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  •   K509 - Mortlock Bank and Estate
    • 4 - Papers relating to clients of the bank
RefNoK509/4/14
AltRefNo509/4/14
TitleBrand, William of Trumpington, miller
DescriptionAssignment of estate and effects of William Brand of Trumpington, miller, to Frederick Cheetham Mortlock for benefit of the bank to whom he owes £130 and divers other persons to whom he owes £470. Property in Stapleford and Swavesey, including new windmill.
Date10 November 1813
CreatorNameMortlock Bank and Estate
RepositoryCambridgeshire Archives
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