WJ560

Conveyance (Lease & Release) £120

31 Jul/1 Aug 1792

From: 1792 To: 1792

i) William Dearmer, Little Wymondley, yeoman ( only son and heir of Thomas Dearmer, late Little Wymondley, mealman, the only son and heir of Thomas Dearmer, late Little Wymondley, victualler deceased) ii) Jeremiah Taylor, Pauls Walden, labourer, and wife Mary Richard Wiggs, Little Wymondley, blacksmith, and wife Elizabeth Sarah Dearmer, Kempston, spinster surviving grandchildren and devisees of Thomas Dearmer iii) Stephen Rowley, Little Wymondley, victualler Isaac Coxall, Hitchin, gentleman, trustee for Rowley [recites will of Thomas Dearmer, 21 June 1777 proved Arch. Huntingdonshire --- 4 acres Ippollitts --- 1 acre arable between the house late in occupation Thomas Chambers and the crossway, Hitchin-Stevenage road N Little Wymondley --- 5 roods Chissel Pits, late George Needham N, late John Pym esquire S, Little Wymondley. late in occupation Matthew Foster, now Richard Bunch to wife for life, then to son William for life, then to 5 grand-children, daughters of William – Mary, Elizabeth, Sarah, Rose, Hannah, in equal shares, share of deceased to survivors] i) and ii) to iii) as above covenant to levy a fine endorsed: 'Isaac Coxall had been dead some years when Rowley conveyed to Marshall and Crabb' Witnesses: Joseph Halstead, William Wilsher junior

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Dearmer, William,
Dearmer, Thomas,
Taylor, Jeremiah,
Taylor, Mary,
Wiggs, Richard,
Wiggs, Elizabeth,
Dearmer, Sarah,
Rowley, Stephen,
Coxall, Isaac,
Chambers, Thomas,
Needham, George,
Pym, John,
Foster, John,
Bunch, Richard,
Dearmer, Mary,
Dearmer, Elizabeth,
Dearmer, Rose,
Dearmer, Hannah,
Marshall,
Crabb,
Halstead, Joseph,
Wilsher, William

DEEDS, Little Wymondley, yeoman, mealman, victualler, Pauls Walden, labourer, blacksmith, KEMPSTON, Hitchin, wills, Ippollitts