R3/3964

Reads- Knollys offers "Blacka Field" to Duke for £1,000; think only worth £800. It may be Morris the Ampthill brewer wants it for a public house; he is sore at Welch now brewing his own beer at the Flying Horse, which house they had supplied for many years, and this plot is the only piece between them & Ampthill which does not belong to Duke or to Lord Holland. Draining. Eversholt tithe. Tenancies.

30 Sept 1836

From: 1836 To: 1836

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Knollys,
Morris,
Welch,
Duke of Bedford,
Holland

buildings and land use, fields, money, brewer, AMPTHILL, public houses, brewing, beer, Clophill Flying Horse, DRAINAGE, tithes, EVERSHOLT, tenancy