WL1000/7/GLIN/1/20

Abstract of Title of trustees for sale under will of Henry Alexander Webster to 2, 4 and 6 High Street Glinton, abstracted by Percival & Son of Peterborough [including sketch map showing site]: (I) Will of 23 Feb 1924 of Henry Alexander Webster of 1 Casterton Road, Stamford [Lincolnshire], railway clerk appointing his wife Esther and Horatius James Cannan of 50 Earlham Grove, Forest Gate, London E7, magistrates court clerk and Wilfred Henson Chapman of Church Street, Easton [Huntingdonshire], clerk of work as executors and trustees and devising and bequeathing all his real estate and residue of his personal estate to them upon trust for sale (II) Death of Henry Alexander Webster on 12 May 1932 (III) Proof of will of Henry Alexander Webster in PPR on 21 Jun 1932 (IV) Vesting assent of 17 Apr 1933 by Esther Webster, Horatius James Cannan, then of 12 Salisbury Road, Leigh-on-Sea [Essex], magistrates' clerk and Wilfrid Henson Chapman of 12 St.George's Square, Stamford [Lincolnshire], clerk of works as personal representatives of H.A.Webster assented to themselves holding all real estate of H.A.Webster upon trusts for sale including three brick and tile cottages on Lincoln Road, Glinton near junction with Main Street in occupation of Miss Jones, Mrs.Miles and Miss Miles subject to manorial incidents of Manor of Glinton with Peakirk (V) Memorandum of 4 Aug 1933 endorsed as to production of abstracted Assent to Deputy Steward of Manor as required by S.129 of Law of Property Act 1922 (VI) Enfranchisement of three cottages in Glinton for £87/17/3 by agreement of 1 Apr 1935 between James Gilliland Simpson, Dean of Peterborough Cathedral, George Middleton and Herbert Pike Pease, Baron Daryngton, Church Commissioners and Esther Webster, Horatius James Cannan and Wilfred Henson Chapman (VII)Death of Wilfred Henson Chapman on 22 Mar 1954 (VIII) Appointment by Esther Webster of 1 Casterton Road, Stamford [Lincolnshire], widow and Horatius James Cannan of 47 Valentines Road, Ilford [Essex], retired magistrates court of 22 Nov 1954 of Graham Alexander Webster of 11d Fords Avenue, Chester, museum curator as trustee of will of Henry Alexander Webster

1958

From: 1924 To: 1958

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Webster, Henry Alexander,
Percival & Son,
Webster, Esther,
Cannan, Horatius James,
Chapman, Wilfred Henson,
Jones,
Miles,
Simpson, James Gilliland,
Middleton, George,
Pease, Herbert Pike [1st Baron Daryngton],
Webster, Graham Alexander

Glinton with Peakirk Manor, enfranchisement, clergy names index, Henry Alexander will: Webster, deaths, widow, maps, specific solicitors, Percival & Son, railway clerk, magistrates court clerk, museum curator, Clerk of Works, Law of Property Act 1922, Church Commissioners, Glinton, Glinton High Street, Glinton Lincoln Road