BS1154

Lease for one year (Release absent): (i) John Ashwell senior of Leighton Buzzard, scrivener and his wife Agnes; Richard Atkins lately called Richard the younger, of Eaton Bray, gentleman (in trust for said John) (ii) Robert Baskerfeild of Leighton Buzzard, gentleman, John Ashwell junior of Leighton Buzzard, gentleman. The Great pasture in Aspley Guise, and a messuage in Shenly, Buckinghamshire [details given]. Witnesses: Thomas Burnham, A Fuller, Edward Carvell

1 Sep 1725

From: 1725 To: 1725

Details given: -- The Great pasture in Aspley Guise (32 acres), now divided into three closes, one called the Great Pasture and the other two the meadows, in the occupation of Francis Monke, abutting north on Broadmead and south on pasture of Edmund Harding, gentleman, called Middle or Little Pasture, the Fenn east and the highway to Broadmead west. -- One undivided half-part of the new erected Messuage of John Ashwell senior and his wife Agnes, and of pieces of meadow or pasture (on one of which the said messuage stands) called Shenly Lawne alias Shendly Lawne in the parish of Shenly, Buckinghamshire (84 acres), in the occupation of George Emerton, with buildings etc and all appurtenances.

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Ashwell, John,
Ashwell, Agnes,
Atkins, Richard,
Baskerfeild, Robert,
Burnham, Thomas,
Fuller, A,
Carvell, Edward,
Monke, Francis,
Harding, Edmund,
Emerton, George

agricultural leases, scrivener, gentleman, Aspley Guise fields, field names, LEIGHTON BUZZARD, EATON BRAY, ASPLEY GUISE, Shenley [Buckinghamshire]