X200/5

Mortgage: 500 years: £1000: Covenant to levy a Fine

1 Jul 1789; assignment 4 May 1793

From: 1789 To: 1793

i) John Walker of Eaton Socon, innkeeper, son and heir and devisee in fee of will of George Walker, innkeeper, deceased, as in X200/4 (q.v.) and wife Margaret ii) Ann Outlaw of Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, spinster iii) Francis Rix of St Neots, Huntingdonshire, merchant ... The Cock Inn, in occupation of John [Walker] ... The Reversion in fee expectant upon death of his mother, Elizabeth Walker, of The Saracen's Head, formerly Livett's, now in occupation of John, Elizabeth, his mother, and John Day witnesses: John Wells, John Park 1 Jul 1789 on Dorse: Assignment of Mortgage recited (residue £800) Ann Outlaw to Reverend Robert Outlaw of Brockton, Longford, Shropshire, clerk, and John Frewen Turner of Cold Orton, Leicester, esquire on marriage of Ann to Reverend James Gibbs of Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, clerk in trust to uses recited in indenture of even date: i) Ann Outlaw, ii) James Gibbs, iii) Robert Outlaw and John Frewen Turner witnesses: Martha Dunbar, A W Mieres 4 May 1793

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Walker, John,
Walker, George,
Squire, Margaret,
Walker, Margaret,
Outlaw, Ann,
Rix, Francis,
Walker, Elizabeth,
Livett, John,
Day, John,
Outlaw, Robert,
Turner, John Frewen,
Gibbs, James,
Gibbs, Ann

BUILDINGS & LAND USE, mortgages, EATON SOCON, innkeeper, Wellingborough, St Neots, merchant, Eaton Socon inns, Eaton Socon Cock, Eaton Socon Saracens Head, Longford, clergy, clerk, Cold Orton, marriage settlements, trusts