R6/5/4/107

Release

16 Feb 1757

From: 1757 To: 1757

Release (i) William Lightboun of Twickenham [Middlesex], gentleman; (ii) Edward Woodcock the elder of Lincolns Inn [Middlesex], gentleman Reciting: - R6/5/4/36; - (ii) had continued to pay the annuity to (i); - (ii) wished to free the Saint Leonard’s Estate, Bedford from the charge of the annuity of £70 to (i) and £12 to Hannah Davis; - release of 16 February 1757 (1) John Wainwright of the Six Clerks Office, London, gentleman; (2) Edward Woodcock the younger of Lincolns Inn, gentleman; (3) Edward Woodcock the elder; (4) William Lightboun and Hannah Davis; (5) John Fridenberg of Ironmonger Lane, London, merchant as trustee for William Lightboun and Hannah Davis in which (3) granted an annuity of £70 to William Lightboun and an annuity to Hannah Davis of £12 charged on (a) Yedding Farm and lands comprising 180 acres in Heese alias Hays [Middlesex] in occupation of [blank] Knight; (b) rooms, chambers or apartments in the New Square of buildings of Serles Court, Lincolns Inn in the second staircase No. 2 on the E side of square being two storeys high from the foundations on the S side of the staircase with a vault or cellar and privileges and appurtenances belonging. Operative Part: - (i), in consideration of his continued annuity and 5/- paid by (ii) released the Saint Leonard’s Farm Estate, Bedford to (ii) and John, Duke of Bedford Witnesses: - Isaac Fer-Nunes of Twickenham; - Mathew Skinner of Lincolns Inn, barrister.

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Woodcock, Edward,
Russell, John (4th Duke of Bedford),
Lightboun, William,
Davis, Hannah,
Wainwright, John,
Fridenberg, John,
Knight,
Fer-Nunes, Isaac,
Skinner, Mathew

BEDFORD, Bedford Saint Leonard's Farm, Edward Woodcock, annuities, merchant, Hayes, Hayes Yeading Farm, Lincolns Inn New Square, Lincolns Inn Serles Court, barrister