• Reference
    AL594
  • Title
    Settlement of the Reversion
  • Date free text
    15 Aug 1745
  • Production date
    From: 1745 To: 1745
  • Scope and Content
    ( i ) Oliver St. John Cooper, Milton Ernest, clerk and wife Judith; Sawyer Smith, Rodmorton, Gloucs. clerk, and wife Diana; John Marsh, Bedford, gent., and wife Ursula (Judith, Diana and Ursula being the daughters and coheirs of Thomas Orlebar, deceased.) ( ii ) Hon. Hen. St. John, Melchbourne; Dennis Farrer, Brayfield, Bucks, esq., Benjamin Rogers, Carlton, clerk; Thomas Bird, Harrold, apothecary; Gidney Philips, Bedford, surgeon & apothecary covenant to levy a fine - - - manor of Felmersham - - - manor house, Felmersham, formerly occupied by Abraham Barber, now Jane Barber, widow. - - - 5 closes 16ac 2r 10p: Home Close occupied by same:- Home Close Pettins Close Plumers Close Middle Close Barn Close - - - 7ac 2r Westmead 1ac 3r Gaddmead 1ac 2r 20p East Mead - - - 140ac 20p arable & ley in Felmersham fields occupied by same:- - Rowley East field 36ac. - West Field 46ac 20p - 58ac South Field - - - cottage with barn, stable & homestall, and 2 pightles (2ac.) Felmersham, late occupied by Francis Dodson - - - 7ac 1/2r Felmersham fields, occupied by Francis Dodson - - - house with barn, stable & close adjoining Felmersham, occupied by Francis Dodson or John Ives - - - 2ac 1r meadow and woods close (2ac) occupied by Francis Dodson uses: one third to Hon. Henry St. John & Dennis Farrer in trust for Oliver St. John Cooper and wife for life and then their heirs one third to Benjamin Rogers & Thomas Bird in trust for Sawyer Smith and wife Diana for life and then their heirs one third to Benjamin Rogers & Gidney Philips in trust for John Marsh & wife Ursula for life and then their heirs Witnesses: Josiah Chicheley, J. Waller
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