V403

Conveyance, Release. (i) Thomas Alston Warren late of Kensworth, Hertfordshire, now of South Warnborough, Southants clerk. (ii) William Warr of Aspley Guise, yeoman (iii) Henry Charles Hoare of Wavendon House, Buckinghamshire (iv) Henry Merrick Hoare of Fleet Street, London, esquire

30 Nov 1841

From: 1841 To: 1841

recites: V401 and V402 whereas: William Warr has contracted with Thomas Alston Warren for the purchase of lands hereinafter described, together with certain other lands; no conveyance has yet been made; William Warr has contracted to sell them to Henry Merrick Hoare now: consideration: £5,500 -- all those parcels of land in Aspley Guise containing 118 acres 3 roods 16 perches viz: -- Roasters or Rositer Lane Field 41 acres 1 rood 5 perches now used as 3 closes called Wavendon End Field, Crab Tree and Double U ;north and part east road from Salford to Aspley Guise :remainder of east close of meadow next described :south and west by land of Henry Charles Hoare -- Crabtree furlong or meadow in Broad Mead 9 acres 3 roods 36 perches formerly in the occupation of Samuel Wooding :northeast said road from Salford to Aspley Guise :southeast land of Reverend John Vaux Moore :southwest and part of west land of Henry Charles Hoare in Wavendon :remainder of west Double U and Crabtree :south corner adjoining next plot the north part of the said piece of meadow is now divided from the remainder and from part of Crabtree -- Under Steppington Meadow 8 acres 3 roods 13 perches formerly in the occupation of Samuel Wooding :north corner, last mentioned meadow ::northeast said land of Reverend John Vaux Moore :southeast land of the manor of Aspley Guise :south land next described :southwest and northwest lands of Henry Charles Hoare in Wavendon -- Steppingtons, formerly part of the Lammas Grounds 13 acres 2 roods 20 perches formerly in the occupation of Richard How, Thomas Smith, Samuel Wooding :north meadow last described :part east said Manor land :remainder of east land next described and Radwell Pits :south or southwest Millway in field next described called Mill Field :west lands of Henry Charles Hoare in Aspley Guise part of which said Lammas Grounds is now a spinney -- 2 pieces of land, part of the Great Meadow, one of which was added to the piece of land last described, other containing 1 rood 16 perches and is the southwest corner of the said meadow -- Radwell Pits 2 acres 1 rood 30 perches :northwest Steppingtons :east and south ground next described :southwest Millway in Mill Field -- 4 acres 3 roods arable :east Radwell Pits and southeast being parcel of Great Lynch and Great Meadow, part of which was added to Radwell Pits :south and remaining part of the west Millway in field called Great Lynch and 6 acres which said Great Lynch and Great Meadow, small parts whereof are hereinbefore described, are parts of an allotment of 32 acres 2 roods 10 perches under enclosure of Aspley Guise. -- parcel of land 24 acres 3 roods 17 perches formerly in the occupation of Thomas Smith :northeast and east Steppington, Radwell Pit and Great Lynch and Blackberry Hill :south land of Francis William Kerr :north and northwest land of Henry Charles Hoare in Aspley Guise the same is now divided into 3 closes: Mill Field the Six Acres (with barn and yard) the 8 Acres -- 5 acres 1 rood 23 perches part of Blackberry Hill :northeast remainder of said field belonging to William Warr :southeast Plantation of Fir trees :southwest land lastly described :northwest Millway in Great Lynch -- ground now planted with fir trees and the slipe of ground adjoining on northeast :northwest land last described :northeast land of William Warr called the common :south and southwest Plantation of Francis William Kerr -- right of road from southeast end of said Slipe into the Aspley Road Lane which last described pieces of land and slipe adjoining are parts of an allotment of Hill Land 41 acres 3 roods 16 perches on the enclosure of Aspley Guise. all which said lands (except the spinney, Radwell Pit, Fir Plantation and slipe adjoining) are in the occupation of said William Warr and Henry Durrant; the exceptions are in the occupation of Henry Charles Hoare all which premises intended to be conveyed are better known as: -- Wavendon End Field 11 acres 2 roods 25 perches -- Crab Tree 18 acres 3 roods -- Double U 12 acres 5 perches -- Crab Tree Meadow 9 acres 19 perches -- Birgus Meadow 10 acres 2 roods 16 perches -- Spinney 2 acres 2 roods 3 perches -- Steppington 12 acres 4 perches -- Radwell Pit 3 acres 20 perches -- Mill Field 9 acres 3 roods 15 perches -- part of Great Lynch 4 acres 10 perches -- Six Acres Piece with barn and yard 6 acres 2 roods 23 perches -- Eight Acres Piece 8 acres 26 perches -- part of Blackberry Hill 5 acres 1 rood 23 perches -- Plantation of Firs and Slipe adjoining 4 acres 1 rood 18 perches and 2 roods 9 perches. Witnesses: John Green, Woburn, solicitor, Robert Glass, servant to Mr. Warren

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Warren, Thomas Alston,
Warr, William,
Hoare, Henry Charles,
Hoare, Henry Merrik,
Wooding, Samuel,
Moore, John Vaux,
How, Richard,
Smith, Thomas,
Kerr, Francis William,
Durrant, Henry,
Green, John,
Glass, Robert

DEEDS, legal papers, ASPLEY GUISE, Aspley Guise fields