Z937/4/6

Manor of Pulloxhill, and land round Gagsmansbury and Kitchen End.

1678 June 18

From: 1678 To: 1678

Recovery between 1) Thomas Neale esq of Warneford, Southants 2) Thomas Halpenny, gent of Faldo, Higham Gobion, Thomas Arnold, gent of Ampthill, William Spicer alias Helder, gent of Offley, Hertfordshire, Michael Sileck, hatter of St. Albans and wife Mary, Thomas Cheyne gent of Luton, James Smith, gent of London, William Hopkins, mercer of Barton, Thomas Gamble, yeoman of Pulloxhill, Timothy Child, butcher of Maulden, George Young, yeoman of Pauls Walden, George Chalkley, yeoman of Pauls Walden, Edward Pennyfather, yeoman of Greenfield in Flitton, Thomas Beaumount, gent of Greenfield; Mary Pigott, spinster of Pulloxhill; Judith Hale, wid of Symon Hale, and Oliver Hale, gent, both of Pulloxhill 3) Pigott Sanderson, son of Robert Sanderson esq of Doddington, Huntingdonshire 4) John Adams and William Morris, gent of London. (1) has conveyed to several persons, and now by his direction they bargain and sell their interests to make common recovery in which Pigott Sanderson is to be Voucher, all the property in Z 937/4/5 plus (in Pulloxhill) : a) 1 ac pasture called Oate Peece; 5 ac in Brackin Close, 1 ac in Peasely Meade, now occ by Thomas Halpenny - part of the fourscore acres of arable land already mentioned. b) 7 ac in Little North Field, and 7 ac in Great North Field and New Field, part of the fourscore acres of arable now occ by Thomas Arnold. (c) 5 ac in Little Town Field and 1 ac in Avers Mead, part of the fourscore acres; 3 ac in Litle Kitchin Field, now occ by William Spicer. (d) 6 ac in close of pasture called since the enclosure the New Hoe Pasture, part of the fourscore acres, now occ by Thomas Cheyne and James Smyth. (e) 6 ac in close of pasture, part of the fourscore acres of arable, now occ by William Hopkins. (f) 1 ac arable in a close of pasture called since the enclosure Biltmore Field, now occ by Thomas Gamble; 5 ac called Berrysteadhill since the enclosure now occ by Timothy Child; ac in Great Kitchin Field, now occ by George Young; ac, part of the fourscore acres, in Great Kitchin Field, now occ by George Chalkley; 4 ac in Great North Field, now occ by Edward Pennyfather; 6 ac in Great North Field and New Field, now occ by Thomas Beaumont; 7 ac, part of the fourscore acres of arable, in a close called Offill Close since the enclosure, now occ by Mary Pigott. [Recited in Mr Heames' abstract - see Z 937/4/21]

18, No. of pieces: 1

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Neale, Thomas,
Adams, John,
Arnold, Thomas,
Beaumont, Thomas,
Chalkley, George,
Cheyne, Thomas,
Child, Timothy,
Gamble, Thomas,
Halfpenny, Thomas,
Hale, Judith,
Hale, Oliver,
Hale, Symon,
Hopkins, William,
Morris, William,
Pennyfather, Edward,
Pigott, Mary,
Sanderson, Pigott,
Sanderson, Robert,
Sileck, Mary,
Sileck, Michael,
Smith, James,
Spicer, William,
Spicer alias Helder, Thomas,
Young, George

Pulloxhill Manor, hatter, mercer, butcher, non-parliamentary enclosure, Gagmansbury, Kitchen End, Faldo, AMPTHILL, Offley, St Albans, LUTON, Barton, PULLOXHILL, MAULDEN, St.Paul's Walden, Greenfield, Doddington