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RefNoKHAC4/4670/3/35
AltRefNo4670/35
TitleAssignment release
Description1. George William Veasey of Lower Shadwell, Middlesex, wharfinger. 2. Charles Veasey and David Veasey of Huntingdon, merchants. 3. William Bonfield and Thomas Bonfield of Whitings Wharf, Ratcliffe, Middlesex, wharfingers.. Consideration: 10 shillings. Recites that 1 and 3 had entered into co-partnership in the business of wharfingers and coal merchants known as ‘Veasey & Co’ and situated at Ratcliffe, Middlesex. Recites that 3 were unable to bring sufficient funds to the business, therefore 2 were to be approached ‘from time to time’ to discount bills of exchange and promissory notes. Recites that the co-partnership has since been dissolved and that 1 assigned to 3 all his interest in the business and that 3 should pay all debts according to the attached schedule. Recites that 2 have agreed to join in these presents for the purpose of indemnifying 3 and the said partnership estate. This indenture witnesses that 1 has granted to 3 all his part share and interest in the said co-partnership with the book and other debts, plus the various debts and sums of money owing to Pate and Veasey amounting to £614 3s 2d.
Date19 December 1839
CreatorNameBorough of St Ives
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives
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