WL1000/7/STNE/2/16

Release by way of Mortgage Parties: (i) John Ekins of Eaton Socon, tailor and Ann, his wife; (ii) Fanny Fairey of St.Neots, spinster; (iii) Octavius Robert Wilkinson of St.Neots, gentleman Operative Part: - (iii) lent £160 to (i)-(ii) on security of (a) at 5% interest Property: (a) three messuages now divided into four tenements with piece of ground or orchard in St.Neots formerly in occupation of Richard Franklyn and Rachael Newman, late Joseph Fairey, Matthew Sharman and Miss Duncombe, now of Robert Rich, Mason, John Norman and Charles Gray bounded : E by house and orchard of Mrs.Wiles; S by brook, house or ground W, town street N; three messuages were formerly one messuage called Fighting Cocks purchased by Samuel Fairey the elder, late of St.Neots, draper of John Day, Fairey in his will of 26 Feb 1828 devising same to his three granddaughters Ann (now wife of John Ekins), Fanny and Elizabeth of whom the latter died under the age of 21 Witnesses - Edmund Read; - Nevile Day

10 Dec 1834

From: 1828 To: 1834

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Ekins, John,
Ekins, Ann,
Fairey, Fanny,
Wilkinson, Octavius Robert,
Franklyn, Richard,
Newman, Rachael,
Fairey, Joseph,
Sharman, Matthew,
Duncombe,
Rich, Robert,
Mason,
Norman, John,
Gray, Charles,
Wiles, Susannah,
Fairey, Samuel,
Day, John,
Fairey, Ann,
Fairey, Elizabeth,
Read, Edmund,
Day, Nevile

St.Neots Fighting Cocks, tailor, Octavius Robert Wilkinson, specific solicitors, Hen Brook, draper, Samuel will: Fairey, St.Neots