WB/WF2/14/5

Copy Mortgage by Demise for 1,000 Years Parties: (i) Thomas Redman the elder of Cardington, yeoman; Thomas Redman the younger of Cardington, yeoman and Mary, his wife; (ii) Lewis Atterbury of Highgate [Middlesex], Doctor of Divinity Operative Part: - (i) borrowed 100 at 5% interest from (ii) secured on (a) Property: (a) cottage in Cardington formerly in occupation of Richard Andrews, now Alice Whipham, widow; (b) close of pasture of three acres adjoining (a) in occupation of Elizabeth Whitbread; (c) cottage in Cardington formerly in occupation of Mrs.Badcock, now Edward Newman; (d) close of pasture of two acres in Cardington abutting SE on Cross Lane and NW towards Cardington Bridge in occupation of Thomas Redman the elder; (e) seven roods of sweard landlying upon Long leys in Cardington Meadow abutting on land of Harrison in occupation of John Larkins; (f) two acres of meadow lying in the Wards next to Cardington Bridge with meadow of Whitbread NE and Dr.Palmer SW Covenant: - by (i) to levy a fine sur conizance de droit come ceo Witnesses: - Francis Brace junior; - John Pennington Certification of validity of copy of 14 Feb 1736 by Henry Horton and Griffith Morgan

3 Jan 1704 [1705]

From: 1705 To: 1736

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Redman, Thomas,
Atterbury, Lewis,
Redman, Mary,
Whipham, Alice,
Andrews, Richard,
Whitbread, Elizabeth,
Badcock,
Newman, Edward,
Harrison,
Larkins, John,
Palmer,
Brace, Francis,
Pennington, John,
Horton, Henry,
Morgan, Griffith

yeoman, Cardington Bridge, CARDINGTON, Cardington Cross Lane, Cardington fields