Reference
X95/336
Title
Abstract of title of Thomas Sworder to Harrow public house, Luton
Date free text
1897
Production date
From: 1882 To: 1897
Scope and Content
Abstract of Title of Thomas Sworder to Harrow public house and adjoining cottages on corner of Hitchin Road and Cobden Street, Luton
(I) Conveyance of 9 Oct 1882
Parties:
(i) George Tomalin; Henry Gates;
(ii) Thomas Sworder of Luton, brewer
Reciting:
- will, death and probate of will of Thomas Tomalin [no dates or details abstracted] and death of Kitty Tomalin [no date abstracted]
Operative Part:
- (i) conveyed (a) to (ii) for £600
Property:
(a) Harrow public house, formerly New Inn, on corner of Hitchin Road and Cobden Street, Luton in occupation of Thomas Sworder bounded: SE by Hitchin Road with a frontage of 38 feet; NE by Cobden Street with a frontage of 25 feet; NW by cottages and iron foundry of McLaren & Walker; SW by cottages of Frederick Simpkins;
(b) cottage with gateway entrance, yard, stable and outbuildings adjoining (a) known as 1 Cobden Street bounded: NE by Cobden Street with a frontage of 45 feet; NW by iron foundry of McLaren & Walker; SW and SW by (a)
(II) Mortgage of 1 Oct 1883
Parties:
(i) Thomas Sworder;
(ii) Samuel Oliver of Park Street West, Luton, gentleman; Charles Arthur Keeling of Luton, ironmonger
Operative Part:
- (i) borrowed £400 at 5% interest from (ii) secured on (a) in (I)
(III) Death of Samuel Oliver on 6 Apr 1892
Level of description
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