Reference
WL1000/1/Wils/2/7
Title
Release
Date free text
30 Nov 1802
Production date
From: 1802 To: 1802
Scope and Content
Release
Parties:
(i) Sir George Robinson of Cranford [Northamptonshire], baronet;
(ii) Thomas Gasdby of Bedford, clerk
Operative Part:
- (i) conveyed (a) to (ii) for £325
Property:
(a) messuage, cottage or tenement formerly called the Bell, then called the Three Compasses, now called the Red Lion in Wilshamstead;
(b) pightle of pasture adjoining containing half an acre;
(c) several pieces of arable, ley and meadow in the fields of Wilshamstead containing six acres;
(d) a cottage in Wilshamstead;
(e) pightle of pasture and orchard of 1½ acres abutting The Green S and the common highway E
(a)-(e) in the occupation of Perkins and were conveyed to (i) on 11 October 1785 by John Haigh, Samuel Edgley and John Walker, assignees of the effects of James Somers of Kettering [Northamptonshire], draper
Covenant:
- to produce scheduled deeds to (ii) on demand
Schedule:
- Lease and Release of 29-30 May 1775 (1) John Weaver; (2) James Somers;
- Lease and Release of 1-2 August 1777 (1) James Somers; (2) Charles Clavey;
- Attested copy bargain and sale of 19 July 1779 (1) Commissioners under the Commission against James Somers; (2) Assignees in Bankruptcy;
- Lease and Release of 25-26 August 1779 (1) Charles Clavey; (2) James Somers; (3) John Haigh, Samuel Edgley and John Walker;
- Lease and Release of 10-11 October 1785 (1) John Haigh, Samuel Edgley and John Walker; (2) Sir George Robinson
Witnesses:
- Robert Blencowe of Dallington [Northamptonshire], esquire;
- Charles Robinson, Rector of Cranford
Level of description
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