H/DE244

Deed to lead the uses of a recovery

28 May 1763

From: 1763 To: 1763

(i) James Turner, Long Acre, St. Martins in the Fields, coach harness maker, eldest son & heir of William Turner, late Langley Street, same parish, coach harness maker, deceased, the son of John Turner, late Bishops Stortford, Hertfordshire, patten maker, deceased, nephew of John Turner, St. Giles in the Fields, distiller of strong waters, late of Hitchin, deceased (ii) Thomas Sheppard, Bengeo Hall, Hertfordshire, gentleman (iii) Thomas Druce, Brook Street, Holborn, stationer (i) to (ii) to suffer a recovery to use of (i) --- 1/4 part of 2 acres meadow & pasture, Ickleford, part of Watersheeres farm, formerly in the occupation of John Flint, then George Inskip, now John Taylor Witnesses. Susannah Kidder, pastry cook at the corner of Furnivals Inn court, Robert Aisley, clerk to Thomas Sheppard 28 May 1763

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Turner, James,
Turner, William,
Turner, John,
Sheppard, Thomas,
Druce, Thomas,
Flint, John,
Inskip, George,
Taylor, John

London Long Acre, St Martin in the Fields, harness maker, Covent Garden Langley Street, Bishops Stortford, patten maker, Middlesex St Giles in the Fields, distiller, Hitchin, Bengeo, Hanover Square Brook Street, stationer, fields, ICKLEFORD, Shillington Watershires Farm