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Manor of Clophill and Cainho: special Court baron of Amabel, Baroness Lucas. Steward: Thomas Kidman, gentleman. Admission of Richard Reynolds of Little Paxton esquire, eldest nephew and hier-at- law of Decimus Reynolds of Chalfont St Giles (by his attorney, Samuel Davis of Ampthill). 1/2 acre pasture in Clophill, part of a close late Mary Sayer, widow, then Mary Reynolds, abutting south on common highway (adjacent owners and occupiers: late Mr Urlin, then William Bosworth, now Thomas Sharp, gardener; late Thomas White, then Mary Reynolds, now Abraham Perrin; late Samuel Carter, then Matthew Goodman, now John Young), rent per annum 1 1/2d. 2 copyhold closes called Dry closes, each 4 acres, rent per annum 2s 1 1/2d. Cottage then divided into two, late Nathan, then Philip Samm; now 2 sites or tofts. Close of 3 acres abutting south on common street, rent per annum 10 1/2d. To which Decimus and Mary Reynolds were admitted 9 May 1757; now both died without issue. Attached, copy power of attorney: Richard Reynolds to Samuel Davis, to be admitted, and then to surrender to John Horton and James Bedford of Clophill (trustees of will of Charles Dilly are selling to them)

1808

From: 1808 To: 1808

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Amabel, Baroness Lucas,
Kidman, Thomas,
Reynolds, Richard,
Reynolds, Decimus,
Davis, Samuel,
Sayer, Mary,
Reynolds, Mary,
Urlin,
Bosworth, William,
Sharp, Thomas,
White, Thomas,
Perrin, Abraham,
Carter, Samuel,
Goodman, Matthew,
Young, John,
Samm, Nathan,
Samm, Philip,
Horton, John,
Bedford, James,
Dilly, Charles

Clophill & Cainhoe Manor, court, gentleman, attorney at law, gardener, Little Paxton, Chalfont Saint Giles, AMPTHILL