WB/Pearman4/1/Lu/CS1

Appointment and Conveyance Parties: (i) James Hack Tuke of Hitchin [Hertfordshire], banker; Edward Lucas of Luton, banker; (ii) Gustavus Thomas Taylor of Featherstone Buildings, London, gentleman; (iii) Henry Pearman of Luton, wine merchant; Frederic Pearman of Luton, brewer Reciting: - conveyance of 12 Oct 1855 (1) John Waller; (2) James Hack Tuke and Edward Lucas; (3) Gustavus Thomas Taylor in which (1) conveyed (a) to (2) and their trustee (3); Operative Part: - (i) appointed (a) to (iii) as tenants in common for 140; - (ii), at request of (i), conveyed (a) to (iii) for 5/- Property [as shown in accompanying plan]: (a) piece of garden ground in Castle Street, Luton extending: on W next to garden of Daniel Pearman 32 ft 6 in and next to Carters Brewery 44 ft 3 in; on N next to garden of George Farmer 39 ft 3 in; on E next to garden of James Hack Tuke and Edward Lucas 79 ft 6 in; on S along line drawn from NE corner of Friends Meeting House 54 ft 9 in; (iii) undertaking to build a 7 ft high brick wall along this S boundary allowing and building built by Friends to project its eaves 9 inches over the wall Witnesses: - W.J.Stapleton of Luton, bankers clerk; - Charles W.Austin of Luton, solicitor; - Andrew Storey of 17 Featherstone Buildings, Holborn

19 Sep 1856

From: 1855 To: 1856

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Tuke, James Hack,
Taylor, Gustavus Thomas,
Lucas, Edward,
Pearman, Henry,
Pearman, Frederic,
Pearman, Daniel,
Waller, John,
Farmer, George,
Stapleton, W.J.,
Austin, Charles William,
Storey, Andrew

banker, brewer, Society of Friends buildings, Carter's Brewery Luton, bankers clerk, specific solicitors, Charles William Austin, LUTON, Luton Castle Street