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Conveyance

1908

From: 1908 To: 1930

1) Cosmo Romilly of 25 Old Broad Street, City of London esquire Sir Walter Roper Lawrence, baronet, G.C, J.E. of 22 Sloane Gardens, London esquire trustees of Will of Francis Duke of Bedford 2) Herbrand 11th Duke of Bedford K.G. (tenant for life) 3) Higgins and Sons Limited, Castle Brewery, Bedford, brewers recites Will of Francis Duke of Bedford, Castle Close, with brewery, malting and dwelling house piece of land, corner of Newnham Road, formerly site of engine house, Militia Depot and cottage and garden at SE. corner of property Old Swan Bowling Green Farm yard, gardens and buildings, 2 houses, Castle Lane, Bedford (all marked on plan) Consideration £13,254 Note on Dorse of Conveyance of 4 May 1929 1) Higgins and Sons Limited 2) Charles Wells lots 3 and 5 in recent auction Conveyance of 5 May 1929 to Arthur Scott Cooper lot 7 (25 Castle Hill) Conveyance of 25 March 1929 to Thomas Christopher Ginn lot 8 Conveyance of 31 December 1929 to Thomas Christopher Ginn lot 6 (27-29 Castle Lane) Conveyance of 28 January 1930 lots 1 and 2 to Johnson and Company (Bedford) Limited

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Hooper & Fletcher,
Romilly, Cosmo,
Lawrence, Walter Roper,
Russell, Francis,
Duke of Bedford,
Russell, Herbrand Arthur (11th Duke of Bedford),
Higgins & Sons Limited,
Castle Brewery,
Wells, Charles,
Cooper, Arthur Scott,
Ginn, Thomas Christopher,
Johnson & Company

Hooper & Fletcher, buildings and land use, DEEDS, City of London Old Broad Street, Sloane Gardens, trustees, wills, Duke of Bedford, Higgins & Sons Limited, breweries, brewer, Francis (Duke of Bedford) will: Russell, Bedford Castle Close, malting, HOUSING, Bedford Newnham Road, engines, Store Room, Bedfordshire Militia, cottages, gardens, Bedford Swan, bowling, Bedford farms, Bedford Castle Lane, site layout plans, AUCTION SALES, Bedford Castle Hill, Johnson & Company