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Conveyance

{Undated in paper catalogue] 1863 - 1883

From: 1863 To: 1883

1) William Islip of Melchbourne, farmer (mortgagor and vendor) 2) John Horrell of Oakley, farmer Thomas Henry Murfin of Great Staughton, common brewer John Dawes Bletsoe, late of Barnwell but now of Grendon Hall, Northamptonshire, farmer (mortgagees) 3) William Higgins of Sharnbrook, butcher (purchaser) (indemnity against £20 annuity to Eliza Gebhard) messuage or tenement, baker’s shop and buildings with yards, gardens and premises at Sharnbrook on the North side of the Town Street to which it presents a frontage of 66 feet with a depth of 140 feet (late and for many years occupied by Daniel Ekins, deceased, and now Samuel Ekins) (NB. property used as a bakehouse) abutting North and East by other property of William Higgins, South by Church School property consideration: £360 paid by 3) to 1) with consent of 2) 10s to each of the three parties 2) witnesses: Samuel Day of St Neots, Huntingdonshire, solicitor and Henry Barratt of Grendon, Northamptonshire, auctioneer

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Islip, William,
Horrell, John,
Murfin, Thomas Henry,
Bletsoe, John Dawes,
Higgins, William,
Gebhard, Eliza,
Ekins, Daniel,
Ekins, Samuel

BUILDINGS & LAND USE, MELCHBOURNE, OAKLEY, farmer, Great Staughton, common brewer, Barnwell, Grendon Hall, mortgages, SHARNBROOK, butcher, general legal process, annuities, HOUSING, shops, bakers, gardens, Sharnbrook High Street, bakehouses, Sharnbrook Church School