Bedfordshire Archives Service Catalogue
  • Reference
    X21/600
  • Title
    'Settlement of Mrs Inglis' estate' (Lease & Release, with covenant to levy a fine):
  • Date free text
    18, 19 Nov 1785
  • Production date
    From: 1785 To: 1785
  • Scope and Content
    (i) Hugh Inglis & wife Catherine (ii) John Cartier & Christopher Smyth ---- A capital messuage or mansionhouse in Milton Bryant/Bryan; Garden Close, 6 acres, Williams' Leys, 2 acres, 3 spinneys (one by Pinfold Piece Furlong, Broad Mead Lane Spinney, Ford Spinney) all occupied by Ann Johnson, mother of Catherine; --- A farmhouse in Milton Bryant/Bryan; 4 closes (Gilling, Close over the way, Miller, Dirty Leys Pightle), in all 13 1/2 acres; 2 closes called Dirty Leys, 7 & 5 acres; other closes:- Honners Leys, 6 acres; Pinfold Piece 6 acres; Oxe Hill, 3/4 acre; Dole, 4 3/4 acres, Moore Leys, 4 acres; Five Leys, 2 acres; 30 acres meadow in Milton Bryant; 41 3/4 acres in the common fields; --- A capital messuage called Milton Grange used as a farmhouse. Closes; Upper Church Close, 7 acres; Lower Church Close, 7 acres, Westmeads, 13 acres, Lower, 8 acres, the Grove Close, 10 acres, Rough, 7acres, Ox Leys, 8 acres, Cowhouse Close, 6 acres, Taney, 5 acres; '3 parks of meadow ground' in Broadmead (Great, Middle & Little, in all 6 acres); 2 pieces of meadow in Broadmead 'changeable every other year' 4 acres; Doles Closes, 3 acres; 75 acres in the common fields; all occupied Joseph Brinklow, tenant to Ann Johnson; --- Messuage in Milton Bryant called the Greyhound; 3 closes, 2 acres; occupied Mary Eddins, tenant to Ann Johnson; --- Messuage in Milton Bryant called the Red Lion; occupied John Smith, tenant to Ann Johnson; --- Cottages occupied Sarah Fuller, James Dawson, John Carr, Richard Scott, John Fensham, Mary Ambridge; --- A moiety of London property, as in deed of 8 December 1784 (X21/598) described in more detail.
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