X102/12

Conveyance by release

6 Apr 1819

From: 1819 To: 1819

Parties: (i) Solomon Hawkins of Keysoe, yeoman; William Ginn, private in the Royal Marines (brother and heir of Francis Ginn, deceased, who was brother and heir of Thomas Ginn, deceased, eldest son and heir of Thomas Ginn, formerly of Swineshead, spehperd, deceased); Jemima Ginn of Keysoe, widow; (ii) William Ekins of Swineshead, yeoman; William Peck of Kimbolton [Huntingdonshire], surgeon Reciting: - will of Francis Ginn of 1816 by which Solomon Hawkins was to sell (a) and invest the profits to pay interest to his mother Jemima for her life; - the property was sold by auction at the Three Horse Shoes, Swineshead in 1819; Operative Part: - (i) conveyed (a) to William Ekins, with William Peck as his trustee, for £187 Property: (a) a cottage in Swineshead now divided into two dwellings and a garden to the east, formerly in ocupation of Henry Boston, now William Green and Thomas Atkins Witnesses: - John Beedham of Kimbolton, solicitor; - Uridge Whisfin, clerk to John Beedham

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Ginn, Thomas,
Ginn, Francis,
Ginn, William,
Hawkins, Solomon,
Ginn, Jemima,
Ekins, William,
Peck, William,
Beedham, John,
Green, William,
Boston, Henry,
Atkins, Thomas,
Whisfin, Uridge

SWINESHEAD, Swineshead High Street, Swineshead Shepherds Cottage, specific solicitors, wills, deaths, John Beedham, solicitors' clerks, Royal Marines, Swineshead Three Horse Shoes, specific auction sales