BS819

Marriage Settlement, on the marriage of Martha Wyles and Carolus Nicholls Field: (i) Martha Wyles of Ampthill, spinster (daughter and coheir of Thomas Wyles of Ampthill, surgeon and apothecary; also niece and devisee of William Findley, late of Ampthill, gentleman, by reversion on death of mother Martha Wyles) (ii) Carolus Nicholls Field of Hitchin, gentleman (iii) John Bolding of Ampthill, surgeon and apothecary; Thomas Hollingworth of Ampthill, maltster and cooper. One third of the following [details given]. Witnesses: Daniel Edmunds of Ampthill, Thomas Taylor

19 Aug 1763

From: 1763 To: 1763

Details given: One third of the following: -- a messuage in Church Street, Ampthill, late in the occupation of Thomas Wyles and now of John Bolding; -- and another late in the occupation of Thomas Armstrong, esquire, now Widow Green; devised by father to Martha, Ann and Lucy Wyles. -- 2 messuages and pightle in Shefford, abutting northwest on river; adjoining owners late William Rawlins, now Mary King, widow. -- 1 acre arable in Everyyears field; 11 poles meadow in Lammas mead; late in the occupation of Joseph Squire, Thomas Phipp, and William Rust. -- also the White Hart Inn, Ampthill; late in the occupation of John Blakely, now Daniel Wright. -- and another messuage in Ampthill; late in the occupation of Thomas Armstrong, now Widow Green. Devised by William Findley to sister Martha for life.

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Wyles, Martha,
Field, Martha,
Field, Carolus Nicholls,
Wyles, Thomas,
Findley, William,
Bolding, John,
Hollingworth, Thomas,
Edmunds, Daniel,
Taylor, Thomas,
Armstrong, Thomas,
Green,
Wyles, Ann,
Wyles, Lucy,
Rawlins, William,
King, Mary,
Squire, Joseph,
Phipp, Thomas,
Rust, William,
Blakely, John,
Wright, Daniel,
Findley, Martha

marriage settlements, surgeon, apothecary, gentleman, field names, Ampthill White Hart Inn, AMPTHILL, Hitchin, Ampthill Church Street, SHEFFORD