| Description | Parties:
1) Joseph Gawkrodger, Bridlington, minister of the gospel; Robert Beilby, Bridlington, merchant; James Baron, Bridlington, hatter, and Elizabeth Baron, his wife; James Baron, George Baron, James Baron, Robert Baron, Christopher Baron and Beilby Baron, Bridlington, yeoman, their children
2) Stephen Marshall, Bridlington Quay, merchant
Property: Two moieties of several cottages in the High Street, Bridlington, with the site of a malt kiln and garden adjoining to the north
Consideration: 5 shillings
Witnesses: Thomas Allen, [Hannah] Johnson, Benjamin Taylor, Thomas Harland, attorney at law
Note: Gawkrodger and Beilby were devisees in the will of John Baron, Bridlington, hatter, and also devisees in the will of John Milner, Bridlington, yeoman, who survived his wife Dorothy Milner. John Baron and Dorothy Milner were the children and devisees of the will of Mary Baron, Bridlington, widow, who was the daughter of Mary Woodhouse and granddaughter of Thomas Scriven, Bridlington, housepainter, both also deceased.
Memorial registered at Beverley, Book BS, Page 501, Number 713 |