BS954-955

Bedford. Conveyance (Lease and Release), £575: (i) William Belchier of Lombard Street, London, esquire (ii) Benjamin Rosewell of London, gentleman (iii) Amie Garnault of London, esquire. The reversion of one-quarter of the manor or lordship of Cordwell (Cauldwell) with other property and reciting other documents [details given]. Witnesses: Balthazar Burman, Thomas Ingram

13,14 Nov 1766

From: 1754 To: 1766

Details given: -- The reversion of one-quarter of the manor or lordship of Cordwell (Cauldwell), Bedfordshire, with the royalty of fishing and 40 acres meadow in St Mary’s parish, Bedford, thereto belonging; tithes and a farm with dovehouse in the occupation of [-] Bromsal, baker, rent £140 per annum; a messuage and lands in St Mary’s parish, late in the occupation of [-] Phillips, rent £18 per annum; left to John Arnold under the will of grandmother Christian Wallinger of Surrey, widow (after uncle John and aunts Franciscoe and Ann Wallinger); sold by John Arnold to William Belchier. Recites: 6,7 November 1754. Conveyance: John Arnold of Middlesex to William Belchier. 28 October 1763. Mortgage: William Belchier to Benjamin Rosewell. Amie Garnault has now contracted to purchase the contingent right and interest.

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Belchier, William,
Rosewell, Benjamin,
Garnault, Amie,
Burman, Balthazar,
Ingram, Thomas,
Bromsal,
Phillips,
Arnold, John,
Wallinger, Christian,
Wallinger, John,
Wallinger, Franciscoe,
Wallinger, Ann

deed, gentleman, Cauldwell Priory Manor, tithes, baker, mortgages, City of London Lombard Street, London, St. Mary Bedford, Surrey