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Mortgage by demise for 1000 years

21 Dec 1737; 4 Aug 1739

From: 1737 To: 1739

i) Thomas Robinson of Bedford, blacksmith, son and heir of Thomas Robinson late of Bedford, blacksmith, deceased ii) Thomas White the elder of Cotton End, Cardington, carpenter consideration: £15 paid by ii) to i), i) demises to ii) for 1000 years at peppercorn rent - messuage with appurtenances in Angel Street alias Sheepschipping in the parish of St. Paul , Bedford, heretofore in the occupation of the said Thomas Robinson deceased, now of William Parker Repayment: £15..7 on 21 June next at dwelling house of ii) at Cotton End, Cardington. endorsed: receipt by i) to ii) for £15, and Assignment of term of years in trust to attend the inheritance: 1) Thomas White 2) William Parker of Bedford, grocer consideration: 5s. paid to 1) by Elizabeth Harris of Bedford, widow, and £16 paid to 1) by 2) on 21 April 1739 being part of the sum of £71..1 purchase price paid by 2) for the property, 1) at the request of 2) grants premises and residue of term of 1000 years to Elizabeth Harris in trust for use of 2) witnesses: Thomas Cawne James Boustrill, servant to Mr. Cawne signatures: Thomas White Thomas Robinson William Parker 4 August 1739 witnesses to mortgage: Joseph Grey John Marsh seal: one applied signature: Thomas Robinson 21 December 1737

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Robinson, Thomas,
White, Thomas,
Parker, William,
Harris, Elizabeth

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