WL1000/1/Kem1/5

Reconveyance

18 Jun 1874

From: 1843 To: 1874

Reconveyance Parties: (i) Thomas Taylor of Newport Pagnell [Buckinghamshire], chemist; Frederick James Taylor of Newport Pagnell, chemist; (ii) William Pritzler Newland of Houghton Regis, esquire; Charles William Powell of Newport Pagnell, gentleman Reciting: - WL1000/1/Kem1/3; - memorandum by Robert Newland of 26 Aug 1843 endorsed on WL1000/1/Kem1/3 declaring that £700 paid by him was part of joint stock or capital of himself and William Pestell as brewers and co-partners - WL1000/1/Kem1/4; - death of William Pestell on 5 Nov 1856 and his will of 1 Nov 1856 appointing his sons Henry and John Pestell and his son-in-law William Harris as executors, proved in PCC on 4 Feb 1857; - agreement of 16 May 1857 between Robert Newland and John and Henry Pestell dissolving partnership between Newland and William Pestell and transferring sole ownership of the business to Newland; - will of Robert Newland of 29 Nov 1849 devising all real estate to his son Bingham Newland, proved in Northampton DPR on 27 Jan 1859; - will of Bingham Newland of 25 Jan 1871 devising all real estate to (ii) as trustees for sale; - death of Thomas Whitworth on 28 May 1874 having in his will of 26 Apr 1873 devised all real estate to (i) as trustees; - the principal of £500 was still outstanding, together with £7/10 of interest Operative Part: - (i) conveyed (a) to (ii) for £507/10/- Property: (a) Half Moon public house, Kempston, formerly in occupation of William Moore, then Titus Cherry Witness: - William Powell of Newport Pagnell, solicitor

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Taylor, Thomas,
Taylor, Frederick James,
Newland, William Pritzler,
Powell, Charles William,
Newland, Robert,
Pestell, William,
Pestell, John,
Pestell, Henry,
Newland, Bingham,
Whitworth, Thomas,
Moore, William,
Cherry, Titus,
Powell, William

chemist, Charles William Powell, brewing, deaths, wills, KEMPSTON, Kempston Half Moon, William Powell