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Ann Collins' Charity (for 10 poor widows of Bedford)

1700/01

From: 1700 To: 1701

Deed of Appointment of New Trustees: i) William Foster, LL.D.; William Manley, gentleman; John Crawley, alderman; William Becket, gentleman; William Faldo, woollen draper; John Beaumant, gentleman; Simon Becket, brewer and John Hancock, all of Bedford (surviving trustees) ii) Thomas Wilkes, gentleman; John Peck, alderman; George Maddy, alderman, Thomas Maddy his son; George Wagstaffe, gentleman; Thomas Faldo, son of William Faldo; John Kidd, alderman; Edward Kidd, his son; William Chichely, John Smith, draper; John Beaumont; William Beaumont, sons of John Beaumont; Henry White, John White his son; Henry Peck; Philip Nicholls; Henry Lowen; John Faldo; William Faldo and John Faldo his sons; all of Bedford iii) The Mayor, Bailiffs, Burgesses and Commonalty of Bedford. An annuity of £30 from property in Covington (county Huntingdon), and from Prebend Close in Bedford. [A full abstract of this deed is given in the Report of the Charity Commissioners (Bedfordshire County Muniments, Q.D.C.45, p.153)]

item

Foster, William,
Manley, William,
Crawley, John,
Becket, William,
Faldoe, William,
Beaumont, John,
Becket, Simon,
Hancock, John,
Wilkes, Thomas,
Peck, John,
Maddy, George,
Maddy, Thomas,
Wagstaffe, George,
Faldo, Thomas,
Kidd, John,
Kidd, Edward,
Chichely, William,
Smith, John,
Beaumont, William,
White, Henry,
White, John,
Peck, Henry,
Nichols, Philip,
Lowen, Henry,
Faldo, John,
Faldo, William

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