HF11/10/3

Absract of title of Nathaniel William Leigh and George Ansell (devisees in trust for sale under the will of James Huffer

1865-1883

From: 1865 To: 1883

1) Deed ref HF11/10/2, dated 6 Jul 1847 2) Agreement a) James Huffer of Biggleswade, stonemason b) Henry Newbery of Biggleswade, chemist In 1860 a) gave b) permission to open window in west end of his dwellinghouise overlooking a)' s premises with understanding that it should be bricked up when called on to by a) Formalises agreement. rent 1d per annum to be paid by b) 3) Will of James Huffer of Biggleswade, yeoman (died 21 Feb 1883, buried in Biggleswade churchyard) Appoints friends William Nathaniel Leigh of West Avenue, Walthamstow, Essex, gent., and George Ansell of Biggleswade, yeoman, executors and trustees for sale of:- 2 freehold tenements or dwelling houses, shops, outbuildings etc in the occupation of himself, Messrs Grant and Son, Joseph Cliff Lever and Richard Frost (being formerly premises of Lawrence Gall) AND 5 freehold cottages or tenements near the National Schools in Biggleswade. then in the occupation of Samuel Stonebridge, James Beaumont, ___ Robinson, Green Bryant and Samuel Endersby (formerly property of John Ryland) Will made 17 Sep 1881; proved in Principal Probate Registry 22 Mar 1883 Lots 1) and 2) on dorse prepared by Chapman 1883

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Huffer, James,
Leigh, Nathaniel William,
Ansell, George,
Newbery, Henry,
Gall, Lawrence,
Grant & Son,
Lever, Joseph Cliff,
Frost, Richard,
Stonebridge, Samuel,
Bryant, Green,
Endersby, Samuel,
Ryland, John,
Chapman, W.T.

legal papers, DEEDS, BIGGLESWADE, Biggleswade High Street, stonemason, chemist, Walthamstow, Biggleswade National School