton, bricklayer (eldest son of Mary Caine); (ii) William Bridgman of Luton, yeoman; William Chalkley of Luton, yeoman Reciting: - Henry Caine soon to marry Hannah Bridgman Operative Part: - (i) released (a)-(b) to (ii) in trust Habendum: - (a) to use of (ii) to use of Mary Caine for her life, to use of Henry Caine and Hannah Bridgman and their heirs Property: (a) cottage in occupation of Mary and Henry Caine in South End of Luton between cottages on Thomas Cantrell and John Caine which was purchased by John Caine, father of Henry, from William and Alice Marham and willed to Henry on decease of Mary Caine; (b) close of arable called Winsdon Close of 3 acres in occupation of Henry Caine in Luton in field called Bissell alias Winsdon Field on Buxton Wood Hill bounding: W land late of Thomas Everitt; S on highway from Luton to Buxton's Wood; purchased by Robert Wrattinge, father of Mary Caine from John Day and devised to her in his will Witnesses: - Robert Jenkyns junior; - Charles Wyseman Mary Caine signed by mark

20 Apr 1695

From: 1695 To: 1695

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Caine, Mary,
Caine, Henry,
Bridgman, William,
Chalkley, William,
Bridgman, Hannah,
Caine, Hannah,
Cantrell, Thomas,
Caine, John,
Marham, William,
Marham, Alice,
Everitt, Thomas,
Wrattinge, Robert,
Wrattinge, Mary,
Day, John,
Jenkyns, Robert,
Wyseman, Charles,
Lawrance, Messer & Company

marriage settlements, Messer & Company Lawrance, specific solicitors, air raids over UK, widow, bricklayer, yeoman, Mary will: Caine, LUTON, Luton fields, Luton South End, Luton Buxton Wood Hill, Luton Buxton Wood, City of London Coleman Street, City of London