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Description: | 1. Henry Bird late of Market Rasen, now of Ealing, Middlesex, gent, William Seagrave of Lissington, land agent and farmer, Joseph Marriott of Market Rasen, merchant, and Thomas Glew of Market Rasen, merchant (trustees),
2. William Goodson late of Middle Rasen, farmer, now of Market Rasen, innkeeper,
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3. Frederick John Newton Sneath of Asgarby, farmer and grazier.
Piece or parcel of pasture land in Middle Rasen whereon two cottages or tenements formerly stood but which were some years since pulled down and taken away (1r. 21p.), late in the occupation of 2. and now of 3., bounded on the north by property heretofore of George Goodwin and late of 2. and on the east, south and west by other property late of 2. and now of 3. Subject to a right of way as heretofore used along the east side of the premises, and from the property formerly of George Goodwin to and from a street in Middle Rasen called the North Street, and making and maintaining a good and sufficient fence on the north side of the premises between them and the property formerly of George Goodwin.
Consideration: £40 from 3. to 1. by the direction of 2.
Covenant for production of title deed. | Temporal: | 27 Feb 1883 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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