- ReferenceAD3085
- TitleAdmissions Manor of Biggleswade View of Frank Pledge of Peter Harvey Lovell Esq., Lord of Manor before Samuel Veasey, gent., deputy Steward of George Stone Esq., chief Steward. Rents: 1-2d, 1d., 3s., 2-5d, 6d. Fine: 2-9d.
- Date free text1 May 1840
- Production dateFrom: 1840 To: 1840
- Scope and Content(Recital of surrender of 26 & 27 October 1792 by Richard Wheeler and Thomas Tingey of: - a messuage in Biggleswade occupied by Wheeler as under-tenant (except yard & garden, barns, & out- houses at rear) to use of person named in any deed or will of Samuel West in default of which to his heirs. Recital of admission of S. West & wife at same court. Recital of admission of West at court of 29-30 October, 1793, on surrender of Richard Thwaites to: - right of Common for 'One horse, two Cows and a Breeder' on commons of Biggleswade; also commons pertenant to toft in Holme Street where 3 cottages once stood occupied by Thomas Hughes Roe & Thomas Taylor, then burnt down. Recital of Surrender at Court of 12-13 April, 1796 by John Pepper & Thomas Crout of - the Gatehouse Chamber, Biggleswade (adjoined & belonged to messuage of S. West's, then part of messuage of J. Pepper decd.) to use of West & wife for their lives, then to person named in S. West's will, then to heirs. Recital of admission of S. West & wife at same court. Recital of surrender made by R. Thurgood great.-nephew, R.E. Rudd & M.Rudd to use of S.West & wife - see AD3082. Recirtal of admission at court of 24,25, & 29 April 1807 of S. West & wife on surrender of Lawrence Gall of 'White Hart Inn' in High St, Biggleswade, occupied by Richard Hide, then Robert Brooke, with Malthouse adjoining occupied by John Barber deceased., and a garden on south side of Meeting lane where 4 cottages formerly stood, containing also a toft where 'dissenting Meeting House formerly stood', also parcel belonging to E. Rudd, Esq. deceased. West & wife for life then to person(s) named in his will. Recital of extract from AD3084. Recital of death of Matthias West, a bachelor on 31 December, 1818 while Elizabeth West was alive. Recital of death of J.Keen & death of Benjamin Ryland in March, 1832, leaving son & heir John Ryland. Recites Elizabeth West married J. Mean and died 16 April, 1840.) Admission of John Ryland by his attorney William Thomas Chapman Esq., acc. to trusts & intents of AD3084.
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- Persons/institution keywordLovell, Peter Harvey,
Veasey, Samuel,
Stone, George,
Wheeler, Richard,
Tingey, Thomas,
West, Samuel,
Thwaites, Richard,
Roe, Thomas Hughes,
Taylor, Thomas,
Pepper, John,
Crout, Thomas,
Thurgood, R.,
Rudd, R.E.,
Rudd, Margaret,
Gall, Lawrence,
Hide, Richard,
Brooke, Robert,
Barber, John,
Rudd, E.,
West, Matthias,
West, Elizabeth,
Keen, J.,
Ryland, Benjamin,
Ryland, John,
Mean, Joseph,
Mean, Elizabeth,
Chapman, William Thomas - Keywords
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