R6/5/9/16

Terrier formerly attached to R6/5/9/15

14 June 1709

From: 1709 To: 1709

Terrier formerly attached to R6/5/9/15: “A true and perfect terrier of ye lands, ye pay tythe to Mr. Edward Sculthorpe of Puttenham in ye County of Hertford, Clerke, lying & being in ye parish of St. Cutbirts in ye towm & county of Bedford, given in by us, whose names are here underwritten this fourteenth day of June 1709, beginning at ye first tythe from ye town & so on The River furlong - Six lands, two Acres - Six lands near two Acres - Six lands more two Acres - Six lands more two Acres - Miss seven lands, called Mr. Thomas Grislys land, & then fower lands more, two Acres - foure lands more two Acres - Six lands more, two Acres - Six lands more, two Acres - Seven lands, two Acres - Six lands, two Acres - Six lands more, two Acres - Six lands more, two Acres - Six lands more, two Acres - Six lands more, two Acres - Six lands more, two Acres - Six lands more, two Acres - Six lands more, two Acres All in this furlong ends at ye wind mill Middle furlong, beginning at ye first balke from Bedford - Twelve lands, belonging to Pecks farme, foure Acres - Ten lands, belonging to Mr. Hawes farme, three Acres - Eight lands, one of them a thorowout to Goldington little high way, belonging to Pecks farme, three Acres Philip Negus The mark of Thomas King Witness William Faldo

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Sculthorpe, Edward,
Grisly, Thomas,
Peck,
Hawes,
King, Thomas,
Negus, Philip,
Faldo, William

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