Reference
FR24/18/21
Title
Grant of right of way: 10s
Date free text
27 Jan 1835
Production date
From: 1835 To: 1835
Scope and Content
i) Ric Kentish of St Albans gent
ii) Jos Brown of Henley gent
Jos Cranstone, Hemel ironmonger
Jas Pryor, Stopsley, farmer |
Wm Gutteridge, Brentford, corn dealer
Ric Gutteridge, St Albans, tinplate worker
Dan Pearman, Luton, wine mercht
Tho Squire, Bourne End, gent
Jn Foster, Luton, gent
Ric M Brown, Luton, miller
Wm Adams, Luton, brewer
Wm Hawson, Staines, gent
Emmott Skidmore, Rickmansworth, coal mercht
Jos Skidmore, Rickmansworth, farmer
Hen Brown, Luton, gent
Wm Brown, Luton, baker
Tho Marshall of Hexton, confectioner
Hen C Brown, Luton, gent
Tho Belch jr, Hemel, draper
Alf Pearman, Luton gent
recites:-
conveyance (lease & release) 26,27 Jan 1835
i) trustees as above
ii) Ric Kentish
iii) Fred Day
- ground with building thereon & right of way (no details) [meetinghouse]
recites:-
the trustees are seised of the Quaker burial ground, which S & W adjoons land referred to in recited conveyance;
recites:-
Ric Kentish is seised of ground adj S, on part of which tenements have lately been erected, & on other part of which a street called Spencer St has been formed, opening at E & W ends into the common streets;
recites:-
it has been agreed that Ric Kentish should give right of way to burial ground through his own land (then along Spencer St)
- right of way to burial ground by passage 12' wide. now marked out, into & from Spencer St.
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