Reference
FAC46/1
Title
Original in possession of Mr.George Lowther, 2-4 Mill Street, Bedford, solicitor for the Trustees of Radwell Chapel.
Date free text
16 June 1890
Production date
From: 1890 To: 1890
Scope and Content
rCONVEYANCE
I. Charles Day of Bedford, builder
James Castleman Sheppard of Bedford, florist
II. John Curtis, formerly of Bedford, coalmerchant, now of 62 Justin Street, Old Kent Road
Thomas Tokelove Gray, wine merchant
Frederick Howard, ironfounder, both of Bedford.
III. Alfred Clare of Bedford, solicitor
James Alexander Henman of Bromham, farmer
Henry Lineham, shoemaker
Joseph Lovell, platelayer, both of Radwell
Joseph Thomas Mastin of Bedford, provision merchant
Amos Payne of Radwell, carrier.
Recites: Charity Commissioners' appointment of trustees,1871.
Since 1871 three of the trustees have died , leaving only parties I and II
Party II wish to be be discharged from the trust, and so now convey to III:
-- meeting house or chapel and the ground on which it stands at Radwell in Felmersham, built for the use of the Methodist Society, bounded
East by highway
South by piece of garden ground formerly of Joseph Swannell
West by piece of garden ground formerly of Joseph Swannell
North by a sward close formerly of Messrs. Miles Hill and Stow.
--- way or passage on South of chapel, leading to the vestry, 3 feet wide, leading from the street to the vestry.
--- any other premises vested in the trustees.
... the property to be held on trust subject to provisions of Wesleyan Chapel Model Deed.
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