Bedfordshire Archives Service Catalogue
  • Reference
    WL1000/9/WELL/1/4
  • Title
    Attested Copy Lease & Release Parties: (i) Joseph Overall of Wellingborough, watchmaker and Elizabeth, his wife (only daughter and heiress at law of Thomas Meadows, late of Wellingborough, husbandman, deceased); (ii) Thomas Gibbs of Wellingborough, farmer and grazier Operative Part: - (i) released (a)-(d) to (ii) for 10/- Property: (a) messuage in Wellingborough previously in occupation of Mary Moore and John Hunt, then John Chapman, then Joseph Brightman and now converted into a public house called Wheatsheaf in occupation of Thomas Freeman with Skitterdine E; (b) malting office adjoining (a) purchased by Thomas Meadows from Susannah Dickens, spinster and Benjamin Mabbutt and Elizabeth, his wife; (c) two messuages in Wellingborough late in occupation of Thomas Wise and James Abrahams, now William Leete and James Abrahams which Thomas Meadows bought from John Broughton and Elizabeth, his wife; (d) three (formerly four) messuages in East End, Wellingborough formerly in occupation of Thomas Eyre, John Barratt, Mary Underwood, widow and Joseph Miller, then John Bailey, Ann Hackney and Thomas Hawkes, now John Bailey, Ann Hackney and Mary Hawkes; purchased by Thomas Meadows from John Meadows (b)-(d) formerly copyhold of Manor of Wellingborough Hatton and held by Elizabeth Overall until enfranchisement on 15 Dec 1801 Habendum - to (ii) to uses ascribed by (i) to use of (ii) in trust for (i) to use of (i) Covenant - to levy a fine sur conizance de droit come ceo etc. Witnesses: - John Hodson of Wellingborough, attorney - Charles H.Hodson of Wellingborough, attorney Examined on 12 May 1823 by clerks to Murphy of Wellingborough, solicitor
  • Date free text
    4-5 Nov 1802
  • Production date
    From: 1801 To: 1823
  • Level of description
    item
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