Z1515/1/11/2/5

Mortgage by conveyance with reconveyance

4 June 1887

From: 1887 To: 1887

Parties: (i) George Punter and Arthur Robert Child both of Collingdon Street, straw hat manufacturers (ii) Joseph Delger of Melson Street, engineer Reciting: - Z1515/1/11/2/4 Operative part: (i) to borrow £475 from (ii) with interest at £5 per centum per annum Property: (a) two messuages with washhouses, worksjops etc being numbers 27 and 29 Collingdon Street in Luton and in the occupation of (i) and Frederick Scott, which said premises are bounded on the NW by Collingdon Street with a frontage of 32 feet and on the SW and SE by premises of Alfred Day Batson and on the NE by premises of Joshua Kingham Habendum: (i) to repay £75 on 4 December next and may pay the remainder in instalments of £100 each on first giving notice in writing (i) also to pay £24 half yearly to (ii) as tenants of 27 Collingdon Street Covenants: (i) to insure against loss or damage by fire Witnesses: - J. G. Roberts of Luton, solicitor Reconveyance on reverse between (i) Lucy Delger of Melson Street in Luton, widow and James Morris of The Rise, Limbury, Luton, solicitor's managing clerk (ii) Arthur Robert Child and William Robert Jeakings of Luton, straw hat manufacturers Reciting: - Joseph Delger died on 10 May 1896 leaving (i) and Thomas Wood executors and trustees of his estate - (ii) are tenants in common to the above property subject to the mortgage Operative part: (i) reconvey to (ii) on repayment of the mortgage

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Punter, George,
Child, Arthur Robert,
Delger, Joseph,
Roberts, J G,
Scott, Frederick,
Batson, Alfred Day,
Kingham, Joshua,
Morris, James,
Delger, Lucy,
Jeakings, William Robert,
Wood, Thomas

LUTON, Luton Collingdon Street, mortgages, DEEDS, Luton Melson Street, straw hat manufacturer, engineer, solicitors, LIMBURY