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NEW ROMNEY, KENT

LEASE DATED 10 OCTOBER 1814

A vellum Indenture being a Lease for a year of a piece or parcel of land situate in the town and port of New Romney in the County of Kent dated 10 October 1814, Mr Jeremiah Wraight and his Trustee to Miss Sarah Mittell

PARTIES TO DOCUMENT

Name	Other Information
Sarah MITTELL	Spinster of New Romney, Kent. Also owner of adjoining property
Edward WRAIGHT	Carpenter of Dymchurch, Kent. Trustee for Jeremiah Wraight
Jeremiah WRAIGHT	Butcher of New Romney, Kent

OTHER NAMES MENTIONED IN DOCUMENT

Name	Other Information
James BOURNE	Deceased. Former owner of adjoining property
John MUNN	Former owner of adjoining property
William TUNBRIDGE	Owner of adjoining property
Mary WARRINGTON	Wife of Thomas Warrington. Former occupant of property and adjoining property
Thomas WARRINGTON	Deceased. Husband of Mary Warrington. Former occupant of property
James WILLMANTON	Former occupant of property
John WOODMAN	Owner of adjoining property

Document signed

and sealed by

Jeremiah Wraight

Edward Wraight

Witnesses

(with signature to document)

William Fowle

Edward Mittell, Clerk to William Fowle

John Caister

William Lorden

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