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Conveyance of land at Round Green. Photograph of deed (see also MB2/LRG/6/2457 for enlarged photocopy).

10 January 1908

From: 1908 To: 1908

Parties to conveyance: (i) Walter Thomas Lye of Leagrave Hall, Leagrave, gentleman; John Arthur Burgess of Dunstable Road, Luton, hat tip and lining manufacturer; Arthur Ernest Davies of High Town Road, Luton, straw hat manufacturer; John Henry Webb of George Street, Luton, chemist; (ii) George Dimmock of Stockwood Crescent, Luton, straw hat manufacturer; Arthur Thomas Dimmock of Old Bedford Road, Luton, hat polish manufacturer; Edwin Dimmock of Moor Street, Luton, salesman; Low Giddings of Studley Road, Luton, stone mason; George Lovell of 2 Ridgway Road, Luton, grocer; Frederick Lovell of 170 High Town Road, Luton, machinist; William George Bunce Warren of Rothesay Road, Luton, warehouseman; William James Boston of 85 Cromwell Road, Luton, clerk; George Brightman of 27 New Bedford Road, Luton, straw hat manufacturer; George Warren of Langley Lodge, Luton, straw hat manufacturer; Joseph Hubbard of Clarendon Road, Luton, commercial traveller; William Panter of Park Street, Luton, butcher; (iii) Walter Thomas Lye; John Arthur Burgess; Arthur Ernest Davies and John Henry Webb; (iv) Rev George Jonah Brett, the present Superintendent Minister of the Circuit of the Wesleyan Methodist Connexion in which the property is situate. Reciting: - MB2/LRG/6/3800/1 Operative part: - (ii) and (iii) pay £245 to (i) - (i) convey (a) to (ii) and (iii) with the approbation of (iv) - ground is acquired in order to erect a Chapel and other buildings and the property is therefore settled upon a trust as in the Model Deed for Wesleyan Methodist Chapels Property: (a) Land at Round Green near Luton containing 51 poles 14 yards bounded: on the SW by Turners Knoll to which it has a frontage of 70 feet; on the NW by land formerly of William Henry Wren and Joseph Mardle and now of Alfred Mardle measuring 200 feet; on the NE by land formerly of William Henry Wren and Joseph Mardle and now of Alfred Mardle measuring 70 feet; on the SE by land formerly of William Henry Wren and Joseph Mardle and now of Alfred Mardle measuring 200 feet

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Lye, Walter Thomas,
Burgess, John Arthur,
Davies, Arthur Ernest,
Webb, John Henry,
Dimmock, George,
Dimmock, Arthur Thomas,
Dimmock, Edwin,
Giddings, Low,
Lovell, George,
Lovell, Frederick,
Warren, William George Bunce,
Boston, William James,
Brightman, George,
Warren, George,
Hubbard, Joseph,
Panter, William,
Brett, George Jonah,
Wren, William Henry,
Mardle, Joseph,
Mardle, Alfred

LUTON, Luton Round Green, LEAGRAVE, Leagrave Hall, Luton Dunstable Road, Luton High Town Road, Luton George Street, Luton Stockwood Crescent, Luton Moor Street, Luton Studley Road, Luton Ridgway Road, Luton Rothesay Road, Luton Cromwell Road, Luton New Bedford Road, Luton Langley Lodge, Luton Clarendon Road, Luton Park Street, Methodist Church, DEEDS, Methodist buildings, Methodist ministers, Wesleyan Methodist, straw hat manufacturer, chemist, salesman, stonemason, grocer, machinist, warehouseman, clerk, commercial traveller, butcher