Reference
X836/6/49
Title
Cottage and 2 acs 1r and 23p land (formerly described as 2 acs).
(i)Absolute surrender Edward Bensley Gardener of Brighton, Sussex, Esq. to James Capon of Langford, gardener, for £250. 27 Nov 1860
(ii)Conditional surrender James Capon to William Brown for £300. 14 July 1873
[i-ii formerly CD 1007]
(iii)Warrant of satisfaction under conditional surrender of 14th July 1873 made by Mr James Capon and William Brown deceased for securing £300.1 Dec 1894
(iv)Absolute surrender James Capon to Albert Brown of Langford, gent. in pursuance of a covenant contained in an indenture
- 2 ac 23 poles in Cow Common
- 1 ac 1 r 15 poles in sand field
- cottage with close of arable land containing by estimation 2 ac but by recent measurement 2 ac 1 r 23 poles
[see X 836/6/20 & 48],3 Dec 1894
(v)Admission of Albert Brown on the surrender of James Capon.5th Sept 1895
(vi)Conditional surrender Albert Brown Mrs M A Brookes of Biggleswade, to secure £250
- land as above.4 Nov 1899
(vii)Warrant of satisfaction on above conditional surrender,25 Mar 1902
(viii)Absolute surrender Albert Brown to Charles Smith of Langford, market gardener, for £140 [see X 836/10/13]
- 2 ac 23 p in Cow common. 25 Mar 1902
(ix)Draft admission of Charles Smith on the surrender of Albert Brown 8th Sept 1904
(x)Absolute surrender Albert Brown to William Wells of Langford, gent. for £340
- cottage and outbuildings with arable land estimated at 2 ac but measured at 2 ac 1 r 23 p.11 Oct 1902
(xi)Admission of William Wells on the surrender of Albert Brown,4th Nov 1902
(xii)Absolute surrender Albert Brown to Charles Smith for £90
- 1 ac 1 r 15 p in Sand Field 11 Oct 1904
Date free text
1860-1904
Production date
From: 1860 To: 1904
Level of description
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