BS515

Marriage settlement (Release; Lease missing], £2250: (i) James Sawyer, citizen and distiller of London (ii) William Hillersdon of Elstow, esquire; George Becher of Grays Inn, gentleman; John Sawyer of Furnivalls Inn, gentleman; Margaret Hillersdon, spinster, sister of William Hillersdon. Messuages and land in Colmworth as in BS 513, and also a messuage in Wymington in the occupation of Thomas Kennell; the Pightle; Ram Close; Six Acres Close formerly called Wheatfield Close; Plowed close, formerly called the Middle Ground; the Close before the Yard, formerly called Home Close; Over Close, New Close and Great Close, formerly called the Great Ground; altogether containing 100 acres, and formerly called Lambroke Hill. On the marriage of James Sawyer and Margaret Hillersdon. Witnesses: Ambrose Reddall, Richard Denbigh. [John Sawyer's wife Elizabeth is mentioned; also the manor of Costead, Essex, in which Margaret shall have no share of dower.]

23 Dec 1702

From: 1702 To: 1702

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Sawyer, James,
Hillersdon, William,
Becher, George,
Sawyer, John,
Hillersdon, Margaret,
Fisher, Thomas,
Fisher, Richard,
Judd, Thomas,
Kennell, Thomas,
Sawyer, Margaret,
Reddall, Ambrose,
Denbigh, Richard,
Sawyer, Elizabeth

marriage settlements, citizen of London, distiller, gentleman, field names, Colmworth fields, Colmworth farms, London, ELSTOW, Grays Inn, Furnivalls Inn, COLMWORTH, WYMINGTON