BorBE11/23/3-4

Mortgage (Lease and Release): (1) William Yarnton, Bedford, tailor (2) Elizabeth Yarnton, widow, Bedford, John Day, basket maker, Bedford. By (1) to (2) to secure £150 and interest. Messuage in the High Street in Bedford St Paul (now or late in tenure of William Yarnton) over against the Castle Lane, bounded: North - the house of Francis Walker; South - the house in the occupation of Charles Edgerly. Messuage in Bedford St Paul in the Fishmarket, abutting: West - on Fishmarket, now or late in tenure of Edward Cox.

29 Feb, 1 Mar 1715/6

From: 1715 To: 1716

Reciting will of Mary Yarnton, mother of William Yarnton, dated 5 March 1706/7, by which she bequeathed to the children of William Yarnton the sum of £150 to be held by Randolph Taylor of Bedford, butcher, the interest to go to William Yarnton until the children came of age. Reciting that on death of his mother, William Yarnton had four children William, John, Richard and Mary, and that Randolph Taylor refused to act, and so the sum of £150 was all paid to (1), when he agreed to give a judgement to the children for the said sum and to mortgage premises as is now being done.

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Yarnton, William,
Yarnton, Elizabeth,
Day, John,
Walker, Francis,
Edgerly, Charles,
Cox, Edward,
Yarnton, Mary,
Taylor, Randolph,
Yarnton, John,
Yarnton, Richard,
Yarnton, Mary

mortgages, tailor, basket maker, will, butcher