R6/63/3/1

Feoffment Parties: (i) Daniel Gyles of Winslow [Buckinghamshire], linen draper; William Gyles, son and heir of Daniel Gyles by Beatrice (née Taylor), his dead wife, and Sarah, his wife; (ii) Daniel Snagg of Woburn, park keeper Operative Part: - (i) enfeoffed (a)-(c) to (ii) for £84 Property: (a) messuage in Woburn known by sign of Old Falcon formerly in occupation of Joyce Paybody, now Daniel Snagg with brewhouse, stable and adjoining yard or garden: between it and messuage of Daniel and William Gyles in occupation of John Marshall, George Chandler and Richard Webb SE; garden sold to James Franks NW; with hogstyes and necessary house and fences belonging to the same abutting NE on close of Daniel and William Gyles; (b) two bays of building adjoining (a) between gatehouse of Daniel and William Gyles and (a) formerly in occupation of William Colley with hogsty adjoining with barn of barning or stabling called John Marshall's next to a passage by George Turney's barn NE; (c) common right of way over: yard by great hogstye; through gateway in close of Daniel and William Gyles abutting NW on yard; through gatehouse and over great yard to hogsty to and from common highway called Abbey Lane Witnesses: - Ambrose Reddall; - W.Whitbread

31 Mar 1720

From: 1720 To: 1720

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Snagg, Daniel,
Gyles, Daniel,
Gyles, Beatrice,
Gyles, William,
Gyles, Sarah,
Taylor, Beatrice,
Reddall, Ambrose,
Whitbread, W,
Paybody, Joyce,
Marshall, John,
Chandler, George,
Webb, Richard,
Franks, James,
Turney, George,
Colley, William

Woburn Old Falcon, pigs, brewhouses, park keeper, linen draper, rights of way, privies, Ambrose Reddall, Woburn Abbey Lane, WOBURN