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I've extracted text that references various people with the surname Brown. Not claiming that any or all are related to each other or to Frederick Brown born St Albans.
Property:
(a) piece of ground of 30 poles in Dagnall being south end of Andrewes Common with Affordhill to S and E
Proviso:
- for appointment of new trustees
Memoranda:
- 19 Sep 1701 Henry Seare, Giles Deane and Joseph Deane, surviving trustees were joined by: Joseph Deane the younger of Ringshall, Edlesborough, yeoman; Thomas Deane of Ringshall, Edlesborough, yeoman; Henry Fountayne of Ringshall, Ivinghoe, husbandman; Edward Deane of Wardes, Ivinghoe, yeoman; John Barnes of Ivinghoe Aston [Buckinghamshire], yeoman; Robert Seare of Dagnall, yeoman; John Barton of Studham, husbandman
- 24 Apr 1730 John Barnes, Joseph Deane and John Barton junior, surviving trustees were joined by: John Freeth of Luton; John Gunnis of Luton; Daniel Brown junior of Luton; John Horn of Leagrave; Thomas Larance of Ward [Buckinghamshire]; Henry Austin of Ringshall, Edlesborough [Buckinghamshire]
- 7 Feb 1771 Daniel Brown and John Brown, surviving trustees were joined by John Deane of Ringshall, Edlesborough, yeoman; John Freeth of Luton, currier; William Freeth of Dunstable, baker; Daniel Brown jnuior of Luton, bakee; Joseph Brown junior of Luton, miller; John Brown of Ampthill; Christopher Pryor of Stopsley
- 10 Apr 1812 Daniel Brown senior and Christopher Pryor, surviving trustees were joined by Richard Markes Brown of Luton, mealman; Henry Brown of Luton; James Pryor of Stopsley; Richard Gutteridge of St.Albans [Hertfordshire]; John Foster of Luton, grocer; Thomas Squire of Kings Langley [Hertfordshire]; William Adams of Luton, farmer.
(IV) Bargain & Sale of 12 Feb 1741
Parties:
(1) John Barnes of Ivinghoe Aston [Buckinghamshire], yeoman;
(2) John Chester of Dunstable, baker; Joseph Deane of Ringshall, Edlesborough [Buckinghamshire], husbandman;
(3) Henry Austin of Ringshall, yeoman; John Horn of Leagrave, tailor; Thomas Lawrence, son of Mordecai Lawrence of Wards Combe [Buckinghamshire]; John Jenkins of Eaton Bray, tailor; Thomas Ringham of Markyate Street, Caddington [Hertfordshire], carpenter; William Brown (son of Daniel Brown of Luton), draper
(4) Joseph Chessey of Dunstable, baker; John Freeth of Luton, linen draper; John Gunnis of Luton, baker; John Brown of Luton, mealman; Joseph Brown of Luton, tallow chandler; Charles Barnes of Ivinghoe Aston, yeoman
Property:
(a) 1 rood of pasture ground at W end of a Tylers Close, Sewell, abutting on Whitehillway to W reserving to late owner Richard Chester all timber of ash and elm
(V) Feoffment of 27 Apr 1742
Parties:
(1) Richard Chester of London, furrier (son of John Chester of Dunstable, baker);
(2) Henry Austin of Ringsall, Edlesborough [Buckinghamshire], yeoman; John Horn of Leagrave, tailor; Thomas Lawrence (son of Mordecai Lawrence) of Wards Combe [Buckinghamshire]; John Jenkins of Eaton Bray, tailor; Thomas Bingham of Markyate, Caddington [Hertfordshire], carpenter; William Brown (son of Daniel Brown of Luton), draper
Operative Part:
- (2) paid 10/- to (1);
- (1) enfeoffed (a) to (2)
(VI) Feoffment of 8 Apr 1777
Parties:
(1) Thomas Lawrence (son of Mordecai Lawrence) of Wards Combe [Buckinghamshire]; William Brown (son of Daniel Brown of Luton), draper, [surviving trustees in (IV)];
(2) John Freeth of Luton, currier; Daniel Brown of Luton, baker; Joseph Brown jnuior of Luton, miller; Christopher Pryor junior of Luton, maltster; Richard Brown junior of Luton, maltster
Operative Part:
- (1) enfeoffed (a) in (V) to (2) in trust
(VIII) Will of Richard Chester of Wandsworth [Surrey] on 12 Mar 1761, devising:
- all freehold estate purchased from James Adcock in Sewell in Houghton Regis and Totternhoe, except a half acre of meadow adjoining the Quaker burial ground to his nephew Richard Chester;
- half acre of land in Sewell adjoining the burial ground to John Frith of Luton, shopkeeper and Daniel Brown of Luton, baker upon trust to annexe it to the burial ground and use it as a burial ground for the Quakers belonging to late Market Street Monthly Meeting;
- will proved on 4 Nov 1763 by Richard Chester, sole executor in PCC
(IX) Bargain & Sale of 10 Apr 1812
Parties:
(1) Daniel Brown the elder of Luton, baker; Christopher Pryor of Stopsley, farmer; Richard Brown of Luton, maltster [surviving trustees in (VI)];
(2) Daniel Brown the younger of Luton, baker; Richard Markes Brown of Luton, mealman; Henry Brown (son of Richard Brown), of Luton; James Pryor of Stopsley (son of Christopher Pryor); Richard Gutteridge of St.Albans [Hertfordshire]; John Foster of Luton, grocer; Thomas Squire of Kings Langley [Hertfordshire]; Thomas Squire of Hempstead [Hertfordshire]; William Adams of Luton, farmer
Operative Part:
- (2) paid 10/- to (1);
- (1) released (a)-(c) to (2) in trust
(XI) Bargain & sale of 7 May 1712
Parties:
(1) John Chester of Dunstable, baker;
(2) Richard Dodd of Kensworth, yeoman; John Barnes of Ivinghoe Aston [Buckinghamshire], yeoman; James Hawkins the younger of Dunstable, baker; Richard Chester of Dunstable, baker;
(3) Zachary Neell of Caddington, yeoman; Daniel Brown of Luton, maltster; William Elknis of Luton, shopkeeper; Joseph Deane the younger of Ringshall, Edlesborough [Buckinghamshire], brickmaker
Operative Part:
- (2) paid " a competent sum of money" to (1);
- (3) paid 5/- to (1)
- (1) sold (a)-(b) in (X) to (3) in trust
(XII) Bargain & Sale of 12 Dec 1766
Parties:
(1) Richard Chester of Dunstable, furrier (nephew and heir of Richard Chester of Dunstable, baker, deceased);
(2) Richard Brown of Luton, maltster; John Dean of Ringshall, Edlesborough [Buckinghamshire], brickmaker; John Freeth the younger of Luton, currier; William Freeth of Dunstable, baker; Daniel Brown the younger of Luton, baker; Joseph Brown the younger of Luton, grocer; Christopher Pryor of Stopsley, yeoman
Reciting:
- a building had beeen erected as a Quaker meeting house on (a)-(b) in (X)
Operative Part:
- (1) sold (a)-(b) in (X) with Quaker meeting house built on it to (2) for 5/-
Habendum:
- to (2) in trust to suffer meeting house to be used for worship by the Quakers with proviso for election of new trustees
(XIII) assignment of Meeting House and grounds to new trustees of 14 Apr 1815 from (1) Daniel Brown the elder of Luton, baker and Christopher Pryor of Stopsley, gentleman to (2) Joseph Brown of Luton, maltster; Joseph Cranstone of Hemel Hempstead [Hertfordshire], ironmonger; Thomas Squire of Hemel Hempstead, gentleman; James Pryor of Stopsley, farmer; William Gutteridge of St.Albans [Hertfordshire], brazier; Richard Gutteridge of St.Albans, brazier; Daniel Pearman of Luton, draper; Thomas Squire of Bourne End, Hemel Hempstead, gentleman; George Batch of Hemel Hempstead, draper; John Foster of Luton, grocer; Richard Marks Brown of Luton, miller; William Adams of Luton, farmer
(D) CASTLE STREET MEETING HOUSE, LUTON [see also FR/24/15/1-9]
(XIV) Bargain & Sale of 7 Aug 1799
Parties:
(1) John Chase of Luton, surgeon;
(2) William Anstee, late of Luton, now of Dunstable, draper (trustee for John Chase);
(3) Christopher Pryor of Stopsley, yeoman; Joseph Brown the elder of Luton, miller; Richard Brown the younger of Luton, cornfactor; William Brown of Luton, maltster; Daniel Brown the younger of Luton, baker; William Brown of Luton, baker; William Adams of Luton, yeoman; Joseph Brown the younger of Luton, a minor
Operative Part:
- (3) paid 105 to (1);
- (3) paid 10/- to (2);
- (1) and (2) sold (a) to (3)
(XV) Assignment of meeting house in new trustees of 30 Jun 1843 from (1) Daniel Brown of Luton, gentleman and William Adams of Luton, brewer to (2) Henry Coles Brown of Luton, mealman; Frederick Brown of Luton, ironmonger; William Drewett of Luton, baker; Robert Marsh of Luton, gentleman; William Adams the younger of Luton, gentleman; Richard Brown of Luton, gentleman
(E) 2.5 ACRES IN MAULDEN
(XVI) Feoffment of 14 Feb 1775
Parties:
(1) William Brown of Ampthill, grocer;
(2) Daniel Brown of Luton, baker; John Freeth, currier; Joseph Brown, miller; Richard Brown junior, maltster; Christopher Pryor, farmer all of Luton; John Brown now living with William Brown; John Adams of Pulloxhill, grazier; John Bennell of Ampthill, baker; George Exton of Ampthill, ironmonger
Operative Part:
- (1) sold (a) to (2) for 45
Property:
(a) 6 lands containing 2.5 acres in Maulden abutting: NE on highway from Ampthill to Maulden; SW on land late of Everitt, now William Brown; SE on land of John Betts; NW on land in occupation of William Betts
Habendum:
- to (2) in trust to use rents, profits etc. for Quaker poor in Bedfordshire
(XX) Lease and Release of 24-25 Jun 1823
Parties:
(1) Thomas How Masterman, late of White Hart Court, Lombard Street, City of London, goldsmith, now of Hoxton [Kent], gentleman; William Hawson of St.Albans [Hertfordshire], merchant; Philip Gutteridge of St.Albans, auctioneer; Emmett Skidmore of Rickmansworth [Hertfordshire], coal merchant; Joseph Skidmore of Rickmansworth, coal merchant;
(2) Henry Brown of Luton, gentleman; ;
(3) Daniel Pearman of Luton, draper; John Belch of Hemel Hempstead [Hertfordshire], draper; William Brown of Luton, baker; Thomas Marshall of Hemel Hempstead, confectioner; James Pryor of Stopsley, farmer; Henry Coles Brown of Luton, gentleman; Joseph Cranstone of Hemel Hempstead, ironmonger; William Gutteridge of St.Albans, auctioneer; Thomas Squire of Hemel Hempstead, gentleman; Thomas Belch the younger of Hemel Hempstead, draper; Alfred Pearman of Luton, gentleman
Operative Part:
- (2) paid 5/- to (1);
- (1) released (a) in (XVII) to (2)
Habendum:
- to (2) to use of (1) and (3) upon trust for use of St.Albans Monthly Meeting
(XXI) Note of part of garden ground being taken by Commissioners under Act of Parliament to improve the Holyhead Road [Watling Street] and new wall to separate the road from the garden ground being built by trustees who had a sum from the Commissioners remaining after building the wall of 170 which was invested on 30 Apr 1828 in purchasing 164/17/- in 4% annuities in the names of trustees Henry Brown, Daniel Pearman, James Pryor and Joseph Cranstone
(XXVII) Assignment of 22 Sep 1787
Parties:
(1) Joseph Rickman of Stockwell [Surrey], bottle merchant;
(2) Thomas Cowdry, previously of Croxley Green, Rickmansworth [Hertfordshire], now of Stockwell, mustard maker; William Hawson the elder of St.Albans [Hertfordshire], draper; Thomas Squire of Hemel Hempstead [Hertfordshire], yeoman; Samuel Squire of Hemel Hempstead, ironmonger; Joseph Hagger of Piccotts End, Hemel Hempstead, miller and mealman; James Pollard of Hemel Hempstead, salesman; Richard Brown the younger of Luton, maltster; James Smith of St.Albans, shopkeeper; William Brown of Luton, maltster; William Hawson the younger of St.Albans, draper; John Pryor the younger Luton, maltster; Jonathan Freeth of Luton, ironmonger; Daniel Brown the younger of Luton, baker; Joseph Brown the younger of Luton, miller
Operative Part:
- (2) paid 5/- to (1);
- (1) assigned (a) in (XXIII) to (2) in trust for remainder of term of 1,000 years
Endorsement:
- deed poll of 16 Feb 1815 in which James Pollard, William Hawson the younger and Daniel Brown assigned (a) in (XXIII) to Henry Grover to enact (XXVIII) below
(XXVIII) Assignment of 17 Feb 1815
Parties:
(1) Henry Grover of Hemel Hempstead [Hertfordshire], gentleman;
(2) James Pollard of Hemel Hempstead, draper; William Hawson the younger of St.Albans [Hertfordshire], draper; Daniel Brown of Luton, baker; Joseph Cranstone, ironmonger; Thomas Squire, gentleman; George Belch, linen draper, all of Hemel Hempstead; John Pryor of Stopsley, farmer; Joseph Brown, farmer; Daniel Pearman, draper; John Foster, grocer; Richard Marks Brown, miller; William Adams, farmer all of Luton; William Gutteridge and Richard Gutteridge, both of St.Albans, braziers; Thomas Squire of Bowen End, Northchurch [Hertfordshire], gentleman
Operative Part:
- (2) paid 5/- to (1);
- (1) assigned (a) in (XXIII) to (2) in trust for remainder of term of 1,000 years
(XXXIII) Lease & Release of 24-25 Sep 1787 in which Thomas Cowdry, now of Stockwell [Surrey], mustard maker and will Hawson the elder of St.Albans [Hertfordshire], draper, surviving trustees of Hemel Hempstead meeting house appointed as new trustees Thomas Squire of Hemel Hempstead [Hertfordshire], yeoman, Samuel Squire of Hemel Hempstead, ironmonger, Joseph Hagger of Piccotts End, Hemel Hempstead, miller and mealman, James Pollard of Hemel Hempstead, salesman, William Hawson the younger of St.Albans, draper, John Pryor the younger of Luton, maltster, James Smith of St.Albans, shopkeeper, William Brown of Luton, maltster, Jonathan Freeth of Luton, ironmonger, Daniel Brown the younger of Luton, baker and Joseph Brown the younger of Luton, miller
(XXXIV) Lease & Release of 16-17 Feb 1815 in which James Pollard, William Hawson the younger and Daniel Brown the younger, surviving trustees of Hemel Hempstead meeting house appointed as new trustees Joseph Cranstone, ironmonger, Thomas Squire, gentleman, George Belch, linen draper, all of Hemel Hempstead [Hertfordshire], James Pryor of Stopsley, farmer, Joseph Brown, farmer, Daniel Pearman, draper, John Foster, grocer, Richard Marks Brown, miller, William Adams, farmer all of Luton, William Gutteridge and Richard Gutteridge, both of St.Albans [Hertfordshire], braziers and Thomas Squire of Bourne End, Northchurch [Hertfordshire], gentleman
(XLIII) Lease and Release of 22-23 Feb 1787 in which Joseph Greenwood of Astwick, Hatfield [Hertfordshire], yeoman, William Hawson the elder of St.Albans [Hertfordshire], draper and Zachariah Neale of Redbourne [Hertfordshire], gentleman, surviving trustees of St.Albans meeting house appointed James Smith of St.Albans, shopkeeper; William Hawson the younger of St.Albans, woolstapler; Thomas Squire of Hemel Hempstead [Hertfordshire], mealman; Samuel Squire of Hemel Hempstead, ironmonger; Joseph Haggar of Hemel Hempstead, mealman; James Pollard of Hemel Hempstead, draper; John Pryor the younger of Luton, maltster; Richard Brown the younger of Luton, maltster; William Brown the younger of Luton, maltster; John Freeth of Luton, currier; Daniel Brown the younger of Luton, baker and Joseph Brown the younger of Luton, mealman as new trustees of (a)-(b) in (XXXVII) and (a) in (XL)
(XLIV) Lease and Release of 21-22 May 1816 in which William Hawson now of Cowley, Uxbridge [Middlesex], James Pollard of Hemel Hempstead [Hertfordshire], salesman and jn Freeth of Luton, currier, surviving trustees of St.Albans meeting house appointed Joseph Brown of Luton, maltster; Joseph Cranstone of Hemel Hempstead, ironmonger; Thomas Squire of Hemel Hempstead, gentleman; James Pryor of Stopsley, farmer; William Gutteridge of St.Albans, tin plate worker; Richard Gutteridge of St.Albans, tin plate worker; Daniel Pearman of Luton, line draper; Thomas Squire of Bourne End, Northchurch, gentleman; George Belch of Hemel Hempstead, draper; John Foster of Luton, grocer; Richard Marks Brown of Luton, miller and William Adams of Luton, farmer as new trustees of (a)-(b) in (XXXVII) and (a) in (XL)
Summary of mentions of people by the name of Brown
1712 (XI) Bargain & sale
Daniel Brown of Luton
1730 (a) piece of ground of 30 poles in Dagnall being south end of Andrewes Common with Affordhill to S and E - for appointment of new trustees
Daniel Brown junior of Luton;
1741 (IV) Bargain & Sale
William Brown (son of Daniel Brown of Luton), draper
John Brown of Luton, mealman;
Joseph Brown of Luton, tallow chandler;
1742 (V) Feoffment
William Brown (son of Daniel Brown of Luton), draper
1761 (VIII) Will of Richard Chester of Wandsworth [Surrey] devising:
half acre of land in Sewell adjoining the burial ground to John Frith of Luton, shopkeeper and Daniel Brown of Luton, baker upon trust to annexe it to the burial ground and use it as a burial ground for the Quakers belonging to late Market Street Monthly Meeting;
1766 (XII) Bargain & Sale
Richard Brown of Luton, maltster;
Daniel Brown the younger of Luton, baker;
Joseph Brown the younger of Luton, grocer
1771 (a) piece of ground of 30 poles in Dagnall being south end of Andrewes Common with Affordhill to S and E - for appointment of new trustees
Daniel Brown and John Brown, surviving trustees were joined by
Daniel Brown jnuior of Luton, bakee;
Joseph Brown junior of Luton, miller;
John Brown of Ampthill;
- 10 Apr 1812 Daniel Brown senior and Christopher Pryor, surviving trustees were joined by Richard Markes Brown of Luton, mealman; Henry Brown of Luton; James Pryor of Stopsley; Richard Gutteridge of St.Albans [Hertfordshire]; John Foster of Luton, grocer; Thomas Squire of Kings Langley [Hertfordshire]; William Adams of Luton, farmer.
1775 (XVI) Feoffment (6 lands containing 2.5 acres in Maulden abutting: NE on highway from Ampthill to Maulden; SW on land late of Everitt, now William Brown; SE on land of John Betts; NW on land in occupation of William Betts)
William Brown of Ampthill, grocer;
Daniel Brown of Luton, baker;
Joseph Brown, of Luton, miller;
Richard Brown junior of Luton, maltster;
John Brown now living with William Brown;
(in trust to use rents, profits etc. for Quaker poor in Bedfordshire)
1777 (VI) Feoffment
William Brown (son of Daniel Brown of Luton), draper,
Daniel Brown of Luton, baker;
Joseph Brown jnuior of Luton, miller;
Richard Brown junior of Luton, maltster
1787 (XXVII)
Richard Brown the younger of Luton, maltster;
William Brown of Luton, maltster;
Daniel Brown the younger of Luton, baker;
Joseph Brown the younger of Luton, miller
1787 (XXXIII) Trustees of Hemel Hempstead meeting house
William Brown of Luton, maltster, Daniel Brown the younger of Luton, baker
Joseph Brown the younger of Luton, miller
1787 (XLIII) Trustees of St Albans Meeting House
Richard Brown the younger of Luton, maltster
William Brown the younger of Luton, maltster
Daniel Brown the younger of Luton, baker
Joseph Brown the younger of Luton, mealman
1799 (XIV) Bargain & Sale
Richard Brown the younger of Luton, cornfactor;
William Brown of Luton, maltster;
Daniel Brown the younger of Luton, baker;
William Brown of Luton, baker;
Joseph Brown the younger of Luton, a minor
1812 (IX) Bargain & Sale
Daniel Brown the elder of Luton, baker;
Richard Brown of Luton, maltster
Daniel Brown the younger of Luton, baker;
Richard Markes Brown of Luton, mealman;
Henry Brown (son of Richard Brown), of Luton;
1812 (a) piece of ground of 30 poles in Dagnall being south end of Andrewes Common with Affordhill to S and E - for appointment of new trustees
Daniel Brown senior and Christopher Pryor, surviving trustees were joined by
Richard Markes Brown of Luton, mealman;
Henry Brown of Luton;
1815 (XIII) assignment of Meeting House and grounds to new trustees
Daniel Brown the elder of Luton, baker
Joseph Brown of Luton, maltster;
Richard Marks Brown of Luton, miller
1815 (XXXIV) Trustees of Hemel Hempstead Meeting House
Joseph Brown, of Luton, farmer,
Richard Marks Brown, of Luton, miller
1815 (XXVIII) (1)
Daniel Brown of Luton, baker;
Richard Marks Brown of Luton, miller
1816 (XLIV) Trustees of St Albans Meeting House
Joseph Brown of Luton, maltster
Richard Marks Brown of Luton, miller
1823 (XX)
Henry Brown of Luton, gentleman;
William Brown of Luton, baker;
1828 (XXI) improve the Holyhead Road [Watling Street] and new wall
Henry Brown,
1843 (XV) Assignment of meeting house
Daniel Brown of Luton, gentleman
Henry Coles Brown of Luton, mealman;
Frederick Brown of Luton, ironmonger;
Richard Brown of Luton, gentleman
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