X948/2/DUN/3/4

Mortgage by William Money to Dunstable Associated Tradesmen's Friendly Society

24 November 1842

From: 1842 To: 1842

Parties: (i) William Money of Dunstable, whitesmith; (ii) Samuel Burgess of Dunstable, tailor, and Thomas Higgs of Dunstable, bricklayer, two trustees of Dunstable Associated Tradesmens Friendly Society Reciting - deed of appointment X948/2/DUN/3/3 dated 23 November 1842 Operative part: - (i) borrows £240 from (ii) at interest of 5% p.a. secured on (a)-(c) Property: (a) Parcel of land in High Street Dunstable 25 feet wide in front next the street and at the back and 90 feet deep, part of Waggon and Horses Close bounded: N and S by other parts of the Close sold to Joseph Flowers; and E by other parts of the close remaining unsold; previously purchased by Thomas Barwell from Richard Gutteridge [see X948/2/DUN/3/2]; (b) Two newly erected messuages on (a) late in occupation of James Tibbetts and Charles Squire, but now of William Cheshire and Henry White; (c) all tithes Witnessed by John Pearse, solicitor, Dunstable

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Shillcock, Eliza Mary Ann Barwell,
Money, William,
Barwell, Thomas,
Gutteridge, Richard,
Burgess, Samuel,
Higgs, Thomas,
Tibbetts, James,
Squire, Charles,
Cheshire, William,
White, Henry,
Pearse, John

DUNSTABLE, Dunstable High Street South, Dunstable fields, DEEDS, mortgages, bricklayer, tailor, whitesmith, solicitor, Dunstable Associated Tradesmens Friendly Society