Title Deeds Extract - The Rabbit Pub
Title deed extract for The Rabbit pub, showing 6 cottages and mutual drinking well. Also see early version of Mussons Path labelled “cartway.”
The Rabbit was built in an area known as Coney Hall, from which it derived its name. The public house, formerly two separate tenements, was purchased by Luton brewers Frederick and Charles Burr from Charles Austin in 1839. It was occupied by Matthew Lawrence and shared the use of a well with the owners and occupiers of adjoining cottages previously owned by Richard Jones and the Marquis of Bute, enjoying a right of way to the well across the neighbouring properties.
By 1897 the well had been capped and covered according to the drawing.
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