BS959

Assignment of three several terms: (i) Edward Jackson of Bedford, surgeon (ii) James Whittingstall and William Long of Bedford, brewers and co-partners (iii) William Watkins of Bedford, merchant (iv) Reverend Thomas Gadsby of Bedford, clerk. Warren close, Middle ground, Paradice as in BS 957, reciting deeds as in BS 956 [details given]. Witnesses: Theed Pearse, John Upton

27 Oct 1801

From: 1689 To: 1801

Details given: -- Warren close, 8 acres, in St Mary's parish, Bedford, and 2 closes called the Middle Ground and Paradice, 7 acres, adjoining, heretofore in the occupation of Edward Wales, late John Purser, now Henry Whittingstall and James Whittingstall and William Long. Recites: 5 June 1689. Mortgage (Black Swan etc, Shefford): (i) William Barber of Shefford, yeoman, and wife Ann (ii) Francis Brace of Bedford, gentleman (iii) Richard Lambert of Pavenham, yeoman. Richard Lambert's estate became absolute in law. 15 September 1791. Assignment to Edward Jackson in trust for Henry Whittingstall. 7 January 1709. Mortgage (Warren close etc, Bedford): (i) Felix Boulstrod of Shefford (ii) Thomas Janeway of Bedford, gentleman. 1 October 1709. Felix Boulstrod to Francis Bourne of Hertfordshire. 20 April 1710. Felix Boulstrod to John Hobbs of Hertfordshire. Premises have since become legally vested in Henry and James Whittingstall and William Long.

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Jackson, Edward,
Whittingstall, James,
Long, William,
Watkins, William,
Gadsby, Thomas,
Pearse, Theed,
Upton, John,
Wales, Edward,
Purser, John,
Whittingstall, Henry,
Barber, William,
Barber, Ann,
Brace, Francis,
Lambert, Richard,
Boulstrod, Felix,
Janeway, Thomas,
Bourne, Francis,
Hobbs, John

deed, surgeon, brewer, merchant, clerk, field names, mortgages, Shefford Black Swan, yeoman, gentleman, BEDFORD, St. Mary Bedford, SHEFFORD, PAVENHAM, Hertfordshire