WL1000/7/STA(G)/1/2

Conveyance by Release Parties: (i) Sir James Duberly of Gaines Hall, Great Staughton, Lord of Manors of Beachampstead and Gaines Dillington & Perry; (ii) John Smith of Great Staughton, tinker; (iii) Thomas Goodliff of Great Staughton, carpenter; (iv) Samuel Parker of Great Staughton, gentleman Reciting: - many years previous to inclosure of Great Staughton (ii), with consent of the Lord, inclosed a small plot of land, part of Agden Green, being manorial waste or common land and containing 9 perches on which he built cottage which he still occupied near N end of Brown's Lane and adjoining the tollgate house which now belongs to (iii) and abutting on turnpike road from Great Staughton highway to Kimbolton and ancient inclosed lands of (i) in occupation of Christopher Ekins; Operative Part: - (iii) paid 18 to (i) and 15 to (ii) and (i) and (ii) released (a) to (iii) Property: (a) piece of ground at N end of Brown's Lane, Great Staughton with cottage in occupation of (ii) bounded by turnpike road, other property of (iii) and ancient inclosures of (i) Habendum: - to (iii) to use of (iii) to use of (iv) in trust for (iii) Witnesses: - Nevile Day of St.Neots [Huntingdonshire]; - George Day, clerk to Nevile Day, solicitor of St.Neots

29 Dec 1829

From: 1829 To: 1829

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Smith, John,
Duberly, James,
Goodliff, Thomas,
Parker, Samuel,
Ekins, Christopher,
Day, Nevile,
Day, George

Turnpike 10, Huntingdonshire Beachampstead Manor, Huntingdonshire Gaines Dillington & Perry, tinker, pre-inclosure open and common fields, waste & encroachment, carpenter, specific solicitors, solicitors' clerks, Agden Green, Great Staughton Browns Lane, Great Staughton Tollgate House