BS285

Admission of John Andrew on Surrender by John, Thomas and George Andrew (the first of Chalfont St Giles, Buckinghamshire, wheelwright, the rest of Gaddesden Row in Great Gaddesden, husbandmen; the last being eldest son and heir of George Andrew of Great Gaddesden, yeoman) to use of said John. 2 closes called Great Bushes and Little Bushes (containing 10 acres), and a close called Northend Close (2 acres), abutting on Studham Lane north and east; also a close called Stockpiece Close (1 1/2 acres); all in parish of Whipsnade, in the occupation of John Bennett; also a messuage at Ballendon [Ballingdon] in parish of Whipsnade, a barn and other buildings lately built close by (held of the Manor of St Giles-in-the-Wood alias Beechwood, Hertfordshire; charged with an annuity of £4 to Abigail, wife of George, under his will), the messuage at Ballingdon being inhabited by John Hobbs; all now stated to lie in the Manor of Woodmanley alias Blackwells. To use of his Will. Steward: William Ginger

8 Jun 1771

From: 1771 To: 1771

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Andrew, John,
Andrew, Thomas,
Andrew, George,
Bennett, John,
Andrew, Abigail,
Hobbs, John,
Ginger, William

deed, Woodmanley Manor, wheelwright, husbandman, field names, Beechwood Manor, Chalfont Saint Giles, Gaddesden Row, Great Gaddesden, WHIPSNADE, Dagnall Studham Lane