X269/34-35

Lease and Release: £210

9, 10 Jun 1823

From: 1791 To: 1823

i) Ann Savage of Kensington, Middlesex, widow of William Savage of Bedford Town, fellmonger and grocer ii) Charles Savage of Bedford Town, fellmonger, eldest son and heir of William Savage Matthew Morgan Savage of Welwyn, fellmonger William Savage of Little Chelsea, Middlesex, tailor Thomas Savage of High Holborn, organbuilder Robert Bishop of Kensington, gardener and Ann his wife (all are children of i)) iii) John Bradley of Bedford Town, grocer iv) Benjamin Johnson of Bedford Town, builder recites will of William Savage (31 October 1791) and releases to use of iii) and (to limited extent) iv) … piece of garden ground formerly an orchard belonging to messuage now or late in occupation of Charles Savage, in parish of St Mary, Bedford, 48ft from North to South, 126ft from East to West abutts: another part of orchard, orchard formerly belonging to King's Arms, Duck Mill Lane, garden etc., of iii) owners or occupiers adjoining: Charles Savage, Hannah Dennison, iii) Robert Bishop signs with a mark

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Savage, Ann,
Savage, William,
Savage, Charles,
Savage, Matthew Morgan,
Savage, Thomas,
Bishop, Robert,
Bishop, Ann,
Bradley, John,
Johnson, Benjamin,
Dennison, Hannah

BUILDINGS & LAND USE, Kensington, BEDFORD, fellmonger, grocers, Welwyn, Kensington Little Chelsea, tailors, High Holborn, organ maker, gardeners, wills, Bedford fields, orchards, gardens, Bedford St.Mary, Bedford Kings Arms, Bedford Duck Mill Lane