BH414-415

Conveyance (Lease & Release); for two sums of £78. 6s. 8d.; (i) Jane Cart of London, widow (sister & coheir of Wm. Chew of London, esq.); (ii) Frances Ashton of London, widow, & Thos. Aynscombe of Char- terhouse Yard (co. Midx.), esq., (the other coheirs of W.C.); & (iii) Wm. Besley & Jas. Osbaldeston, both of London, gents. 1/4 a. land in Dunstable on which the sd. J.C., F.A. & T.A. have caused to be erected a charity school, abutting W. on the street of Dunstable, N. on the almshouses under construction, belonging to sd. Jane Cart, & S. on a messuage in occ. of (blank) Feveridge; also the schoolhouse belonging; & 3 closes (7 1/2a.) in Whipsnade, viz: a close called Little Braddens (1 1/2a.), abutting N. & S. on land of Mary Groome, in occ. of Wm. Howard, W. on that of Edw. Sib- ley esq. in occ. of Robt. Slow, & E. on the wood of Thos. Uxley; a close (2 a.) called Plover Grass alias Clover Grass, abutting S. on a spring of John Howard, S.W. on land of Edw. Sibley, N.W. on land of Mary Groome, & N.E. on the said wood; & the other cl. (4 a.) called Great Braddens, abutting E. on the woodland, S.E. on the ploughed land, S. on a spring of the said M.G., & N. on the highway from Kensworth to Studham. Witn: Jos. Fitch, Marshe Dickinson, Alice Williams & Ann Jones.

30 Apr., 1 May 1723

From: 1723 To: 1723

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Cart, Jane,
Chew, Jane,
Chew, William,
Ashton, Frances,
Aysncombe, Thomas,
Besley, William,
Osbaldeston, James,
Feveridge,
Groome, Mary,
Howard, William,
Slow, Robert,
Sibley, Edward,
Uxley, Thomas,
Howard, John,
Fitch, Joseph,
Dickinson, Marshe,
Williams, Alice,
Jones, Ann

widow, Dunstable Chew's Foundation, Dunstable Free School, almshouses, Whipsnade early education, DUNSTABLE, Dunstable High Street South, WHIPSNADE, Whipsnade fields