L12/229

Letter from Jn. Greene of Ampthill to Messrs. Lumley & Co., solrs., 18 Carey St., London. Answered queries on Sharp's title in a hurry. Now thinks Earl de Grey is only lessee of the presentation to the vicarage of Pulloxhill and that the Masters and Fellows of St. John's College, Oxford are the Lay Rectors and have the presentation in fee 'and they hold their estate at Pulloxhill under Ancient Inclosure in lieu of their right to the Great Tithes.' Emphasizes, however, that Sharp's estate is free of tithes.

27 Sep 1848

From: 1848 To: 1848

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Lucas,
de Grey of Wrest, Thomas Philip Weddell, 2nd Earl,
Greene, John,
Lumley, J. & Company Limited,
Sharp, John

Pulloxhill Kitchen End Farm, letters, specific solicitors, L.& Company Limited Lumley, Oxford St.John's College, clergy names index, general enclosure, tithes, PULLOXHILL, Pulloxhill fields, Pulloxhill Kitchen End