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Description: | Thomas Marshall of Tealby, draper and grocer, and Hannah his wife,
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John Parkinson of Gallows Hill in Ludford Parva, gent.
(Thomas Broadgate of Tealby, stone-mason, conveys to Thomas Rhodes, of Market Rasen, gent, the remainder of a term of years in a previous mortgage now repaid; he is also a party because he draws from the property an annuity of £25 under an agreement of 30 Nov and 1 Dec 1819 among his children, of whom Mrs Marshall is one).
A messuage now divided into two dwellings (tenants: Richard Taylor and John Marrows), and a newly erected tenement with grocer's and draper's shop adjoining and the stable and warehouses now used as a school-house, belonging to it (tenant: Thomas Marshall), two newly erected tenements with shops (tenant: Thomas Marshall), two newly erected tenements with shops (tenants: Mary Broadgate, James Fisher and Thomas Fieldsend), and the land on which all these stand: a cottage now used as three (tenants: Woodliffe Waddington, Joseph Malton and William Lusby), and the allotment Thomas Broadgate received with it in the Tealby award: the South Plots. All in Tealby.
Consideration: £400.
Mr and Mrs Marshall are to insure against fire.
Signature cut off; witnesses.
Endorsement of receipt. | Subjects: | Country Estates Church Of England Parishes Religion & Beliefs | Temporal: | 8 Oct 1822 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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