WL1000/1/WEST1/17

Conveyance

30 Apr 1851

From: 1811 To: 1851

Conveyance: Parties: (i) William Hindes of Westoning, wheelwright; John Hindes of Westoning, yeoman (devisees in trust for sale under the will of Richard Hindes, late of Westoning, their father, deceased); (ii) Edward Harris Strange of Ampthill, draper (surviving executor of the will of John Kirk the younger, late of Ampthill, victualler, deceased); (iii) James Fowler of Woburn, common brewer; (iv) Thomas Fowler of Kentish Town [Middlesex], corn factor Reciting: •WL1000/1/WEST1/13; •WL1000/1/WEST1/14; •WL1000/1/WEST1/17; •Proof of the will of Richard Hindes on 7 Oct 1831 in the Archdeaconry of Bedford; •Inclosure award for Westoning of 5 May 1842 substituted (a)-(b) for (a)-(b) in WL1000/1/WEST1/14;death of John Kirk the younger on 20 Apr 1847 having, by his will of 22 Feb 1839, appointed Samuel May, Joseph Tranter and (ii) as executors; •The outstanding £120 mortgage money plus interest was paid to (ii), Samuel May and Joseph Tranter on 2 Dec 1847 by (iii) at the request of (i); •Elizabeth Hindes may no disposition of (a)-(b) in her lifetime; •(i) had contracted sale of (a)-(b) to (iii) Operative Part •(iii) had paid £134/10/- to (ii); •(iii) paid £365/10/- to (i); •(i) and (ii), at the request of (i), released (a)-(b) to (iii) Property: (a) messuage, now a licensed alehouse known as the Nag's Head, Westoning fronting on the road to Greenfield with cottage, yard and garden adjoining altogether containing 26 poles; (b) greater part of the allotment lying in Middle or Cranfield Field, Westoning of one acre, two roods, twenty two poles bounded: on part N and E by (a); part north by ground to be conveyed to the trustees of the Baptist Chapel; E by the fifth allotment to John William Coventry Campion; S and W by third allotment to William Harbett Habendum •to (iii), to the use of declared uses by (iii), to the use of (iii) for life, to the use of (iv) in trust for (iii) during the life of (iii), to the use of (iii) for ever Witnesses: •John Green of Woburn, solicitor; •John Greene of Ampthill, solicitor; •George Austin of Shefford, solicitor

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Charles Wells,
Hindes, William,
Hindes, John,
Hindes, Richard,
Strange, Edward Harris,
Kirk, John,
Fowler, James,
Fowler, Thomas,
May, Samuel,
Tranter, Joseph,
Hindes, Elizabeth,
Campion, John William Coventry,
Harbett, William,
Green, John,
Greene, John,
Austin, George

WESTONING, Charles Wells, wills, shopkeeper, wheelwright, yeoman, draper, victualler, common brewer, corn factor, clergy names index, Archdeaconry, Inclosure, deaths, Westoning Nags Head, Westoning Greenfield Road, Westoning fields, Baptist buildings, specific solicitors, John Green, John Greene, George Austin