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Bargain & sale: Property formerly of Chew family in Market Place

2 Jul 1902

From: 1902 To: 1902

1) Ebenezer Chew of Biggleswade, grocer (vendor) 2) Freeman, Hardy and Willis Limited, 57 Rutland Street, Leicester (purchaser) 3) Robert Hyslop of Borough of Leicester [trustee of 2) ] Recites: will of Ebenezer Chew (died 24 Nov 1901), appoints wife Mary, Ebenezer Chew (see above) and friend John Tilcock to be executors and trustees. All real estate to wife for life, then rest of freehold estate to trustees for sale. Copyholds to be dealt with in same way. Will made 9 Nov 1887, proved District Probate Registry 24 Nov 1901 Recites death of Mary Chew 10 Jun 1888 Renuniciation of probate by John Tilcock 26 May 1902 Messuage or dwelling house and shop in Market Square, Biggleswade, now in the occupation of Freeman, Hardy & Willis AND tenement adjoining, now used as a shop and in the occupation of James Melrose Ballard (to which Ebenezer Chew was admitted - property then described as:- messuage or tenement and blacksmith's shop and premises in or near the Market Place, Biggleswade, late in the occupation of William Larkins and now George Larkins. 30 Apr 1847) George Kidman was admitted 7 Oct 1846 Consideration £1400 paid by 2) to 1)

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Chew,
Chew, Ebenezer,
Freeman, Hardy and Willis,
Hyslop, Robert,
Chew, Mary,
Tilcock, John,
Ballard, John Melrose,
Larkins, William,
Larkins, George,
Kidman, George

Biggleswade Market Square, DEEDS, legal papers, grocers, Leicester, wills, blacksmiths