X95/322/19

Draft mortgage

5 Jul 1889

From: 1889 To: 1889

Mortgage Parties: (i) Thomas Sworder of Luton, brewer; (ii) Thomas Joseph Sworder and Charles Elton Longmore, both of Hertford, solicitors Operative Part: - (i) borrowed £2,000 from (ii) at 4% secured on (a)-(d) Property: (a) Cross Keys, George Street, Luton formerly in occupation of Septimus Abbott, then George Tuck, now Albert John Kenny; (b) Bull, corner of Union Street [and High Street North], Houghton Regis formerly in occupation of Charles Roberts, now George Olney; (c) Half Moon, Pepperstock, Flamstead [Hertfordshire] and 1a 0r 6p; also several closes belonging, three of arable and pasture containing together 7a 1r 10p and three of spinney and woodland containing together 2a 0r 22p bounded: NE by road from Flamstead to Luton; NW by road from Markyate Street to Luton; SE and SW by land of Henry Brown; formerly in occupation of John Goodwin, the Samuel Pilgrim, now William Church; (d) arable on opposite side of road to (c) containing 0a 3r 15p bounded: E by property of James Mayes and Baptist Chapel trustees; N by road from Pepperstock to Luton; SE by road drom Markyate Street to Luton; formerly in occupation of John Goodwin, then Samuel Pilgrim, now William Church Witness: - Edward Oram, clerk to Sworder & Longmore

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Sworder, Thomas,
Oram, Edward,
Sworder & Longmore,
Longmore, Charles Elton,
Sworder, Thomas Joseph,
Abbott, Septimus,
Kenny, Albert John,
Tuck, George,
Olney, George,
Roberts, Charles,
Church, William,
Brown, Henry,
Goodwin, John,
Pilgrim, Samuel,
Mayes, James

brewer, Thomas Joseph Sworder, Charles Elton Longmore, solicitors' clerks, Pepperstock, Pepperstock Half Moon, DUNSTABLE, Dunstable Union Street, Dunstable High Street North, Luton George Street, Luton Cross Keys, George Street, Baptist buildings