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C. J.
Beale, Mr. Henry Coles Brown, and Edward Williamson, Esq.
There is considerable property in the parish of Luton, given for charitable objects at Dun- stable^ and other places.
HI8TOBT OF LUTON. 107 Bichaxd Mantell, in the year 1577, "gave and bequeathed unto the use and relief of the poor people of the paiish of Dunstable, two Closes of swaxd, opposite the Park Lodge: that nearest the London road, abutting a house, and measuring 1a. 2b. 18p.; the other more west but adjoining, containing ...1a. 2b. 22f.:" both pieces are now occupied by Mr. Daniel Gut- teridge.
Jane Cart, in the year 1724, gave upon Trust, to the use of the Free School at Dunstable, for the teaching, clothing, &c., of forty poor boys in the parish of Dunstable, and other charitaUe pur- poses in the same place, a Farm, lying aad being at Cowridge End, containing 52a. Ob. 5p., now in the occupancy of Mr. Daniel Davis. Also 64a. Ob. 39p., part of which is situated in the township, and part in the hamlet of Limbury; this is in the occupation of Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
C. J.
Beale, Mr. Henry Coles Brown, and Edward Williamson, Esq.
There is considerable property in the parish of Luton, given for charitable objects at Dun- stable^ and other places.
HI8TOBT OF LUTON. 107 Bichaxd Mantell, in the year 1577, "gave and bequeathed unto the use and relief of the poor people of the paiish of Dunstable, two Closes of swaxd, opposite the Park Lodge: that nearest the London road, abutting a house, and measuring 1a. 2b. 18p.; the other more west but adjoining, containing ...1a. 2b. 22f.:" both pieces are now occupied by Mr. Daniel Gut- teridge.
Jane Cart, in the year 1724, gave upon Trust, to the use of the Free School at Dunstable, for the teaching, clothing, &c., of forty poor boys in the parish of Dunstable, and other charitaUe pur- poses in the same place, a Farm, lying aad being at Cowridge End, containing 52a. Ob. 5p., now in the occupancy of Mr. Daniel Davis. Also 64a. Ob. 39p., part of which is situated in the township, and part in the hamlet of Limbury; this is in the occupation of Mr.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick C Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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