HF6/41

Sarah Tampion, widow of Colchester, Essex v Mary Matilda Howard, spinster, Mary Louisa Ekins Bell, spinster, Clara Georgina Consett Bell, spinster, Flaccilla Matilda Lindsell (wife of John Barber Lindsell), Reginald Caleb Lomax and Mary Jane Elizabeth Lomax, spinster.

1889-1890

From: 1889 To: 1890

Claim for income due to the son (now deceased) of the prosecutrix, under terms of an indenture made by Emily Beckett with Harry Martin Tampion and the defendants in 1886 Includes copies of conveyances by 'Mrs Sarah Tampion and others' as follows: - 62,63 & 64 Mint Street and 12,14 & 16 Dock Street, Whitechapel to J. Brinkley and B.G. Brinkley Esquires - 'Sir Sidney Smith' public house, Dock Street to Truman, Hanbury, Buxton & Co - freehold factory and warehouse at 20 Dock Street to Hector Drysdale of 121 Upper Thames Street, London - freehold heredidaments on east side of Dock Street to Miss M.A.J.E. Lomax on St. Leonards - freehold hereditaments in Dock Street and Royal Mint Street to T.A.Mason of 28 Wellclose Square, London - copy of conveyance of 4, 6, 8 and 10 Dock Street to Mr A. and Mrs S. Cohen - Particulars of sale 'of freehold properties in dock Street and Royal Mint Street' Feb 1889 and Jul 1890

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Tampion, Sarah,
Howard, Mary Matilda,
Bell, Mary Louisa Ekins,
Bell, Clara Georgina Consett,
Lindsell, Flaccilla Matilda,
Lindsell, John Barber,
Lomax, Reginald Caleb,
Lomax, Jane Elizabeth,
Beckett, Emily,
Tampion, Harry Martin,
Brinkley, J.,
Brinkley, B.G.,
Truman, Hanbury, Buxton & Co,
Drysdale, Hector,
Lomax, M A J E,
Mason, T.A.,
Cohen, A.,
Cohen, S.

general legal process, Colchester, spinster, Whitechapel, DEEDS, sale particulars