V426

Office Copy of Certificate of Contract for the Redemption of Land Tax. (i) Edward Tanqueray and William Hooper, clerks commissioners (ii) Francis Moore of Eggington

1803

From: 1803 To: 1803

redemption of £8.4s.8d. Land Tax charged on messuage with appurtenances and 130 acres land in Aspley Guise as follows, in assessment for Aspley Guise 1802: Francis Moore proprietor John Patrick Moore occupier £6.5s.8d. Francis Moore proprietor John Patrick Moore occupier 10s.10d. Francis Moore proprietor John Patrick Moore occupier 8s.8d. Francis Moore proprietor himself occupier 4s.4d. one cottage and garden: Francis Moore proprietor Ann Moore occupier 4s.4d. public house called the Bell Francis Moore proprietor Richard Randall occupier 10s.10d. to pay sufficient for redemption of £1.0s.7d. on 20 July 1803 and seven other instalments at three-monthly intervals. Registered 5 September 1803 Exonerated from 24 June 1803. 9 July 1803. Receipt endorsed 19 August 1803 by John Whitehouse for £20.12s.3¼d. for first instalment.

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Moore, John Patrick,
Moore, Francis,
Tanqueray, Edward,
Hooper, William,
Moore, Ann,
Randall, Richard,
Whitehouse, John

legal papers, redemption Land Tax, EGGINGTON, ASPLEY GUISE, Aspley Guise Bell