Title
a) Farmhouse with barns, granary, stables, outhouses, yard garden homestead orchard and appurtenances situate in Pepper End, the houses and premises called the Three Tuns standing on the north part thereof.
b) Bayes Close 3 ac
c) 41 acs Ir. 16p land
d) 5 acs 2r 32p in Holme Field.
(i)Absolute surrender Mark Norman of Langford, miller, William Hunt, of Deeping Fen, Lincs, grazier, Elizabeth Hunt, Mary Norman of Deeping Fen, Robert Parr and Ann his wife to William Hunt for £1,400.18 Apr 1849
(ii)Conditional surrender William Hunt to John Richard Easter of Spalding in pursuance of a covenant,5 March 1850
(iii)Absolute surrender William Hunt to Alfred White of Sharnbrook, farmer, for £2999. 24 Aug 1858
(iv)Conditional surrender Alfred White to Henry Hunt of Leamington, Warks. 16 Nov 1858
(v)Conditional surrender Alfred White to William Thomas Chapman of Biggleswade, gent.
- property as above except 'the houses and premises called the three Tuns and now the two Brewers',8 Sept 1869
(vi)Warrant of satisfaction on the conditional surrender made by Alfred White to Henry Hunt for £3000 dated 16 Nov 1858.24 July 1874
(vii)Warrant of satisfaction on the conditional surrender made by Alfred White to W Chapman on 8 Sept 1869,24 July 1874
(viii)Conditional surrender Thomas Y White of Langford, farmer, (only son and heir at law to Alfred White deceased) to Arthur Hunt, now at the Military Depot, Canterbury, lieutenant in the 5th Lancers, William Higgins Jacob of Portsdown Gardens, London, gent. and Sands Clayton of the Stock Exchange, London 3 Aug 1874
(ix)Conditional surrender Thomas Yoxen White to Arthur Hunt, William Higgins Jacob and Sands Clayton,11 Jan 1875
[i-ix formerly CD 983]
(x)Final order of foreclosure, Arthur Carew Hunt, William Higgins Jacob and Sands Clayton, plaintiffs; Frederick Conder (trustee in bankruptcy of Thomas Yoxen White) Sophia Elizabeth Raynes wife of William Race Raynes and Charlotte Emma Jacob wife of the plaintiff William Higgins Jacob, defendants. 21 Dec 1887
X 836/6/38(xi)Draft of admittance of Messieurs A C Hunt, W H Jacob and S Clayton under the forfeited conditional surrender and the order of foreclosure from the High Court.24 Nov 1905
(xii)Details of lots, searches and fines on admissions following the splitting up and sale of (d and c) by Hunt, Jacob and Clayton.
(See diagram available at Bedford record office)n.d. [Oct 1906]
(xiii)Absolute surrender William Higgins Jacob and Sands Clayton to James Brown of Biggleswade, tailor, for £125
- 3 ac 3 r 15 p (being part of d) 1 Oct 1906
(xiv)Conditional surrender James Brown to James Blundell of Potton, retired farmer, to secure £300 as above,1 Oct 1906
(xv)Warrant of satisfaction on the above conditional surrender,29 Aug 1908
(xvi)Absolute surrender James Brown to Frank Roberts of Langford, small holder, for £200,4 Oct 1919
(xvii)Absolute surrender William Higgins Jacob and Sands Clayton to James Roberts of Langford, market gardener, for £50
- 2 ac or thereabouts (being remaining part of d).1 Oct 1906
(xviii)Conditional surrender James Roberts to Miss Jessie Denny of Biggleswade, spinster, to secure £100 land as above,1 Oct 1906
(xix)Warrant of satisfaction on above conditional surrender,20 Sept 1922
(xx)Absolute surrender James Roberts to Herbert Roberts of Langford, market gardener, for £35 land as above 21 Sept 1922
(xxi)Absolute surrender William Higgins Jacob and Sands Clayton to Frank Ray of Langford, labourer, for £40
- 1 ac 1 r (being part of c),1 Oct 1906
(xxii)Absolute surrender William Higgins Jacob and Sands Clayton to Charles Bland of Biggleswade, market gardener, for £150
- 3 ac 3 r 5 p (being part of c)
- 3 ac 1 r 30 p (being another part of c)1 Oct 1906
(xxiii)Conditional surrender Charles Bland to Trustees of the Princess Royal Friendly Society to secure £250, land as above,14 Jan 1907
(xxiv)Absolute surrender William Higgins Jacob and Sands Clayton to Alfred Brown of Langford, market gardener, for £100
- 3 ac 3 r 35 p (being part of c) 1 Oct 1906
(xxv)Admission of Alfred Brown on surrender of William Higgins Jacob and Sands Clayton,1 Oct 1906
(xxvi)Conditional surrender Alfred Brown to Miss M A Carrington of Biggleswade, spinster, to secure £150, land as above,1 Oct 1906
(xxvii)Absolute surrender William Higgins Jacob and Sands Clayton to Jesse Street of Langford, market gardener, for £100
- 3 ac 3 r 10 p (being part of c) 1 Oct 1906
(xxviii)Absolute surrender William Higgins Jacob and Sands Clayton to Joseph Brown of Langford, farmer, for £1,250
- (a and b) dwelling house with farm yards, buildings, gardens and premises, orchard and close of pasture land the whole 4 ac 8 p, known as Bays Farm, situate in Pepper End
- 4 ac 3 r 5 p (being part of c)
- 10 ac 2 r 8 p (being another part of c)1 Oct 1906
(xxix)Conditional surrender Joseph Brown to Messrs R H Tillyer and Henry Chaundler to secure £1,800, land as above.1 Oct 1906
(xxx)Warrant of satisfaction on the above conditional surrender.31 July 1913
(xxxi)Conditional surrender Joseph Brown to Mrs Fanny Elizabeth Twelvetrees and others to secure £1,500, land as above,1 Aug 1913
(xxxii)Warrant of satisfaction on above conditional surrender,18 Mar 1916
(xxxiii)Absolute surrender William Higgins Jacob and Sands Clayton to Frederick William King of Langford, builder, for £150
- 7 a 1 r 6 p (being part of c)1 Oct 1906
(xxxiv)Conditional surrender Frederick W King to Thomas Handley of Biggleswade, architect, to secure £225, land as above,1 Oct 1906
(xxxv)Warrant of satisfaction on the above conditional surrender,14 Feb 1911
(xxxvi)Conditional surrender Frederick W King to Mrs M C S Hills of Hampstead, London, widow, to secure £225, land as above,15 Feb 1911
(xxxvii)Warrant of satisfaction on the above conditional surrender,17 Feb 1917
(xxxviii)Absolute surrender William Higgins Jacob and Sands Clayton to Mrs Susan Street of Langford, wife of Joseph Street, for £75
- 3 ac 1 r (being part of c),1 Oct 1906
(xxxix)Copy Admission of Joseph Street under the will of Susan Street,19 Oct 1910
(xl)Absolute surrender Joseph Street, admitted tenant under the will of Susan Street, to Arthur Sale of Langford, market gardener, for £75, land as above,17 Oct 1914.