X836/6/27

- 1½ acs being part of a close adjoining to a cottage in the occupation Henry Hickson, subject to a right of way. [see X 836/6/13 (ii) for surrender to Chapman] (i)Absolute surrender William Chapman of Potton, gent. to Samuel Bryant of Langford, retailer of beer, for £96 12s 24 Nov 1840 (ii)Absolute surrender Samuel Bryant of Langford, late beer retailer, now farmer to John Cooper the younger of Langford, farmer, for £230 26 Feb 1862 (iii)Conditional surrender John Cooper the younger to James McMinnies of Biggleswade, ironmonger, to secure £150 26 Feb 1862 (iv)Admission (copy) of John Cooper the younger on the surrender of Samuel Bryant July 11 1864 (v)Warrant of satisfaction on conditional surrender made by John Cooper to James McMinnies on 26 Feb 1862. 12 Dec 1882 [i-v formerly CD 977] (vi)Admission of Mr Walter Ednam Cooper under the will of John Cooper 24 Nov 1925 (vii)Three letters regarding the will of John Cooper who died in March 1924 Oct-Nov 1925

1840,1862,1864,1882,1925

From: 1840 To: 1925

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Hickson, Henry,
Chapman, William,
Bryant, Sam,
Cooper, John,
McMinnies, James,
Bryant, Samuel,
Cooper, Walter

Langford Manor, specific manors, DEEDS, Langford fields, cottage, rights of way, gentleman, retailer of beer, farmer, ironmonger, John will: Cooper, letters, DEATH, LANGFORD, POTTON, BIGGLESWADE