WB/Parsons4/1/Mark1/1

Copy admission, Manor of Markyate (Joseph Howell, Lord; Leonard Hampson, Steward) [partially water damaged by enemy action at Lawrance, Messer & Company, 16 Coleman Street, London on 29 Dec 1940] Reciting: - surrender of (a) out of court on 25 Mar 1811 by Garner Cox and Sarah, his wife for 225 to Richard Lightfoot; Garner Cox having been admitted on 16 Jul 1815 on surrender of Thomas Wakefield with a certain other piece of ground lately surrendered by Garner Cox to Market Street Methodists Operative Part: - admission of Richard Lightfoot to (a) Property: (a) Two Sawyers, now a private house in Market Street, Caddington [Hertfordshire] in occupation of Garner Cox bounded by messuage of James Surrey, then Thomas Wakefield one side and of Samuel Hickson on the other bounded SW by Watling Street, together with carriage way, barn, privy, workshop, sawpit, yard and garden

26 Oct 1816

From: 1811 To: 1816

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Howell, Joseph,
Hampson, Leonard,
Lawrance, Messer & Company,
Cox, Garner,
Cox, Sarah,
Lightfoot, Richard,
Wakefield, Thomas,
Surrey, James,
Hickson, Samuel

Leonard Hampson, steward, Messer & Company Lawrance, specific solicitors, air raids over UK, Markyate Street Two Sawyers, Markyate Manor, Major 2 Road, privies, sawyer, Market Street, MARKYATE, Caddington [Hertfordshire], City of London Coleman Street, City of London, Markyate Street Watling Street