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TUNBRIDGE WELLS, KENT

LEASE DATED 12 APRIL 1841

A vellum Indenture being a Lease for a year of messuages or dwellinghouses and cottages situate on Mount Ephraim, Tunbridge Wells in the parish of Speldhurst in the County of Kent dated 12 April 1841, Joseph Slatter to Thomas Austen. The property includes two capital messuages or dwellinghouses called Gilead Place as well as other messuages or cottages.

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PARTIES TO DOCUMENT

Name	Other Information
Joseph SLATTER	Carpenter of Tunbridge Wells, Kent. Son of Ann Slatter
Thomas AUSTEN	Gentleman of Maidstone, Kent

OTHER NAMES MENTIONED IN DOCUMENT

Name	Other Information
Ann SLATTER	Mother of Joseph Slatter. Built six cottages on part of the garden ground belonging to Gilead Cottage

Document signed

and sealed by

Joseph Slatter

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