GA2928

Declaration of William Rutter of Verulam Buildings, Grays Inn, Middlesex, Gentleman

7 Dec 1861

From: 1861 To: 1861

For satisfaction of Hollingworth Magniac, purchaser of Colworth estate, Reverend Nicholas Fiott was nephew and devise for life of mansion houses and estate devised by will of William Lee Antonie of Colworth House. Knew Edward Mullins, formerly an Attorney and Solicitor at No. 1, Great James Street, Bedford Row, county of Middlesex authenticates 2 certificates attached:- 1) Burial Certificate from Stone Parish Register. Reverend Nicholas Fiott of Stone, Buckinghamshire, age 69 years, buried 20 August 1858. Certificate issued 19 October 1861 2) Burial Certificate at London Cemetery Company's South London Cemetery of All Saints, Nunhead. Edward Mullins of 4 Brunswick Square, Camberwell.

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Rutter, William,
Fiott, Nicholas,
Antonie, William Lee,
Mullins, Edward,
Magniac, Hollingworth

DEEDS, Middlesex, Sharnbrook Colworth House Estate, clergy, Stone (Buckinghamshire), Burial registers, Nunhead, Camberwell