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Conveyance

8 January 1915

From: 1915 To: 1915

Parties: (i) Thomas Butlin Taylor of 52 Brook Street in Luton, farmer and trustee of the will of the late John Phillips Faunch, deceased (ii) Frederick Hawkes of Crawley Road in Luton, wheelwright Reciting: - the will of John Phillips Faunch dated 5 January 1884 appointed (i) trustee and executor with John Flavell and Fanny Faunch, both now deceased - Samuel John Faunch, eldest son, died in November 1899 and William Faunch has waived his right to purchase as given to him by the said will Operative part: (i) to convey to (ii) for £290 Property: (a) land on the NW side of Collingdon Street containing 11p 9yds extending on the NW side nect to the Great Northern Railway and on the NE next to the shop and premises of William Pateman and on SW next to the dyeworks and premises of John William Rose Witnesses: - Douglas E. Cooke, solicitor of Luton - Richard E. Cooke, solicitor of Luton

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Taylor, Thomas Butlin,
Faunch, John Phillips,
Hawkes, Frederick,
Flavell, John,
Faunch, Fanny,
Faunch, Samuel John,
Faunch, William,
Cooke, Douglas E.,
Cooke, Richard E.,
Pateman, William,
Rose, John William

Luton Collingdon Street, LUTON, DEEDS, Luton Brook Street, farmer, Luton Crawley Road, wheelwright, specific solicitors, dye works