FAC110/20

Conveyance (attested copy)

Witnessed 4 September 1847, Certified 30 March 1853

From: 1847 To: 1853

i) Richard Gutteridge, Dunstable, gentleman ii) Edward Burr, Dunstable, Esquire reciting that Richard Gutteridge, senior, father of i) made his will dated 30 August 1837 and (after making several devises of estates in parishes of Aspley Guise, and Holcut and an estate at Herne in Toddington) devised all the rest of his property to i). He died on 11 January 1839. Will proved on 4 February 1839 (PCC). Property formerly described as above Many alterations have been made to said premises now in consideration of £1995 paid to i) by ii) i) releases to ii) - Stone House, with warehouse, factory buildings, orchard and gardens in Dunstable in High Street or North Street otherwise Watling Street - piece of land forming carriage or cart way from same street to said Orchard and back of said messuage North (part) Messrs Frederick and Charles Burr North (part) garden ground later described East (part) garden ground later described East (part) said street East & South (part) Thomas Daniel South (part) former Crown Yard and garden, late George Clarke but now of Mary Brown, Widow West (part) i) West (part) pasture ground later described in the occupation of John Jarvis and i) [Conveyance of the Stone House, Dunstable continued] - 7 messuages on W side of said High Street or North Street adjoining above described property - 3 other cottages in court or yard leading out of North Street and then to back of 2 of last described cottages with gardens, court and yard adjoining, abutting on premises of Messrs Frederick and Charles Burr and in occupation of Thomas Daniels, William Bartram, Joseph Twigg, John Holton, Thomas Impey, Widow Webb, John Tufnell, Widow Goodman, Widow Gaydon, Thomas Johnson and Widow Ironmonger - 2 pieces pasture ground adjoining each other in Dunstable on West side of orchard at back of forst [sic] described property as is now intended to be fenced off from other land of i) South & West i) North John Cooper East (part) malt kiln and premises of Messrs Frederick and Charles Burr late in occupation of Matthew Gutteridge containing 2 acres 3 rods 16 poles, as in plan [not present] - all deeds etc as i) can obtain without suit at law or equity except those as in schedule to deed of even date between same parties, and covenanted to be produced subject, as to first described premises, to right of way vested in Thomas Daniel over yard belonging to premises in occupation of John Jarvis and through passage or way on North side into street. Subject, also, to lease granted to John Jarvis by i) from 25 March 1847 for 40 years, or life, of premises firstly described expect garden and orchard adjoining pasture land Subject to quit rent payable to Manor of Dunstable signatures (copy) of i) and ii) receipt witnessed John Pearse, solicitor, Dunstable 4 September 1847 certified true copy 30 March 1853 Note Details below inserted for information. No copy made [item not copied] CONVEYANCE by (1) to (3) 30 March 1853 1) Edward Burr, Dunstable, esq. 2) Richard Gutteridge, Dunstable, esq. 3) Joseph Gutteridge, Dunstable farmer reciting indenture of 4 September 1847 between said Richard Gutteridge and said Edward Burr, being a conveyance to Edward Burr of premises below with others for a valuable consideration reciting that Edward Burr has since contracted with Richard Gutteridge for the sale to him of the messuage below for £1025 but no conveyance has been executred [sic], and Richard Gutteridge has contracted with Joseph Gutteridge for the sale to him of the premises for same sum of £1025 ... all that freehold messuage or tenement called Stonehouse with outbuildings yard garden and appurts adjacent in Watling Street or High Street and at the North East corner of Albion Road in Dunstable measuring in width fronting the said Watling Street 41 ft and in depth fronting Albion Road 151ft (which will except out of this conveyance so much of the south west and of the said garden as with the now vacant piece of ground adjacent John Henry Limbrey's house will leave 20 ft clear between the end of the garden ground intended to be hereby conveyed and the house of the said John Henry Limbrey and which said 20 ft of ground is contracted to be sold by the said John Henry Limbrey) formerly in the occupation of Mr. Jarvis and now in the occupation of Mr Joseph Farr bounded North East by Watling Street or High Street North West by Albion Road South West by ground to be sold to John Henry Limbrey South East partly by property of Mrs Brown and partly by property of Thomas Daniel ....right of way at all times over Albion Road (item not copied) MORTGAGE 31 March 1853 by Joseph Gutteridge above to Edward Burr above of ......property above to secure £800 (item not copied) 21 December 1858 1) William Limbrey, Dunstable, grocer 2) Edward Burr, Oakley Lodge, Leamington, Warwickshire, esquire. CONVEYANCE by way of MORTGAGE to secure £800 and interest ...the freehold messuage or tenement called "Stonehouse" with outbuildings yard garden and appurts in Watling Street on High Street and at the North East corner of Albion Road in Dunstable measuring in width fronting Watling Street or High Street 41 ft and in depth fronting Albion Road 151 ft now in the occupation of William Limbrey bounded North East by Watling Street or High Street North West by Albion Road South West by property of John Henry Limbrey South East partly by property of Mrs Brown and partly by property of Thomas Daniel NOTE: The above deeds were retained by the owner and no copies made

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Gutteridge, Richard,
Gutteridge, Matthew,
Burr, Edward,
Burr, Frederick,
Daniel, Thomas,
Clarke, George,
Brown, Mary,
Jarvis, John,
Bartram, William,
Twigg, Joseph,
Holton, John,
Impey, Thomas,
Webb,
Tufnell, John,
Goodman,
Gaydon,
Johnson, Thomas,
Ironmonger,
Pearse, John

solicitor, widow, DEEDS, conveyance, cottages, orchard, malt kiln, will, quit rents, Manor of Dunstable, Dunstable Watling Street, Dunstable High Street North, DUNSTABLE