C652-653

Conveyance (lease & release): £3,850 Fairmedow Penyston, devisee of Francis Astry; Daniel Mildred of Fenchurch St., London, merchant.

1771

From: 1771 To: 1771

- - farm called Owens al. Onyons, late occupied by Thomas Howard, with closes (detailed as in earlier deeds) in Caddington; & 20 acres dispersed in the common fields of Caddington and Luton; mentions Heath Field, Cad. Meager close, Provender Corner close, Rushmore Field, Church Acre, Wickett lane, Bitters dell, North Field, Chaley End lane, Winchfield corner, North Field pightles; & bounding owners or occupiers (Samuel Coppin esq., Wilkinson, James Archer, Birch, Holt, Zach. Neale, Langford); - - tithes of hay, corn & grain from Blastons Hill, Four Acre croft, Close croft, Goosewicks or Goosefields, Daniel's close or pightle, & Little Nether croft, all in Luton (50 acres); and all of preceding in Luton parish; - - messuage called Carpenters alias Badins alias Baldwins in Caddington with closes (30 acres), late occupied by Thomas Howard (no details); and several pieces of land (5 1/2a. in North Field, etc); witnesses: Francis Spicer, John Walker.

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Penyston, Fairmeadow,
Astry, Francis,
Mildred, Daniel,
Howard, Thomas,
Coppin, Samuel,
Wilkinson,
Archer, James,
Birch,
Bolt,
Neale, Zachary,
Langford,
Howard, Thomas,
Spicer, Francis,
Walker, John

legal papers, DEEDS, City of London Fenchurch Street, CADDINGTON, LUTON, Caddington Inons Farm, Caddington fields, Luton fields, tithes, Caddington Carpenters Farm