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Mortgage by conveyance

2 July 1879

From: 1879 To: 1879

Parties: (i) Charles James Davis of Luton, yeoman (ii) Robert How of Luton, estate agent, and Maria Daniel of 36a Regent Street, Cambridge, spinster Operative part: (i) to borrow £200 from (ii) with interest at £5 per cent Property: (a) land on the N side of Collingdon Street containing 11p 9yds bounded on the front by Collingdon Street and on the W by premises now or late of James Cox and on the N by the Great Northern Railway and on the E by premises of William Beeson (b) messuage with outbuildings lately erected thereon by (i) Covenants: power of sale etc Witnesses: - Richard Cooke, solicitor of Luton Endorsed with a reconveyance dated 4 October 1881 Parties: (i) Robert How and Maria Daniel (ii) Elizabeth Hillyard of Luton, spinster, and Frederick Davis of Barton Hill Farm, Barton le Clay, farmer Reciting: - death of Charles James Davis on 16 December 1880; by his will of 6 May 1879 he appointed (ii) his executors and devised all his real estate property at 52 Collingdon Street to Elizabeth to be sold at her death - the principal sum on the mortgage is still due but the interest has been paid Operative part: (i) reconvey to (ii) on settlement of the mortgage debt Witnesses: - Mary Anne Shippey of 36a Regent Street, Cambridge - Henry B. Scard, clerk to Mr Cooke, solicitor

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Davis, Charles James,
How, Robert,
Daniel, Maria,
Cox, James,
Beeson, William,
Cooke, Richard,
Hillyard, Elizabeth,
Davis, Frederick,
Shippey, Mary Anne,
Scard, Henry B.

LUTON, Luton Collingdon Street, DEEDS, yeoman, mortgages, Cambridge, solicitors, Great Northern Railway Company, Barton, BARTON-LE-CLAY, Barton-le-Clay Barton Hill Farm, farmer, solicitor's clerk