R6/1/2/10

Release by way of Mortgage

15 Aug 1732

From: 1732 To: 1732

Parties: (1) Charles, Lord Bruce, Baron of Whorlton [son and heir of Thomas, Earl of Ailesbury]; (2) George Dashwood of Heveningham Hall [Suffolk], esquire Operative Part: - (2) lent 10,000 to (1) on security of (a)-(f) Property: (a) Manors of Maulden Ragons, How End and Dame Ellins: (b) mansion house and Houghton Park, alias Dame Ellingsbury, with closes etc. called King's Mead, Carters, Thomlins, Bushy Close and Buryfield with wood called King's Wood alias Dame Ellingsbury Grove; (c) advowsan of Maulden church; (d) Wards Farm with tenements called Hitherbury Pasture, Osmonds Close, Kings Mead, Beales Farm, Stoughtons Farm, Inward Stonefield, Outward Stonefield, Hill Close, Seven Acre Close, Square Close, Tufted Close, Hallow Close, Hanging Close, Long Close, Berrystead Farm, Dudsons Grounds, Horsey Piece, Buryfield, Limbersey alias Limersey all bought from Nicholas Denton, esquire; Stanbridges Farm, bought from Daniel Williams; parcel of ground purchased from Thomas Page; 7 acres of land purchased from Samuel Rhodes, esquire; parcel of ground purchased from John Auger; Sadleirs Estate, Ampthill; (e) Manor of Ruxox alias Roxox; (f) messuage, fields and common rights in Flitwick purchased from Elizabeth Scarburgh

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Whorlton, Charles, Baron of,
Dashwood, George,
Denton, Nicholas,
Williams, Daniel,
Rhodes, Samuel,
Auger, John,
Scarburgh, Elizabeth,
Page, Thomas

Maulden Ragons Manor, Houghton Conquest How End Manor, Houghton Conquest Dame Ellensbury Manor, advowsons, Maulden Wards Farm, Maulden Stoughtons Farm, Maulden Berrystead Farm, Maulden Stanbridges Farm, Flitwick Ruxox Manor, Maulden Beales Farm, MAULDEN, HOUGHTON CONQUEST, AMPTHILL, Ampthill Houghton Park, Houghton Conquest Dame Ellensbury Park, Houghton House, Houghton Conquest fields, Ampthill fields, FLITWICK, Ampthill Kings Wood, Limbersey