BLAKE LAPTHORN OF PORTSMOUTH, HAMPSHIRE, SOLICITORS.... Bridport Deeds., 1737-1785
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Final concord, between Samuel Ward (plaintiff) and Andrew Mullens the elder and Ann his wife, Andrew Mullens the younger, William Bishop and Susannah his wife (deforciants).
Deed to transfer of the uses of a fine from William Bishop of Bridport, cordwainer, and Andrew Mullens, to Samuel Ward of Bridport, victualler.
Release, William Bishop of Bridport, cordwainer, and Susannah his wife, to Nicholas Gale of Bridport, mariner, a messuage or tenement with the Backhouses Yard and garden on the north side of West Street, Bridport.
Lease (bargain and sale), William Bishop of Bridport, cordwainer, and Susannah his wife, to Nicholas Gale of Bridport, mariner, of a messuage or tenement on the north side of West Street, Bridport.
Final concord between Samuel Davis and Samuel Davis the younger (plaintiffs) and Richard Warr and Mary his wife (deforciants), concerning a messuage in Bridport (2 copies).
Lease for one year (bargain and sale), Agnes Gale of Dartmouth, Devon, widow, to Stephen Robinson of Bridport, surgeon and apothecary, and Joseph Warr of Bridport, carpenter.
Release in fee of the site or remains of a dwellinghouse and outhouses and also a backside and garden in West Street, Bridport.
Conveyance by feoffment, Stephen Robinson of Bridport, surgeon and apothecary, to Richard Warr of Bridport, carpenter, of the site or remains of a dwellinghouse and hereditaments on the north side of West Street, Bridport.
Conveyance by feoffment, Jospeh Warr of Bridport, carpenter, to Richard Warr of Bridport, carpenter, his brother, of the site or remains of a dwellinghouse and hereditaments on the north side of West Street, Bridport.
