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Release (to make a tenant to the praecipe)

22 Jan 1734/35

From: 1734 To: 1735

(i) William Alston, Pavenham, gent (ii) Samuel Browne, of Grendon, Northants, gent. (iii) Middleton Howard, of Crane court, London gent. (i) to (ii) --- manors of Bury, Hall and Gloucester Fee --- capital messuage called the Burystead --- messuage called Gil Green --- 2 messuages occupied by John Goffe & William Carrington --- 100 acres arable --- Milking Close, Spark Croft Close, Paradise Close, Bury Field Close, Overend Close, Lax Pightle, Hay Crafts Close, Hall close, Honey Craft Close, Gilberts Close --- 30 ac. meadow covenant to suffer a recovery. [Note by K.T. Ward in 1991 'The deed refers to Bury Manor and Hall Manor probably in error as the result of a drafting mistake. It should probably be interpreted as Bury Hall Manor (i.e. that with Bury Stead house) , ex Pavenham Manor also called Cheneys Manor. Gloucester Fee Manor (formerly with Leet) ex Pavenham Manor, also called Brays']

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Alston, William,
Browne, Samuel,
Howard, Middleton,
Goffe, John,
Carrington, William

Pavenham Bury Manor, Pavenham Hall Manor, Pavenham Gloucester Fee Manor, Pavenham Swan, PAVENHAM, Grendon, Fleet Street Crane Court