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Conveyance (Counterpart)

11 Oct 1905

From: 1884 To: 1905

i) Mary Poole Foster of the Elms, Biggleswade, widow Hubert John Foster, colonel of His Majesty’s Royal Engineers, Military attache at the British Embassy at Washington, United States of America ii) Eleanor Fisher of St Neots, Huntingdonshire, widow recites: will of Edward John Foster 1884 devising all real & personal estate to wife & her brother Reverend Frederick Charles Kinglake on trust to sell it & with power to postpone sale as trustees might think proper codicil of 1891 by which testator revoked appointment of Frederick Charles Kinglake as executor & trustee & appointed his brother Hubert John Foster & brother in law Robert Alexander Kinglake instead death of testator 1 April 1895 & will proved 6 June 1895 deed poll of 13 June 1895 whereby Robert Alexander Kinglake renounced the office of executor & trustee now: in consideration: £140 - plot of land in Biggleswade being part of a field called Upper Holme Side containing 31 poles abutting on London Road with frontage of 50’ as on plan in margin schedule of building stipulations schedule of disentailing deed 14 June 1893 & Deed Poll 13 June 1895 11 October 1905

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Foster, Mary Poole,
Foster, Hubert John,
Royal Engineers,
Fisher, Eleanor,
Foster, Edward John,
Kinglake, Frederick Charles,
Kinglake, Robert Alexander

BUILDINGS & LAND USE, BIGGLESWADE, colonel, Royal Engineers, embassies, Washington DC, St.Neots, wills, clergy, trusts, trustees, general legal process, Biggleswade fields, Biggleswade London Road, private land use, site layout plans, building work