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X860/1
Title
Examined copy Bargain and Sale dated 8 August
1797 being a Lease forming part of Conveyance by indentures of Lease and Release (the Release being missing) from the Right Honourable Thomas Conolly of
Castletown, Ireland, to Brook Allen Bridges,
gentleman, of Red Lion Square, Middlesex, of:
(a) the Manor of Tuddington alias Toddington with
the quit rents, fines, copyhold rents and other
rents, rights and royalties, members and appurtenances.
(b) the Market House of Toddington and
a Smiths shop there with lands adjoining or belonging
containing 3/2/26 in the tenure or occupation
of Joanna Osborne together with the tolls of
fairs and markets at Toddington.
(d) the Manor of Yongs with rights, royalties, members and appurtenances.
(e) a yearly rent charge of £7 11s. 7d. payable to the Lord or Lady of the Manor of Yongs.
(f) half of the corn tithes of Toddington and the hamlet of Chalton together with the tithe barn and yard containing
0/3/16 in the tenure or occupation of Joanna Osborne
and Elizabeth Strange.
(g) the advowson, right of patronage and presentation
in and to the Church at Toddington.
(h) all the fish ponds and plantations situate in the Manor
Farm containing 16/0/18.
(i) Manor Farm together with the Mansion House
offices, barns and other buildings containing 209/3/35 in
the tenure or occupation of Richard Atkins.
(j) two pieces of grass land containing 19/3/21 late in the
tenure or occupation of (blank) Drinkwater but now of Richard Atkins.
(k) house water mill and land containing 6/0/38 in the
tenures or occupations of George Drinkwater and Thomas Drinkwater.
(l) Lodge Farm situated in Toddington and Tingrith
together with the house, barns and other buildings
on 264/2/29 late in the tenure or occupation of
Richard Strange, now in the tenure or occupation of George Atterbury.
(m) two pieces of grass land in Toddington called Stockings containing 35/0/6 in the tenure or occupation ofMary Brazier.
(n) a house, garden, land and four cow commons
in Toddington occupied lately by Elizabeth Burgess,
but now by John Parker, and containing of 27/1/11.
(o) the messuage or tenement in Toddington known
as the Red Lion public house with the buildings, land and 2
cow commons containing 23/0/39 in the tenure
or occupation of Francis Fowler.
(p) the messuage or tenement barns and other
buildings and land containing 112/2/23 in
the tenure or occupation of Thomas Garlick.
(q) several pieces of enclosed and open field land
in Toddington containing 21/1/6 late in the
tenure or occupation of Elizabeth Strange, but now
by Joseph Gregory.
(r.) two pieces of land called Stockings containing 22/0/29 in the tenure or occupation of Mary Hobbs.
(s) Long Lane Farm - with messuage, barn and other buildings - in Toddington and Tingrith containing 87/2/9
in the tenure or occupation of Elizabeth Horley, widow.
(t) Cow Bridge Farm - with messuage, barn and other buildings - in Toddington containing 117/1/19 in the
tenure or occupation of Edward Horley.
(u) the messuage or tenement with the barn and
other buildings together with several pieces of
enclosed and open field land in Toddington
containing 215/1/13 late in the tenure or
occupation of Andrew King and now in the tenure
or occupation of John Eames.
(v) the messuage or tenement known by the name
or sign of the Griffin with the barn and other
buildings plus several parcels of enclosed and open
field land containing 151/2/27 in the tenure or
occupation of Joanna Osborne.
(w) the messuage or tenement with the garden and
two cow commons containing 0/3/32 in
Toddington in the tenure or occupation of Joseph Osborne.
(x) the messuage or tenement in Toddington
containing 1 rood in the tenure or occupation of Michael Palmer.
(y) Herne Farm in Toddington comprising of the
messuage, barn, stables and other buildings plus
219/1/30 of land in the tenure or occupation of the
representatives of the late Elizabeth Pateman.
(z) the messuage or tenement with the garden and
two cow commons in Toddington containing
1/0/16 in the tenure or occupation of Abraham Bright.
(aa) the messuage or tenement with the garden and
two cow commons in Toddington containing
0/3/34 in the tenure or occupation of Thomas Bunker.
(bb) the messuage or tenement with the garden and
four cow commons in Toddington containing
1/3/20 in the tenure or occupation of Thomas Masters.
(cc) the messuage or tenement with the garden
containing 14 perches in Toddington in the
tenure or occupation of Thomas Poulton.
(dd) the piece or parcel of land called Oaks Close
in Harlington containing 5/1/12 in the tenure
or occupation of Henry Letch.
(ee) several pieces of enclosed and open field
land in the parish of Westoning containing
23/2/36 late in the tenure or occupation of Abraham
Dix and now by Henry Letch.
(ff) several parcels of land in Toddington and
Harlington called Long Jacob, Bushy Close and
Little Pawlings containing 24/1/5 part late in the
tenure or occupation of Joseph Poulton and the
whole now in the tenure or occupation of Henry Letch.
(gg) several parcels of land in Harlington,
Westoning and Tingrith containing 58/1/18 late
in the tenure or occupation of Matthew Rolf and
now in the tenure or occupation of Henry Letch.
(hh) three pieces of land and a coppice containing 41/2/39 in Harlington and Toddington late in the occupation of
John Banwell and now in the occupation of George Godfrey.
(ii) three pieces of land in Tingrith and Eversholt
comprising of 16/1/34 in the tenure or occupation
of Adam Quarry subject to payment of an annual
rent of £20 out of the Manor of Toddington to
Lady Cheney's Almhouses in Toddington and to
the annual payment of £1 19s out of the Manor
of Toddington to the Rector of Toddington in lieu
of privy tithes for part of the Manor Farm of Toddington.
Witnesses: Richard Trench, barrister at law, and Mr. Glascock, attorney at law.
Acknowledged as examined by J.Fletcher, clerk to Mr. Lowter/Lewter of Grays Inn and Richard Womack, clerk to Mr. Bridges, Red Lyon Square.
Date free text
20 Mar 1806
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