X948/2/LU34/3

Mortgage of equity of redemption

24 December 1862

From: 1862 To: 1862

Parties: (i) William Henry Attwood of Luton, carpenter; (ii) Margaret Cooke of Stamford [Lincolnshire], spinster Operative Part: - (i) conveyed (a)-(c) to (ii) for £150 Property: (a) two cottages in Brunswick Street and two in Windmill Street built by John Puddephatt on the site of the Crape Factory bounded: NW by High Town Street; SE by four cottages of Richard Thomas Cooke and by (b); SW by Brunswick Street; NE by (b); (b) land adjoining (a) and now occupied as gardens by the tenants of (a), formerly part of Bridge Field, now called Donkey Hall Field bounded NW by High Town Street; SW by two of (a), cottages of Richard Thomas Cooke and cottages of James Lewin; SE by Church Walk; NE by Windmill Street; (c) four cottages erected by (i) on (b) Habendum: - to (ii) subject to equity of redemption by (i) - interest 5% Witness: - Richard Cooke of Luton, solicitor

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Attwood, William Henry,
Cooke, Margaret,
Puddephatt, John

LUTON, Luton High Town Road, Luton Brunswick Street, Luton Windmill Street, Luton Donkey Hall, Crape factory, DEEDS