X440/536

Memorandum relating to common right appurtenant to premises in Stratton Street Biggleswade belonging to William Twelvetrees

1868

From: 1789 To: 1868

5 May 1837 Admission i) William Twelvetrees under will: ii) Richard Twelvetrees deceased father of i) - cottage in Stratton Street [abuttals as X440/535] to which ii) was admitted 24-5, 29 April 1789 rent: 6d fine: 2d 1848 November 1 Mortgage i) William Twelvetrees ii) John Nathaniel Foster - certain freehold premises & covenants to surrender copyhold premises to secure £700 same date Conditional Surrender pursuant to above 1855 May 3 Admission of Anna Twelvetrees under will of William Twelvetrees 1865 September 25 Disclaimer of Trusts of will by Edward Twelvetrees 1865 November 2 Admission of Harper Twelvetrees & Richard Harper Twelvetrees under will of said Anna, to common right appurtenant to said premises 1866 March 29 Warrant to enter satisfaction of Conditional Surrender of 1 November 1848 so far as concerns common right. 1866 March 30 Absolute Surrender i) Harper Twelvetrees Richard H Twelvetrees ii) Edward John Foster of Lincolns Inn, esquire. consideration: £90 - common right appurtenant to said copyhold premises entered on court rolls 1 May 1868, S. Veasy, Deputy Steward per Samuel Thody

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Twelvetrees, William,
Twelvetrees, Richard,
Foster, John Nathaniel,
Twelvetrees, Anna,
Twelvetrees, Edward,
Twelvetrees, Harper,
Twelvetrees, Richard Harper,
Foster, Edward John

BUILDINGS & LAND USE, rights of common, BIGGLESWADE, HOUSING, cottages, Biggleswade Stratton Street, rentals, fines, mortgages, freehold property, surrenders, copyhold, wills, trusts, Lincolns Inn