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Marriage settlement (lease and release), £2000: (i) William Foster senior of Bedford, doctor of laws, commissary and official of the archdeaconries of Bedford, Huntingdon and Leicester (ii) Nicholas Oudart, esquire, His Majesty's Latin secretary, Charles Duncombe of London, gentleman, Sir Francis Wingate of Harlington, knight, Charles Duncombe of Harlington, esquire. On the marriage of William Foster junior with Barbarie, eldest daughter of N. Oudart. A capital mansion house called Hassetts in St Paul's Parish, Bedford; Hassetts or Moorey close adjacent, 4 acres; Chappell close or All Hallows close, 2 acres, abutting west on Saffron ditch and a common lane east; a piece of pasture; a close late in occupation of Thomas Smith, 1 1/2 acres, next Chapel close north; and south next a parcel of ground late in occupation of Richard Mightnall; the same piece of ground in occupation of Richard Mightnall; a cottage with a piece of ground next Hassetts close west, common lane east, Chapel close north. Witnesses: Thomas Blundell, Samuel Allen, John Gascoigne, Benjamin Rogers, servant to William Warne scrivener

26,27 Oct 1677

From: 1677 To: 1677

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Foster, William,
Oudart, Nicholas,
Duncombe, Charles,
Wingate, Francis,
Oudart, Barbarie,
Foster, Barbarie,
Smith, Thomas,
Mightnall, Richard,
Blundell, Thomas,
Allen, Samuel,
Gascoigne, John,
Rogers, Benjamin,
Warne, William

marriage settlements, Doctor of Law, Commissary, gentleman, BEDFORD, London, HARLINGTON, Bedford Hassetts, St. Pauls Bedford, Bedford Hassetts Close, Bedford Mooreys Close, Bedford All Hallows Close, Bedford Saffron Ditch