Z890/4

Conveyance of estate subject to mortgage: 1) George Hawkes of Bedford, grocer and provision merchant 2) Thomas Bull of Bedford, jeweller

25 March 1884

From: 1884 To: 1884

Reciting: mortgages of 29 September 1876 and 25 August 1877 [Z890/2 and Z890/3], further mortgage of 7 January 1878 between George Hawkes and James Stockton for £500; further mortgage of 1 December 1881 between i) George Hawkes ii) [Samuel Hawkes and] Thomas Wakeford and iii) the Rev. Henry Aldrich Cotton and Henry Piers for £500; indenture dated 22 December 1881 endorsed on the mortgage of 7 January 1878 assigning mortgage of £500 to Cotton and Piers. Whereas sums amounting in all to £3000 remain due and owing, but all interest has been paid; George Hawkes has agreed with Thomas Bull for the absolute sale of the premises (subject to mortgages totalling £3000) for £500 NOW Consideration £500 paid by 2) to 1), 1) conveys to 2): - premises as in Z890/1 [viz: all that messuage or tenement with the stables, warehouse, outbuildings, yard and hereditaments, known as no.47 High Street in the parish of St.Paul, Bedford] Witness: Benjamin Brown, Clerk to Messrs Whyley & Piper, solicitors, Bedford Signatures: George Hawkes, Thomas Bull

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Hawkes, George,
Bull, Thomas,
Stockton, James,
Hawkes, Samuel,
Wakeford, Thomas,
Cotton, Henry Aldrich,
Piers, Henry,
Brown, Benjamin,
Whyley & Piper

Bedford High Street, DEEDS, legal papers, grocer, provision merchant, jeweller, mortgages, St.Paul's Bedford