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Conveyance. (i) William Francis Kerr of Aspley Guise (ii) Henry Charles Hoare of Wavendon, Buckinghamshire (iii) John Green of Woburn, gentleman

10 Dec 1850

From: 1850 To: 1850

whereas: Francis Moore of Egginton at time of death was seised in fee simple in premises hereinafter mentioned; by will 16 February 1809 devised several pieces of land of which land hereinafter described was one, in trust to two daughters Susanna and Elizabeth; he died 6 August 1810, will proved in Prerogative Court of Canterbury. Elizabeth Moore married Reverend George Plunket Kerr and had issue two children viz: Mary Moore died an infant William Francis Kerr said Susanna died 1837 without issue George Plunket Kerr has been dead many years and his widow died 1839 now: consideration: £35 -- 1 rood 24 perches land in Aspley Guise between road leading from Aspley Guise to Woburn Sands and a plantation belonging to Henry Charles Hoare in the occupation of Thomas Wright and used as a garden. Witness: John Thomas Green, clerk to John Green, Woburn.

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Kerr, William Francis,
Hoare, Henry Charles,
Green, John,
Moore, Francis,
Moore, Elizabeth,
Moore, Susanna,
Kerr, George Plunkett,
Kerr, Mary Moore,
Wright, Thomas,
Green, John Thomas

DEEDS, legal papers, ASPLEY GUISE, Wavendon, WOBURN, EGGINGTON, wills, Prerogative Court of Canterbury, WOBURN SANDS