BH148-149

Conveyance (Lease & Release); for £1500: (i) Sir Hugh Inglis, bart.; (ii) Robt. Harry Inglis esq. (son of sir H.I., & w. Cath., decd., a devisee of Ann Johnson of Milton Bryant, widow); (iii) Stephana Ann I. (dau. of Sir H.I.); all of Milton Bryant; & (iv) Hannah Cook of Dunstable, widow. (Recites (A) Will of sd. Ann Johnson, dated 19 Mar. 1788. - - Devises her ppty. in Cadding- ton & Kensworth, to use of Sir. H.I. & w. Cath., & her grandchdn., R.H.I. & S.A.I. (B) Lease & Release, dated 18,19 Dec. 1789: Thos. Godfrey Burr of Luton, brewer, & Geo. Fossey of Dunstable, innholder. - - Several pieces of land in Kensworth. And (C) Enclosure Awards of Caddington (1800) Kensworth (1801). - - A close formerly called Spittle Acre & now Half Moon Close, lying near to a place called Souches Downs & Spittle Pond in Caddington; a close in Street Fd. in Caddington, formerly called Clay Pits Close, then Rats Cl., & now Prats Cl.; an allotment of 1 a. 2 r. 14 p. in Street Fd. in C.; another of 3 a. 3 r. 35 p. in Middle Clay Pits Close in Kensworth; another of 3 a. 3 r. 28 p. in the same close; Mason's Close in K.; & 7 a. 2 r. 24 p. in Kensworth Street Fd. Witn: David Lee Willis (Leighton Buzzard)

25-26 Jan 1809

From: 1788 To: 1809

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Inglis, Hugh,
Inglis, Robert Harry,
Inglis, Catherine,
Johnson, Ann,
Inglis, Stephana Ann,
Cook, Hannah,
Burr, Thomas Godfrey,
Fossey, George,
Willis, David Lee

Inclosure, widow, brewer, David Lee Willis, Caddington Spittle Pond, KENSWORTH, CADDINGTON, Caddington fields, Kensworth fields