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Marriage Settlement

6 Apr 1857

From: 1857 To: 1857

1) Charles Powers of Biggleswade, miller 2) Sophia Ann Squire of Eaton Socon, widow 1) to marry 2) 3) Edward Frederick Squire of Eaton Socon, farmer Edmund Powers of Biggleswade, miller (Trustees) recites 2) widow of John Burder Squire of Eaton Socon, farmer whose will, proved Prerogative Court of Canterbury 19 November 1850 left residue to Peter Squire of 277 Oxford Street, Middlesex, chemist, William Green of Hackney, Middlesex, draper and Edmund Read of St Neots, Huntingdonshire, gentleman as Trustees for sale to invest money in Government or real stock for benefit of 2) so long as a widow but £400 after marriage recites 2) entitled to £350 – note of hand of Octavius Wilkinson of Eaton Socon, gentleman and £500 at Vesey and Desborough and Company, bankers of Huntingdon 2) entitled to part of residue of her father George Honeybone Field’s estate above sums to be covered by Trust 6 Apr 1857

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Hooper & Fletcher,
Powers, Charles,
Squire, Sophia Ann,
Field, Sophia Ann,
Squire, Edward Frederick,
Powers, Edmund,
Squire, John Burder,
Squire, Peter,
Green, William,
Read, Edmund,
Wilkinson, Octavius,
Veasey & Desborough & Company,
Field, George Honeybone

Hooper & Fletcher, BIGGLESWADE, miller, EATON SOCON, marriage settlements, farmer, trustees, wills, John Burder will: Squire, Middlesex Oxford Street, Westminster Oxford Street, chemist, Hackney, draper, St.Neots, PRIVATE FINANCE, money, promissory notes, banker