WW1/AC/OP2/62

Claimant: Charles Hall; Occupier: F.W.Barnwell, then John Howkins; Owner: Duke of Bedford; Property: Hall Farm, Husborne Crawley; Land Affected: Field No. 144 (25 acres to be broken up) in Husborne Crawley; Additional Information: - the claim was made by Charles Hall as the Duke's Land Agent; - the claim was subjected to arbitration by William Theakston of Huntingdon; - the file includes a special pocket list for Webb's Seeds; - includes notes of claims made by the Duke on land in Eversholt, Potsgrove, Woburn, Milton Bryan, Ridgmont, Houghton Conquest and Bow Brickhill [Buckinghamshire]; - includes statements by F.Pettit, farm labourer of Husborne Crawley, Robert Whitworth, farmer of Biddenham; and Sir H.Trustram Eve, land agent, regarding the land. [ex File No.40]

1919-1922

From: 1919 To: 1922

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Hall, Charles,
Barnwell, Francis William,
Hopkins, John,
Russell, Herbrand Arthur (11th Duke of Bedford),
Theakston, William,
Pettit, F,
Whitworth, Robert,
Eve, Herbert Trustram

Bedfordshire County Council, ploughing, local government orders, World War One, Husborne Crawley Hall Farm, arbitrations, labourer, farmer, land agent, HUSBORNE CRAWLEY, EVERSHOLT, POTSGROVE, WOBURN, MILTON BRYAN, RIDGMONT, HOUGHTON CONQUEST, Bow Brickhill