X273/36

Agreement to lease for 12 yrs.: £118 + £10 per acre ploughed (i) Jn. Kentish of St. Albans esq. (on behalf of self, Ralph Smith, Mat. Kentish, Wm. Kentish, Josh. Iremonger Kentish, Jn. Kentish, clerk, Ralph Thrale Smith); (ii) Wm. Lincoln of Campton, farmer; -- The Burystead farmho; old enclosures all as before; ex.Long Severals, 7½ a; Allotments under enclosure award; School close, 2 a.; A piece adj., 2½ a., given by Sir Geo. Osborn in exchange for Long Severals; Tenant to do repairs (rough timber being found, but tenant to pay for cutting & carting); no cross-cropping; no right to timber or lop; hedges not to be new-made under 9 yrs.; ditches to be cleaned; crops to be stored in barns; dung used on farm; 1/3 fallow; re-entry in last year in land sown with Lent corn & fallow to plough, also convenient house & stable-room; to pay parochial and other taxes except land tax, quit rent, and the 10s. for bread; Witn. J. W. Cowper & his clk., Sol. Burr. End.: Wm. Lincoln, nephew, allows uncle's exor, Wm. Squire of Shefford, miller, to take over.

1799, 1805

From: 1799 To: 1805

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Kentish, John,
Smith, Ralph,
Kentish, Matthew,
Kentish, William,
Iremonger Kentish, Joshua,
Thrale Smith, Ralph,
Lincoln, William,
Osborn, George,
Coopwe, J.W.,
Burr, Solomon,
Squire, William

Kentish's Educational Foundation, agricultural leases, money, clerk, farm buildings, Campton farms, ENCLOSURE, allotments, Campton fields, timber, crops, Lent, corn, ploughing, taxation, quit rents, bread, miller, St.Albans, CAMPTON, SHEFFORD