John LOCK

1760 -

• Name	John LOCK
  Christened	22 Sep 1760	Bradford on Tone, Somerset, England
  Gender	Male
  _UID	8C191FA154C8F649B6F8729A920A864FEBB2
  Person ID	I12462	YoungFamily
  Last Modified	28 Jun 2020

  
  

  Father	George LOCK,   c. 13 Mar 1726/1727, Taunton St. Mary, Somerset, England ,   bur. 6 Jul 1794, Bradford on Tone, Somerset, England  (Age ~ 67 years)
  Mother	Joan STACEY,   c. 31 Dec 1719, Bradford on Tone, Somerset, England ,   bur. 8 Nov 1801, Bradford on Tone, Somerset, England  (Age ~ 81 years)
  Married	22 Jan 1744	Bradford on Tone, Somerset, England
  _UID	E57C985075D9094B97C9C9B11A4389EF9A54
  Notes	Surname of George is badly written and looks like Lucky
  Family ID	F3685	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

• Notes

  Bundle of deeds for Husseys and Glasses, 59 and 61 High Street, Wellington. 20 Jul 1813-30 Jul 1912 Repository Somerset Heritage Centre Reference number A/CWR/1 Description On 20-21 Jul 1813 Thomas Martin of Wellington, gent conveyed (by lease and release) to Thomas Alward of the same place, inn keeper, a messuage with garden in East Street, Wellington. On 17-18 Jan 1814 Thomas Alward and William Lock of Wellington, woolcomber reconveyed (by way of mortgage) the property back to Thomas Martin. With the will of Henry Bull the elder of Wellington, woolcomber (dated 11 Nov 1820) a small cottage and garden on East Street, Wellington was bequeathed to his wife Frances. On 21 Dec 1822 Thomas Martin now of Exeter, gent leased the property to William Lock of Wellington, woolcomber. On 8 Jan 1823 William Lock assigned the property by way of mortgage to Samuel Bodgen of Heathfield, thatcher. On 1 Jan 1823 Thomas Martin reconveyed the property to William Lock. On 18-19 May 1826 Ann Cumberland of London, widow conveyed (by lease and release) to William Lock, of a cottage and garden in East Street, Wellington. With the will of William Lock (dated 11 Nov 1843) he appointed his sons James and John Lock of Wellington as executors and bid them sell his five messuages and gardens on High Street, Wellington, commonly known as Husseys and Glasses. On 9 Jul 1852 James Lock of Hemyock, Devon, farmer, John Lock of Wellington, butcher, Sarah Lock of Wellington, spinster and Samuel Shapton of London and Maria his wife conveyed to John Lock two messuages on High Street, Wellington. On 27 Aug 1880 John Lock of Bradford, retired butcher conveyed to Frederick Graves of Wellington, saddler, three cottages and lands on High Street, Wellington. Date 20 Jul 1813-30 Jul 1912 Extent 28 Format documents Access status Open Level Item