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Conveyance (lease and release), £465: (i) Devisees of Charles Dilly (ii) Richard Reynolds of Little Paxton, esquire, eldest nephew and heir-at-law of Decimus Reynolds of Clophill, clerk (iii) James Bedford of Clophill, yeoman (iv) Samuel Davis of Ampthill, gentleman (v) John Horton of Clophill, gentleman. 2 cottages in Clophill late occupied by Thomas Brooks and Mrs Conquest, now James Bedford and Mary Conquest, abutting south on common street; also a piece of ground, 2 poles, lately fenced in from a close lately purchased of Charles Dilley by John Horton and laid to cottage occupied by Mary Conquest; all formerly belonging to Decimus Reynolds. At end, schedule of documents for freehold and copyhold lands: 1794 - 1799 and 1741 - 1757

1808, but includes references to earlier documents from 1741 onwards

From: 1808 To: 1808

item

Dilly, Charles,
Reynolds, Richard,
Reynolds, Decimus,
Bedford, James,
Davis, Samuel,
Horton, John,
Brooks, Thomas,
Conquest, Mary,
Dilley, Charles

clerk, yeoman, gentleman, cottages, Little Paxton, AMPTHILL