LHE245

Agreement (in fact a quit claim):

1860

From: 1860 To: 1860

1) Christopher Dickenson of Stoke on Trent, Staffs, Miller, Frederick Brown of Luton, Iron founder, executors under will of Richard Marks Brown of Luton, Miller, deceased 2) Local Board of Health for district of Luton, recites, culvert marked A on plan on dorse constructed by 2) with consent of Richard Marks Brown deceased through & in the ditch leading from Spring Close (owned by 2) in Luton, recites:- disputes between 1) & 2) re right of 2) to use culvert & ditch (alleged by 2) to be easements & watercourse belonging to freehold of Spring Close And 2) have recently constructed an intercepting sewer & Deodorising Works in area. During the building of which damages were alleged to River Lea leading to Brache Mill (demised or held by 1) statements from time to time been submitted to the board re the damages. Meeting of 22 Nov 1859 2) decide enter agreement 1) quit claims all actions both at Law & Equity re damages allege consideration £415 on 22 May 1860, £415 on 22 Nov 1860, to be paid by 2 ) to 1 ) 17 Ap 1860. Marked with red No1.

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Dickenson, Christopher,
Brown, Frederick,
Brown, Richard Marks

DEEDS, Stoke on Trent, miller, LUTON, iron founder, Boards of Health, sewage works, River Lea, Luton Brache, Luton Brache Mill