ST1689/4

Release Parties: (i) George Rock of Woburn, gentleman; (ii) John Bennett of Aspley Guise, yeoman; Jethro Inwood of Newport Pagnell [Buckinghamshire], gentleman; Samuel Burton of Newport Pagnell, laceman; William Bennett of Wavendon [Buckinghamshire], carpenter; James Millard of Salford, miller; Henry Summerford of Salford, carpenter; Samuel Emerton of Salford, cordwainer as trustees for the new Methodist meeting house Operative Part: - (i) released (a) to (ii) for £35 Property: (a) blacksmith's shop in Salford, formerly in occupation of John Barratt senior, then John Barratt, his son, then Thomas Mabley, now unoccupied; devised by John Barratt senior to John Barratt junior, the latter dying intestate and his sister Elizabeth Clark inheriting [see ST1689/2]; the blacksmith's shop to be taken down and a meeting house for public worship to be erected on the site Witnesses: - George Cooch; - George Cooch junior; - J.H.Rowe; - G.H.Rowe

22 Jun 1816

From: 1816 To: 1816

Rock, George,
Bennett, John,
Inwood, Jethro,
Burton, Samuel,
Bennett, William,
Millard, James,
Summerford, Henry,
Emerton, Samuel,
Mabley, Thomas,
Clark, Elizabeth,
Barratt, Elizabeth,
Cooch, George,
Rowe, J.H.,
Rowe, G.H.

SALFORD, Salford Broughton Road, Methodist buildings, Methodist individuals, yeoman, laceman, carpenter, miller, cordwainer, blacksmith, blacksmiths, George Cooch