1. Eliza Wood, Keynsham, spinster. 2. Isaac Budgett, Winterbourne, Glos, Grocer. 3. Henry Bridges Smith, Bristol, Gent. 4. James Webb, Castle Precinct, Bristol, Druggist, William Phillips, Easton, Glos, Schoolmaster, & John Lintorn Simmons, Keynsham, Gent.
Between Isaac Budgett & Eliza Wood. Whereas John Wood late of Keynsham, deceased, by his last will bequeathed to Henry Bridges Smith all that messuage or dwelling house in which he resided with garden belonging & ¼ acre land, late Durbin’s in Broadmead, Keynsham & ¾ acre late Durbin’s in Keynsham Hams, in trust for his wife Hester during her life & then to his daughter Eliza. And whereas Eliza Wood is possessed of a moiety on the life of DT Hawthorne Esq in the sum of £400 & is also possessed of a moiety of 3 dwelling houses being 4,5 & 6 Union Rd, in St Philip & Jacobs. Also possessed of £400 now in the hands of Isaac Budgett. There is a bond for the same with 4, giving them property in Winterbourne as security to the trustees. The marriage is agreed & shortly to be had. The trustees (4.) to look after the money.
Endorsed 27 June 1868 – Isaac Budgett died 8 Sep 1867 – no children. Transfer of Trusteeship to Eliza.
Endorsed Memorandum 12 Aug 1869. 1. Eliza Budgett. 2. James Ollis & Mary Ann his wife. 3. George Frederick Fox. All that Messuage or tenement & garden in the parish of Keynsham, in the occupation of Isaac Simmons as tenant, bounded on east by highroad Bristol to Bath, on west partly by an orchard belonging to Henry Wood & partly by garden of Elizabeth Watson, on the south by premises of Elizabeth Watson & on the north by house & garden belonging to P Cantle.
Memorandum indenture 6 Oct 1880 between 1. Edward Wood, Bristol, Yeoman. 2. Alfred Wood, Keynsham, farmer. Purchase of ¾ acre late Durbin’s in Keynsham Ham.
