WI/217

Conveyance (Feoffment); for £35: George Waters, butcher, to George Drinkwater, yeoman, both of Toddington.

12 July 1790

From: 1790 To: 1790

– A piece of enclosed garden ground in Toddington on which a barn (now used as a cooper’s shop), stands, & a house (lately pulled down) stood containing ½ acre; bounding west is the lane from Toddington to Luton, east the Town pond and the house of William Faldow; & south that of Humphrey Adams in occupancy of Thomas Hobbs & purchased from Mr Ginger (reputed to have been the property of George Drinkwater, deceased., father of said George Drinkwater, but no conveyance appears to have been made). Witnesses: John Brown & Thomas Nobbs.

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Waters, George,
Drinkwater, George,
Faldow, William,
Adams, Humphrey,
Hobbs, Thomas,
Ginger,
Brown, John,
Nobbs, Thomas

legal papers, DEEDS, TODDINGTON, Toddington fields