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Thomas Griffies 21. Thomas Rath bone 2 Oct. 1816 22. Jane and John G. Brittain 4 23. Thomas Lunt 10 4 10 9 July 1818 24. Also other land and leasehold cottage James Lightfoot / 2 \ 2 400 3 Oct. 1820 25. James Lightfoot 400 400 Total 121 2 Considerable business was carried on at the Linen Hall for a number of years, but Hemingway, writing in or about 1837, -says : " For many years the Irish linen mer- " chants have ceased to import their linens direct to " Chester and in consequence very few of ...these shops are " let at our Midsummer or Michaelmas fairs. It is under- " stood that the proprietors are desirous of disposing of " the whole concern. " 131 In 1887 the chief rents of 130, 17 18s. Od. , and 2 2s. Od. Were conveyed by the then Lord Stanley, of Alder- ley, to Mr. Thomas John Rider, of Ellesmere, whose long deceased father had acquired the interests of the thirty- wi ii. , 12.
50 THE GREY FRIARS OF CHESTER seven Linen Hall subscribers, and, in 1919, the executors of the Will of his son conveyed to the Chester Race Com- pany the 8, 750 square 3 T ards of land forming the site of the Linen Hall, and 689 square yards forming the site of Nos.
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Thomas Griffies 21. Thomas Rath bone 2 Oct. 1816 22. Jane and John G. Brittain 4 23. Thomas Lunt 10 4 10 9 July 1818 24. Also other land and leasehold cottage James Lightfoot / 2 \ 2 400 3 Oct. 1820 25. James Lightfoot 400 400 Total 121 2 Considerable business was carried on at the Linen Hall for a number of years, but Hemingway, writing in or about 1837, -says : " For many years the Irish linen mer- " chants have ceased to import their linens direct to " Chester and in consequence very few of ...these shops are " let at our Midsummer or Michaelmas fairs. It is under- " stood that the proprietors are desirous of disposing of " the whole concern. " 131 In 1887 the chief rents of 130, 17 18s. Od. , and 2 2s. Od. Were conveyed by the then Lord Stanley, of Alder- ley, to Mr. Thomas John Rider, of Ellesmere, whose long deceased father had acquired the interests of the thirty- wi ii. , 12.
50 THE GREY FRIARS OF CHESTER seven Linen Hall subscribers, and, in 1919, the executors of the Will of his son conveyed to the Chester Race Com- pany the 8, 750 square 3 T ards of land forming the site of the Linen Hall, and 689 square yards forming the site of Nos.
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