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Mortgage: (1) Thomas Rogers of Eaton Socon, dealer in horses, and wife Elizabeth (2) John Amis of Odell, Bedfordshire, baker. By (1) to (2) to secure £100 (demise for 500 years), a messuage or tenement in Bedford St Paul at the nether end of the Butcherrow or Butchers Shambles adjoining: North - a certain street or lane called the Stonehouse Lane, South - certain tenements formerly Henry Robinson and Gilbert Toll junior. Heretofore in the occupation of John Philips, victualler, and now of Isaac Harrowden, called the sign of the Spread Eagle. Covenant to levy a fine on this and on other property of (1) to the use of (2) until mortgage repaid, then to use of Thomas Rogers for life, then to use of Elizabeth his wife for life, then to use of their child or children as they shall appoint; in default to the use of children of Thomas Rogers or in default to use of his heirs.

2 Feb 1767

From: 1767 To: 1767

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Rogers, Thomas,
Rogers, Elizabeth,
Amis, John,
Robinson, Henry,
Toll, Gilbert,
Phillips, John,
Harrowden, Isaac

horse dealer, baker, victualler, mortgages, EATON SOCON, ODELL, Bedford Butchers Row, Bedford Stonehouse Lane