Z937/4/5

Feoffment tripartite

1673 March

From: 1673 To: 1673

1) Thomas Neale esq of Warnford, Southampton and Jeoffry Willan gent of St Giles in the Fields, Middx 2) Mary Piggott spinster, Symon Hale, gent & Judith his wife, Oliver Hale, gent, all of Nether Gravenhurst, and Robert Saunderson esq of Doddington, Huntingdonshire the father and guardian of Pigott Saunderson gent, an infant aged 18 years 3) William Daniell esq of Silveshoe, Edward Tavernor gent of Hexton, and George Draper gent of Hitchin [trustees] from (1) [and (2)?] to (3) Party (1) acknowledges receipt of 2000 and its security. - The Manor or Lordship House in Pulloxhill and all houses, courts, yards, gardens and orchards now or lately occ by Allen Kenyson, gent - Church Pightle occ by Andrew Ashby - Little Green Close and a house therein now or late occ by Charles Field - Cherry Orchard close with a barn - 5 ac close called Clapper Pond Head late occ by Abraham Barber - a close of inclosed ground called Penley Parke - 4 ac close of inclosed ground called Milwards piece now or late occ by John Pepyatt - 2 ac Green Pightle now or late occ by John Pepyatt - 2 closes called Hill Pastures of 14 ac 12p now or late occ by John Pepyatt - Greate Humfreys or Greate Fishers Humfreys closes of 35 ac 3r 30p now or late occ by John Pepyatt - house now or late occ by Richard Fisher and the little 1 ac 3r 25p close belonging - 3ac 3r 7p of pasture called Edens Piece now or late occ by Abraham Barber - Oat Close 2 ac 2r 37p now or late occ by Abraham Barber - 8ac 3r 20p inclosed pasture called Little Humfreys or Little Fishers Humfreys now or late occ by William Carter - Farmhouse late occ by Philip Buckingham and all meadows, pastures, houses, barns, stables, yards, gardens, orchards belonging - 4 ac 1r 27p Home Close adjoining - 2ac pasture called Long Close - 3r 15p inclosed pasture called Sandalls or Field Close - 2ac 2r 2p pasture called Well Close occ by Katherine Buckingham, widow all in Pulloxhill with all tythes except those belonging to the vicarage, and all ways, waters, woods, etc, excepting common in Pulloxhill Common and all trees on the Green before the said Lordship House within 5 yards of the wall thereof, with liberty for William Daniell, Edward Tavernor and George Draper to plant within that distance new trees. Recites will of John Pigott esq of Pulloxhill 26 November 1661 [see Z937/29/2], with the additional information that if Mary Pigott should marry, then she should not inhabit any of John Pigott's houses nor have any benefit from them. Recites Thomas Neale agreed to give 2000 for the purchase of all the land in Pulloxhill, but because of the minority of Pigott Saunderson and the uncertainty as to whom the land would descend if Pigott Saunderson died without male issue, a good assurance could not be made to Thomas Neale. Recites Thomas Neale should provide security for the payment. Recites Thomas Neale has other land in Pulloxhill worth 100 pa. this is recited in abstract of Mr Heames land at Z 937/16/1

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Neale, Thomas,
Ashby, Andrew,
Barber, Abraham,
Buckingham, Katherine,
Buckingham, Philip,
Carter, William,
Daniell, William,
Draper, George,
Field, Charles,
Fisher, Richard,
Hale, Judith,
Hale, Oliver,
Hale, Simon,
Pepyatt, John,
Pigott, Mary,
Saunderson, Piggott,
Saunderson, Robert,
Tavernor, Edward,
Willan, Jeoffrey

Pulloxhill Manor House, Pulloxhill Manor, common fields, Greens, trees, Middlesex St Giles in the Fields, Nether Gravenhurst, Doddington, SILSOE, Hexton, Hitchin, PULLOXHILL, Pulloxhill Green, Pulloxhill Common