R6/1/15/2

Copy Deed of Enfranchisement Parties: (i) William Edward Sackville West, late lieutenant colonel in Grenadier Guards, now of Limegrove, Bangor [North Wales]; Sackville Arthur Cecil, esquire of The Oasthouse, Hayes Common, Bromley [Kent] as trustees of (ii); (ii) Francis Charles Hastings, Duke of Bedford; (iii) Thomas Smith of Park Street, luton, gentleman Operative Part: - (i), with consent of (ii) enfranchised [made freehold] copyhold premises to (iii) for 7/15/6 Property: (a) 2a 0r 4p in Ampthill bounded: NE by allotment of George Exton; SE by allotment of James Burge; SW by private road leading to Short Leys; NW by road leading to Seven Path Close; formerly in occupation of Humphrey Carte, then Thomas Abbis, since Frederick Phipps, then Edward Gray Markham, afterwards Josiah Burgess now known as Rifle Close; it was formerly two allotments known as: (A) 1a 0r 20p at Ampthill Warren bounded : NE by allotment of George Exton; SW by allotment of James Hesse; SW by private road to Short Leys; NW by (B); awarded to John Carte at inclosure in lieu of right of common for copyhold messuage in Church Street, Ampthill; (B) 0a 3r 24p on Ampthill Warren bounded: NE by allotment to George Exton; SE by (A); SW by private road to Short Leys; NW by private road to Seven Path Close; awarded at inclosure to John Carte in lieu of right of common for site of ancient copyhold messuage formerly situate in Church Street, Ampthill, formerly the estate of the misses Hesse and on part of which a new house had been built, late estate of John Carte and since sold to David Jennings, esquire

29 Oct 1884

From: 1884 To: 1884

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Sackville West, William Edward,
Cecil, Sackville Arthur,
Russell, Francis Charles Hastings (9th Duke of Bedford),
Smith, Thomas,
Exton, George,
Burge, James,
Carte, Humphrey,
Abbis, Thomas,
Phipps, Frederick,
Markham, Edward Gray,
Burgess, Josiah,
Hesse, James,
Carte, John,
Jennings, David,
Hesse

warrens, lieutenant colonel, Ampthill fields