X732/51

Inland Revenue Succession Duty Form No. 6-1

5 Sep 1917

From: 1840 To: 1917

Account of part of Succession in Real Property of the Reverend William Adolphus Partridge of Fewcott Rectory, Bicester, Oxford upon the death of Anthony Francis Penyston (14 Dec 1917) derived from Harriet Penyston and Francis Penyston, the predecessors, under their respective wills proved at London on 28 April 1840 and Oxford on 28 July 1873. Viz. a) Wood End Farm and lands in the parishes of Harlington, Toddington and Tingrith sold by auction for £4,000 b) Tithe Cottage, Westoning sold by auction for £350 Declaration by William Adolphus Partridge that he is a stranger in blood to Harriet Penyston and Francis Penyston 5 September 1917 Receipted for duty (the sum of £416..12s..4d) 8 September 1917 Account forwarded by Radcliffes and Hood, 28 Old Queen Street, Westminster

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Partridge, William Adolphus,
Penyston, Anthony Francis,
Penyston, Harriet,
Penyston, Frances,
Radcliffes and Hood

Inland Revenue, succession duties, Fewcott, wills, Westoning Wood End Farm, Westoning fields, Harlington fields, Tingrith fields, Toddington fields, WESTONING, HARLINGTON, TINGRITH, TODDINGTON, HOUSING, cottages, specific auction sales, general legal process