FN263

Lease for 6 years, rent per annum £122: Elizabeth Ansell of Barford, widow, and son and heir Thomas Ansell, gentleman, to Thomas Field of Barford, yeoman. A capital messuage called the Parsonage house in Barford; 2 closes called the Parsonage closes; 15 1/2 acres glebe; all manner of tithes; the garden and orchard over the way against the parsonage house, together with the barn there, and close adjacent barn and orchard; except [list of rooms]; and also except liberty of ingress and egress for Elizabeth and Thomas Ansell, tithe wood, and timber. Witnesses: Thomas Carter, Arthur Ray, Oliver Bromhall, William Field

16 Sep 1634

From: 1634 To: 1634

[List of rooms excepted] 'the hall and the parlor beyond the hall, and the closett within the said parlor, the great Stayers and the Roomes under and over the said Stayers, and the Roomes and chambers over the said Parlor and over the said Closett ... and over the Buttery and hall; and the Buttery and Sellars, and the geldinge stable, and one room by the cheese house for wood to be laide in, and one chamber called the White chamber, and the use of the kitchyn and yardes'

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Ansell, Elizabeth,
Ansell, Thomas,
Field, Thomas,
Carter, Thomas,
Ray, Arthur,
Bromhall, Oliver,
Field, William

rectories, non-agricultural leases, gentleman, yeoman, Great Barford