R6/1/12/1d

Volume containing court rolls of manor of Newnham with Bedford, including: (I) Court of 27 May 1817 Lord: John, Duke of Bedford; Steward: Samuel Davis; Jurors: Joseph Barnard, foreman; John Cook Deaths of tenants: - George Livius, esquire; messuage in Bedford, St.Peter, formerly of William Powell; his widow was his heir; - John Dickons, messuage in Bedford; John Dickons, his son, was heir; - Samuel Whitbread, esquire; Bury Farm, Bedford, St.Peter, lat in occupation of Widow Odell; William Whitbread, his eldest son, was heir; - Edward Allison; tenement in Well Street, Bedford; his widow was his heir; - Edward Chapman; messuages in Goal [Gaol] Lane, Bedford, in occupation of George Burnham, William White and Thomas Rawlins; his widow was his heir Alienations: - Sir William Long (late Henry Whittingstall and William Long) to William Brown of Bedford, auctioneer; Red Lion, Bedford, in occupation of Widow Blackshaw; - John Cook, esquire to James Woodroffe; cottage in Gaol Lane, Bedford, late in occupation of Michael Joseph and John Moore, now of James Woodroffe and [blank] King; - William Smith to Rev.Thomas Gadsby; messuage in Bedford, St.Paul, late in occupation of John Whitehouse; - Thomas Hawes (since Leonard Hampson) to William Danes; Hawes Farm, Well Street, Bedford; - Thomas Ray alias Bithray to Richard Leach, gentleman; messuage in Bedford, St.Paul, late in occupation of Mrs.Mason, now Richard Leach, late property of [blank] Wardon; - John Costin to [blank] Maitland; two closes of meadow or sweard in Bedford, St.Paul [note that an entry in which Maitland aliened to Samuel Gifford was not correct]; - John Costin to [blank] Maitland who then aliened to Samuel Gifford; messuage in High Street, Bedford; - Richard Lane to R.W.Robinson; cottage in Bedford, St.Cuthbert; - Dorothy Foster to Peregrine Nash, esquire; messuage in Bedford; - Skevington Davison to John Parker; messuage in Bedford, St.Cuthbert; - John Langley to Commissioners of Bedford Bridge; messuage at Bridge Foot, Bedford (II) Court of 11 Nov 1831 Lord: John, Duke of Bedford; Steward: Samuel Davis; Jurors: George Peter Livius, esquire; James Woodroffe Alienations: - Samuel Gifford to John Rawlins, wine merchant; dwelling house, malting and granaries in High Street, Bedford, St.Paul, part now converted to a dwelling house, shop and premises, in occupation of C.B.Merry, stationer and part a malting and corn chambers in occupation of Edward Rawlins; - Rev.John Parker to Rev.Dr.Hunt, current incumbent; messuage in Bedford, St.John, part of Rectory of St.John, late in occupation of Thomas Nash, now Joseph Tween; - John Dickons to Samuel Lovell of Bedford, merchant; former King George on Horseback, Well Street, Bedford now comprising three dwellinghouses in occupations of William Day, [blank] Haydon and [blank] Graham Death of tenants - James Woodroffe to; cottage in Goal [Gaol] Lane, Bedford, now divided into two tenements in occupation of Benjamin Pool and [blank] Smith; James Woodroffe, builder, his son was heir

27 May 1817 - 11 Nov 1831

From: 1817 To: 1831

Part of a volume, for other courts in the volume see the other R/6/1/12/1 references

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Bedford, John Russell, 6th Duke of,
Davis, Samuel,
Barnard, Joseph,
Cook, John,
Livius, George,
Powell, William,
Dickons, John,
Whitbread, Samuel,
Odell,
Whitbread, William,
Allison, Edward,
Chapman, Edward,
Burnham, George,
White, William,
Rawlins, Thomas,
Long, William,
Whittingstall, Henry,
Brown, William,
Blackshaw,
Woodroffe, James,
Joseph, Michael,
Moore, John,
Smith, William,
Gadsby, Thomas,
Hawes, Thomas,
Hampson, Leonard,
Danes, William,
Ray, Thomas,
Bithray, Thomas,
Leach, Richard,
Mason,
Gifford, Samuel,
Costin, John,
Wardon,
Maitland,
Lane, Richard,
Robinson, R W,
Foster, Dorothy,
Nash, Peregrine,
Davison, Skevington,
Parker, John,
Langley, John,
Livius, George Peter,
Merry, C.B.,
Rawlins, Edward,
Hunt,
Nash, Thomas,
Tween, Joseph,
Lovell, Samuel,
Day, William,
Haydon,
Graham,
Pool, Benjamin,
Smith

court rolls, Bedford Newnham Priory Manor, Bedford Bury Farm, Bedford Red Lion, High Street, Bedford Hawes Farm, specific bridges, wine merchant, stationer, parsonages, merchant, Bedford King George on Horseback, builder, BEDFORD, St. Peter de Merton Bedford, Bedford Well Street, Bedford Gaol Lane, St. Paul Bedford, Bedford High Street, St. Cuthbert Bedford, Bedford Bridge Foot, St. John Bedford