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William Pepiatt of Sundon and John Pepiatt of Luton, yeomen, to William Beaumont of Pulloxhill, gentleman.
... A farm in Nether Sondon, with the king's highway on south, land of Thomas Cheney, esquire on north and of Thomas Same, esquire on east; with all barns, malthouses etc.; a close called Covenes (5 acres), with the lane from Finches Green on west, land of Thomas Cheney on south and east, and of Thomas Amps; 1¼ acres of pasture called Menments [?Memnents], with the king's highway north, the land of Philip Field east, and the land of Thomas Cheney on south and west and 77¾ acres in the Fields of Sundon and Luton.
Place-names: The Holt Field (and season), a furlong shooting into Middle Field, Cuckcoo Hill, Badgers Coome Hill, Astway, Ferndell Wood, Mill Path Way, Bramminger Acre, Cookes Field, the Park, Wood Furlong, Claydon Hill, Titley, the other Titly, Cockrigge Way; Liggrave Field (same season), Sundon Bottom, Salte Waye, Oute Furlong, Sondon Hole, the highway from Sundon to Luton; the Mill Field (season), Catchpole Furlong, Salt Way, Gally Furlong, Coney Close, Luton Way, Upper Dane, Lower Dane, Neither Towne Dane, Chalton Field, Anslow Hill, the Wyndmill, the Mill Path; The Upper Towne Field, Rye Croft, Crofts End, Brensly; Sundon Hill Field, Lanway Hill, Windmill Hill, Dunstable Way, Foxdon, Riggenden Gapps, Riggingden Way, Riggingden Bottoms, Tateringe Lane, the Cow Common, Sundon Hill, Chalton Hill, Ansloe Hill, Limberie Field
Personal names: Richard Daggnall, John Kinge, William Lawrans, William Stallworth, Elizabeth Ivorie, William Pearson, Thomas Cheney, Richard Crawly, Ralph Carrington, John Wyngate, Henry Ordway, John Pemberton, Thomas Parrat, John Crawly, John Strange, Thomas Same, Thomas Ampes, John Ordway, Philip Feild, John Boner, John Ashby.
Witnesses: Thomas Arnald, John Burrow, Thomas Grover, Thomas Samm and John Ashbee.