X172/59-60

Conveyance (Lease and Release): £625

23, 24 Apr 1829

From: 1829 To: 1829

John Eeeles of Thame, gentleman, and others Sarah Simmonds of Dunstable, straw-hat manufacturer ... 5/6 of a freehold messuage and close in Dunstable, the messuage being formerly occupied by John Bateman, lately by Leeson Wright and wife Sophia, now Sarah Simmonds, between cottage belonging to George Collins and Houghton lane; barn or woodhouse; close (behind capital messuage formerly William Reynolds, then [blank] Smith, the Francis Goode, late Thomas Cooke, gentleman), late in occupation of Daniel Queneborough, then William Mead, now Thomas Nicholls; bounded North by the close of James Hopkins Oliver and close of the trustees of Mrs Ashton’s charity; West, by the garden of the White Hart inn, and land of Thomas Burr in occupation of James Maddocks; and by buildings of Thomas Nicholls; South, by a malting of the trustees of Jane Cart’s charity; East, by a close of William Elliott, gentleman; a piece of garden lately part of the garden of the capital messuage of William Reynolds

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Eeles, John,
Simmonds, Sarah,
Bateman, John,
Wright, Leeson,
Wright, Sophia,
Collins, George,
Reynolds, William,
Smith,
Goode, Francis,
Cooke, Thomas,
Queneborough, Daniel,
Mead, William,
Nicholls, Thomas,
Oliver, James Hopkins,
Ashton,
Burr, Thomas,
Maddocks, James,
Cart, Jane,
Elliott, William

BUILDINGS & LAND USE, Thame, DUNSTABLE, straw hat manufacturer, freehold property, HOUSING, Dunstable fields, Dunstable Houghton Lane, agricultural buildings, Dunstable White Hart, trustees, Dunstable charities, Dunstable Ashton's Charity, gardens, malting, Dunstable Jane Cart's Charity