Reference
LL1/91
Title
Conveyance (Release [Lease for a year missing]), for 1000 years; for £800: [Not executed]
Date free text
7 May 1703
Production date
From: 1703 To: 1703
Scope and Content
Mary Cheyne of Luton, widow, and Thomas Cheyne of London, gentleman (son and heir apparent), to Michael Arnald of Ampthill, gentleman.
- The Manor of Flitwick; a cottage in East End of Flitwick in which John Fells dwells, with close adjoining (3 acres), bounded South West and North by the highways, and East by Mill Pond; a close called Turfe Ground (18a), between ground of Mrs Scarborough, North, that of Samuel Rhodes esquire on East, and the common; and a close called Crowches (3 acres), between the pasture of Peter Honnywood esquire, on South, and Groves Close on North. Also Ley Close and Grove Close (together 10 acres), between the close of said Mrs Scarborough on North, and that of said Peter Honnywood on South, and abutting West on the highway, and East on the close called Turfe Ground. Also 7 acre meadow in the Common Meadows of Flitwick.
Place-names: Over Pitchpole, Lower Pitchpole, Dovehouse Meade, Jacksons Bridge.
Personal names: Luke Brazier, Mr Rhodes, Thomas Deacon.
- Also 22 acres dispersed. in the Fields of Flitwick
place-names: Sand Field, Gore Headland; Towne Field, close called Streames, the Greene Way, Almes Gate, Green Way Side; Wood Field; Dennelend Common; Rye Field , Crouches House, Woodham, Hincksly, Brooke Furlong. Personal names: Thomas Deacon, Matthew Freelove, Thomas Freelove, William Hill, Luke Brasier, Thomas Howson, Jeremy Saunders, Robert Rutland. All in occupation of John Fells.
- And also all other their lands etc in Flitwick, except: a cottage in occupation of John Allen, with a little piece of ground adjoining; a cottage in East End called the Gatehouse in occupation of [blank] Allen, with a little cottage and little piece of ground adjoining; and a cottage in Denel End in occupation of Jonas Curtis.
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