X108/10

Appointment of new trustees (Feoffment):

12 Nov 1835

From: 1835 To: 1835

i) George Exton, late of Ampthill, now of Riseley, yeoman, formerly George Exton junior; Robert Jermyn late of Baldock, grocer, now of Brighton; John Ransom of Hitchin, farmer, formerly John Ransom junior; surviving trustees. ii) Joseph Lucas and William Lucas junior, brewers; Jeffery Lucas, banker; the said John Ransom, farmer; his son Alfred; Joseph Sharples, banker; William Brown, baker; John Thompson, draper; Isaac Brown, schoolmaster; Thomas Latchmore, grocer; Joshua Whiting, son of John Whiting, fellmonger; all of Hitchin; Joseph Marsh Morris, baker; Charles May, chemist; Lewis May, son of Samuel May, draper; Walter May, son of the said Charles May; all of Ampthill; Joseph Bennell of Mangrave, Hertfordshire, farmer; Thomas Grimes junior of Cranfield, farmer; Crowther Brown of Baldock, grocer. … A cottage in Stotfold, many years past used for a meetinghouse of the Society of Friends commonly called Quakers; with the meetinghouse-yard. Witnesses: John Bennell; Wyatt Hayward, Brighton; William Exton and Joseph Sharples of Hitchin; Samuel May; Benjamin Tatham; John Whiting; George Austin of Shefford.

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Exton, George,
Jermyn, Robert,
Ransom, John,
Lucas, Joseph,
Lucas, William,
Lucas, Jeffery,
Ransom, Alfred,
Sharples, Joseph,
Brown, William,
Thompson, John,
Brown, Isaac,
Latchmore, Thomas,
Whiting, Joshua,
Whiting, John,
Morris, Joseph Marsh,
May, Charles,
May, Lewis,
May, Samuel,
May, Walter,
Bennell, Joseph,
Grimes, Thomas,
Brown, Crowther,
Bennell, John,
Hayward, Wyatt,
Exton, William,
Sharples, Joseph,
Austin, George

DEEDS, AMPTHILL, RISELEY, yeoman, Baldock, grocer, Brighton, Hitchin, farmer, brewer, banker, baker, draper, schoolmaster, fellmonger, chemist, CRANFIELD, STOTFOLD, Quakers, Quaker buildings, Quaker meetings, SHEFFORD