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Abstract of title of Alfred Hayward and Samuel Joseph Impey to 12 and 14 Langley Road, Luton

1893

From: 1857 To: 1893

Description of property: (a) Piece of land 85 feet long and 12 feet 6 inches wide, formerly part of a close of pasture ground called Langley Piece. Bounded on: NW by other part of Langley Piece; SW by premises lately belonging to George Barrett and then to executors of Richard Townrow deceased, formerly part of Langley Piece; NE by messuage and premises formerly of Samuel Barrett and then of William Adams also formerly part of Langley Piece; SE by a roadway separating the property from land belonging to Trustees of the Marquis of Bute let for gardens; (b) Tenement built on (a) which was lately in the occupation of William Gutteridge and then of Sarah Holloway (c) Cottage with outbuilding, stable yard and garden in Langley Road, Luton bounded on: SW by cottage formerly of Benjamin Bennett but then of James Burgess; NW by properties of Thomas Barrett and James Burgess; NE by property of devizees of late James Hopkins; SE by Langley Roadleading from Langley Street to New Town. Premises measuring 88 feet long and 18 feet wide and in occupation of Thomas Cooper. Recites previous events relating to properties (a) and (b): - indenture of conveyance dated 22 January 1857 between John Puddephatt of Luton, innkeeper and James Burgess of Luton, ginger beer manufacturer, in which James Burgess purchased property from John Puddephatt for £100 Recites previous events relating to property (c) - will of William Adams of Luton, baker, dated 29 May 1851 in which after disposing of a property in Park Street, Luton he devised all his real estate to his wife Maria Adams and to Henry Coles Brown as executors to be sold at their discretion with first refusal to be given to his five children; - death of William Adams on 15 April 1853; - grant of probate dated 19 May 1853; - memorandum of Emily Adams, John Adams, William Adams, Henry Adams, and Louisa Maria Adams dated 10 November 1853 relinquishing right of preference in purchase of the properties devised by their father William Adams; - death of Maria Adams on 10 March 1866 at Scarborough (Yorks); - indenture of conveyance dated 29 December 1866 between Henry Coles Brown of Luton corn merchant, and James Burgess of Luton ginger beer manufacturer, in which James Burgess purchased property (c) from Henry Coles Brown for £190 Recites events relating to properties (a), (b) and (c): - will of James Burgess dated 9 October 1863 appointing his wife Mary Ann Burgess sole executrix devising to her the house in which he carried on his trade as a ginger beer maufacturer and the adjoining tenement with all his other real estate; - death of James Burgess on 2 March 1871; - probate dated 13 April 1871; - marriage of Mary Ann Burgess to William Hipgrave at St. Pancras (Middx) on 10 August 1871 with no settlement of her real estate; - will of Mary Ann Hipgrave of Rothesay Road, Luton, wife of William Hipgrave, miller, dated 2 September 1891, appointing Alfred Hayward and Samuel Joseph Impey executors and trustees; devised Belgrave House in Rothesay Road, Luton upon trusts and residue of her real and personal estate to be sold by the trustees; - death of Mary Ann Hipgrave on 26 October 1892 at Belgrave House; - probate granted 8 November 1892 to Alfred Hayward and Samuel Joseph Impey

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Hayward, Alfred,
Impey, Samuel Joseph,
Barrett, George,
Barrett, Samuel,
Townrow, Richard,
Adams, William,
Marquis of Bute,
Gutteridge, William,
Holloway, Sarah,
Burgess, James,
Puddephatt, John,
Brown, Henry Coles,
Adams, Maria,
Adams, Emily,
Adams, John,
Adams, Henry,
Adams, Louisa Maria,
Burgess, Mary Ann,
Hiprave, Mary Ann

LUTON, Luton Langley Road, Luton Latimer Road, Luton Langley Piece, ginger beer manufacturer