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KGK - Hudson's Cambridge and Pampisford Breweries Ltd
- 182 - Bundle re Plough, Little Shelford, Cambridgeshire (see also GK183)
  - 7 - Deeds of the Plough and other properties comprising: Melbourn Brewery later 'Anchor' public house, Melbourn; Meldreth Brewery; Plough, Little Shelford; Black Horse, Guilden Morden; part of Farm Close, Guilden Morden; 2 cottages, Meldreth (all Cambridgeshire)

RefNo	KGK/182/7/2
AltRefNo	R91/26: GK182/8
Title	Conveyance (with mutual agreements as to production of title deeds)
Description	1. John Clear, formerly of 40 Finsbury Circus, but now of 1 Old Serjeants Inn, City of London, solicitor; Charles Mortlock of 1 Meadow Road, Old Kent road, County of Surrey, bus driver (mortgagees). 2. Ernest Matthews of Royston, Hertfordshire, chemist (trustee for creditors of William Mortlock Waller). 3. John Jarman of Hamlet of Kneesworth, Bassingbourn, Cambridgeshire, farmer and brewer (purchaser). Recites mortgage £108 11s and interest. 1. William Mortlock Waller (mortgagor). 2. John Clear; Charles Mortlock Waller (mortgagees). 16 May 1891. Recites further charge in £100. Same parties. 22 January 1894. Due to John Clear and Charles Mortlock Waller 2 principal sums and arrears of interest. Recites deed of assignment. 1. William Mortlock Waller (the debtor). 2. Ernest Matthews (trustee for creditors). All real and personal estate whatsoever. 19 April 1895. 1. agree to concur with agrrement as security for mortgage sufficient elsewhere. Freehold messuage or tenement used as a public house and known as the 'Anchor', Melbourn, Cambridgeshire, with garden, stables, cart shed, granary and other outbuildings adj. Abuts NW High Street, NE property now or late of Thomas Walters, SW property now or late of Joseph Oliver (marked on plan of conveyance 9 October 1872 GK 182/7). CONSIDERATION £640. 4 January 1896.
Date	1891-1896
CreatorName	Hudson's Cambridge and Pampisford Breweries Ltd
Repository	Cambridgeshire Archives

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