WB/Green4/1/Lu/BreweryPSW7

Conveyance Parties: (i) Frederic Pearman of Luton, common brewer; (ii) John William Green of Luton, common brewer Reciting: - mortgage of 2 Nov 1860 in which (i) borrowed 2,000 from Charles Greenwood of Winterbrook, Cholsey [Berkshire], farmer secured on (a); - 2,000 still outstanding but all interest paid Operative Part: - (i) conveyed (a) to (ii) for 440 still subject to 2,000 mortgage Property: (a) messuage in Park Street or Park Square, Luton, formerly known as Cross Pond with malting, malthouse, garden and yard behind formerly in occupation of William Gutteridge, then Daniel Brown then Misses Beeby and Henry Coles Brown; (b) brewery, storehouses, sheds and offices known as Phoenix Brewery erected by Henry Pearman on site of malt kiln; (c) garden behind brewery with storehouses, greenhouse, and shed lately erected by Frederic Pearman; (d) stable, yard and gateway fronting Park Street West Witnesses: - J.G.Shepherd of Luton, solicitor; - Richard Cooke of Luton, solicitor

1 Jul 1869

From: 1869 To: 1869

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Pearman, Frederic,
Green, John William,
J.W.Green Limited,
Greenwood, Charles,
Gutteridge, William,
Brown, Daniel,
Beeby,
Brown, Henry Coles,
Pearman, Henry,
Shepherd, J.G.,
Cooke, Richard

Park Street West Brewery Luton, common brewer, J.W.Green Limited, specific solicitors, Richard Cooke, J.G. Shepherd, farmer, Luton Park Street West, LUTON, Luton Cross Pond, Luton Park Street, Luton Park Square