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RefNoKGK/184/15
AltRefNoR91/26: GK184/15
TitleCopy of assignment (Ekins Brewery miscellaneous item)
Description1. Ebenezer Foster the younger, of Cambridge, gentleman (trustee 999 years). 2. Samuel Bullock of Cambridge, baker (partner). 3. William Ekin of Cambridge, brewer. 2. and 3. have been partners for some time. Recites assignment. 1. William Talbot of Cambridge, gentleman. 2. William Binder of Cambridge, yeoman. 3. Samuel Bullock and William Ekin of Cambridge, brewers and co-partners trading as Bullock and Ekin. 4. Ebenezer Foster (trustee for residue of 999 years). 11 October 1836. Partnership to be dissolved and this property to be taken as part of William Ekin's share. Messuage or tenement in Bridge Street, Cambridge, parish of St Clement, lately in occupation of Peter Fordham, saddler. AND part of messuage or tenement adj, formerly in occupation of Mary Baxter, widow. Contain in front next Bridge Street 24 feet and in depth next the messuage formerly in occupation of Mary Baxter 42 feet with frontage next 'The Blackamoors Head' yard. (Messuage pulled down by Bullock and Ekin and new messuage has been erected on the site.) AND newly erected messuage now in occupation of - Lawrence. CONSIDERATION 10s paid to 1. by 3. 10s paid to 2. by 3. Witnesses F. Cotton, W. Lombe Brooke, clerk to Messrs Foster. 25 June 1842. Copy made circa 1904 acc watermark.
Date1836-1842
CreatorNameHudson's Cambridge and Pampisford Breweries Ltd
RepositoryCambridgeshire Archives

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