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  <dc:title>CONVEYANCE: THE APERFIELD COURT ESTATE (2)</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Having got past a few legal hiccups, Edmund Freeman, Francis William George Richardson, and Jack Freeman (all the Trustees of the Will of the late Frederick Henry Dougal, deceased), sell land to Albert Charles Victor Proctor for £18. The lands in question are two plots situate on Aperfield Court Estate in the Parish of Cudham, Kent, marked in pink on page 4.
At the base of Conveyance: The signatures of Edmund Freeman, FWG Richardson, J. Freeman,  and Albert Charles Victor Proctor, all witnessed by ‘[?].H.[?]uire’, except for Jack Freeman, who was witnessed by ‘Philip Ganeth [/Gareth]’ of ’29 Spring Gardens’. All signatures bear a printed circular seal in black ink (around 2cm in diameter), with a hatched pattern.</dc:description>
  <dc:date>13 Nov 1912</dc:date>
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