WG1467

Award of William Wilshere of Hitchin, esquire: John Day of Bedford, esquire, v William Berril of Bedford, bricklayer. Dispute as to who was entitled to backyard to Cauldwell Street and whether William Berrill was entitled to right of way with boats to coal wharves and said messuage. Finds in favour of William Berrill; details of bounds. John Day to have right of entry in backyard and William Berrill not to use it for boats. John Clare held 6 messuages in Cauldwell Street, with Cherry Orchard and coal wharfs adjoining, late estate of John Watman. John Clare also held 1 messuage in High Street and yard leading from west end of said messuage into Cauldwell Street, late estate of William Yeomans: will of John Clare, 19 February 1763, devising 6 messuages, orchard and wharfs to son-in-law Thomas Harrison for life, remainder to daughter Elizabeth, residue of estates to son Thomas: property devised to Thomas and Elizabeth Harrison was vested in John Day; messuage in High Street vested in William Berrill by grant from Thomas Clare junior.

19 Oct 1819

From: 1819 To: 1819

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Wilshere, William,
Day, John,
Berril, William,
Clare, John,
Watman, John,
Yeomans, William,
Harrison, Thomas,
Clare, Elizabeth,
Clare, Thomas,
Harrison, Elizabeth,
Day, John

deed, bricklayer, private rights of way, boats, coal, will, Hitchin, BEDFORD, Bedford Cauldwell Street, Bedford High Street