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Conveyance (lease and release), £740, to Charles Savage and trustee: (i) Ann Savage, late of St Mary's, Bedford, then Chelsea, now of Kensington, widow of William Savage, fellmonger and glover (ii) Charles Savage of St Mary's, fellmonger, eldest son and heir of William (iii) Matthew Morgan Savage of Welwyn, fellmonger; William Savage of Little Chelsea, tailor; Thomas Savage of Middlesex, organ-builder; Robert Bishop of Kensington 'in the service of our Lord the King' and wife Ann (nee Savage) [The surviving children of William] (iv) John Day of Bedford, esquire. A messuage in St Mary's parish, heretofore occupied by Edmund Morgan, late William Savage, now Charles Savage. [Description of property]. Witnesses: Samuel Brittain junior, J. Chester, W. Faircloth, clerk to Pearse & Son. Endorsed with note of sale of orchard to John Coventry 1828.

22,23 Feb 1825 and 1828

From: 1825 To: 1828

[Description of property]: abutting south on messuage formerly occupied by Samuel Bigrave, now John Bradley; north on messuage formerly William Thompson, now Elizabeth Jeffs; west on High Street; orchard formerly 1/2 acre but part lately sold to John Bradley; stable in possession of Charles Savage, abutting north on Duck Mill Lane, east on lane next orchard heretofore Robert Thomas, now Jane Bell; south on part sold to John Bradley (divided by brick wall); west on gardens of house late occupied by Samuel Bigrave, now John Bradley, and of Elizabeth Jeffs and John Coventry.

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Savage, Charles,
Savage, Ann,
Savage, William,
Savage, Matthew Morgan,
Savage, Thomas,
Bishop, Robert,
Bishop, Ann,
Day, John,
Morgan, Edmund,
Bigrave, Samuel,
Bradley, John,
Thompson, William,
Jeffs, Elizabeth,
Thomas, Robert,
Bell, Jane,
Coventry, John,
Brittain, Samuel,
Chester, J,
Faircloth, W.,
Pearse & Son

mortgages, fellmonger, glover, tailor, organ maker, clergy, orchard, clerk, St. Mary Bedford, Chelsea, Kensington, Welwyn, Middlesex, Bedford St.Mary High Street, Bedford Duck Mill Lane