WL1000/1/AG/2/2

Conveyance Parties: (i) George Britten the younger of Aspley Guise, farmer; (ii) George Britten the elder of Barnet [Hertfordshire], grocer Reciting: - will of Alfred Britten of Aspley Guise, farmer and publican of 19 Jan 1874 appointing (ii) and his brother-in-law Charles Crouch as executors and devising (a) to his wife Mary for her life, remainder to their son (i) subject to payment of £150 to each of testator's five daughters Elizabeth Lucy, Jane, Caroline, Sarah Ann and Catherine Mary; - death of Alfred Britten on 3 Feb 1874 and proof of his will in PPR on 20 Mar 1874; - Mary Britten was still living Operative Part: - (i) conveyed his reversionary interest in (a)-(b) to (ii) for £160 Property: (a) public house in Aspley Guise known as Wheatsheaf on N side of road from Aspley Guise to Mount Pleasant, with garden, yard, outbuildings etc in occupation of Mary Britten; (b) ten acres of sweard land adjoining (a) in occupation of Mary Britten Witness: - Henry Thomas Hall, clerk to John Thomas Green of Woburn, solicitor

21 Feb 1877

From: 1874 To: 1877

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Britten, George,
Britten, Alfred,
Britten, Mary,
Crouch, Charles,
Britten, Elizabeth Lucy,
Britten, Jane,
Britten, Caroline,
Britten, Sarah Ann,
Britten, Catherine Mary,
Hall, Henry Thomas,
Green, John Thomas

Aspley Guise Wheatsheaf, Alfred will: Britten, grocer, farmer, publican, deaths, John Thomas Green, solicitors' clerks, Aspley Guise Mount Pleasant