C453-454

Conveyance (lease & release): for various considerations (stated) (i) John Stoute of Hertford, gent. (assignee in bankruptcy - see C452) (ii) Elizabeth Crook of same, widow of Peter; John Crook of London, linen-draper, son & heir of Peter; (iii) William Chew of London, distiller;

1702-3

From: 1702 To: 1703

- - a farmhouse called Cowridge End, Luton, with appurtenant lands, viz.; Twelve Acres close (12 acres); another close (6 a.); another close (3 a.); Grove (1 1/2 a.), orchard (1 1/2 a.); pightle adjoining River Lane (1 a.), Couzins croft (3 a.); 2 pieces in Lye Field (7 a.); several pieces in Stonyhill Field; 1 1/4 a. in Hix Field; all in Stopsley, occupied by Matthew Gutteridge; - - another farmhouse with malting, & appurtenant lands., viz.: close (12 a.), Hagdell close (7 a), Dawsacre close (1 1/2 a.); piece in Bridge Field (4 a.); another called Hatchett Piece (1 a.); a piece called Saffron Garden (9 a.) in Blackwater Field; a piece in Suton Hill in same field (1 a.); a piece called Ferne furlong in same field (1 a.); 3 pieces in Sewell Field (4 a.); 2 pieces in Winsdon Field (5 a.); 4 a. in Gt. Newland Field; 15 a. in Bayley Field, & 4 a. in same Field; all in Luton; occupied by Matthew Gutteridge; Witnesses: Henry Bedell, Daniel Marshe, Matthew Gutteridge, John Mecham.

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Crook, Peter,
Crook, Elizabeth,
Crook, John,
Stoute, John,
Chew, William,
Gutteridge, Matthew,
Bedell, Henry,
Marshe, Daniel,
Mecham, John

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