Reference
R6/42/1/25
Title
Release
Date free text
5 Apr 1791
Production date
From: 1791 To: 1791
Scope and Content
Release
Parties:
(i) John Costin of Bedford, merchant, only brother, heir at law and devisee in the will of Gideon Costin late of Bedford, woolstapler, deceased;
(ii) Peregrine Nash of Bedford, brewer; John King of Bedford, stonemason as trustee for Peregrine Nash
Operative Part:
- (i) released (a) to (ii) for £130 paid by Peregrine Nash and 10/- paid by John King
Property:
(a) public house called the Red Lion, in Duck End, Oakley, formerly in the occupation of John Bull, now of Grace Eakins;
(b) close of pasture of one acre and a half adjoining (a);
(c) three acres in the common fields of Oakley in the occupation of Grace Eakins
Habendum:
- to (ii), to the use of (ii) in trust for Peregrine Nash
Witnesses:
- Theed Pearse of Bedford, gentleman;
- Thomas Whitfield, servant to John Costin
Level of description
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